September 4, 2026

GitHub automation is out of early access. Install the Revyl GitHub App, and any workspace gets pull request previews and repository config. Atlas comments also get mentions and an Inbox.

This release also adds preview links that always open the latest build, a Current map view in Atlas, session IDs for device commands in the CLI, and video downloads from reports.

GitHub automation for every workspace

Install the Revyl GitHub App on a repository, then add it from the GitHub integration settings. Pull requests use the Revyl config from their own commit, so a config change gets checked in the same pull request. Push a valid config to your default branch, and the project is created for you. Read the GitHub docs.

Mentions and an Inbox in Atlas

@mention a teammate in an Atlas comment. Mentions, replies, and status changes land in your Inbox. Comments can carry files, and threads can be marked Blocker, Issue, or Polish.

Preview links for the latest build

Each app now has one preview link that always opens its latest build. Copy it from the app’s menu on the Apps page, and share one link instead of a new one for every upload.

Other fixes

Device video shows up as soon as the stream is ready. iOS sessions no longer fail to start when a notification covers the app. Dates like “today” in test steps use the device’s time zone. Remote builds can pull private GitHub dependencies. An Android emulator crash a few seconds after launch is fixed. Viewers can no longer run or delete workflow runs.