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Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

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This week includes significant improvements to Actions workflows with better job status tracking and queue visibility, artifact preview capabilities for workflow runs, and corrections to how workflows handle events and inputs. Several bug fixes address pull request operations, cross-references, and API consistency with GitHub behavior.

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This week: Actions jobs now show pending status, reusable workflows receive correct event data, artifact previews in run views, and PR auto-close via Fixes: references.

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This week's Gitea updates improve Actions workflows with pending job status tracking, a job queue view for monitoring, artifact previews in run views, and correct event handling in reusable workflows. Also: PR auto-close via Fixes: references, better approval handling, Unicode 17 emoji support, and fixes for cross-references and merge operations.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

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This week brings infrastructure improvements that reduce binary size and fix long-standing issues with message handling and clock synchronization. New first-class bot accounts enable better automation workflows, while better error handling and diagram rendering improve the user experience.

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Gitea this week: bot accounts arrive for automation, long merge messages work reliably, and binary size shrinks by switching to REST clients from heavy SDKs.

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Gitea's latest updates introduce first-class bot accounts for automation workflows, fix merge message handling on long commits, and significantly reduce binary size by replacing AWS and Azure SDKs with lightweight REST clients. Additional improvements include better error classification for migrations, ETag support for archive downloads, and Mermaid v12 integration with improved diagram rendering.

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