v1.36.3August 1, 2026

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Watch a zero-downtime redeploy from the moment you press the button instead of staring at a frozen dialog, install Caddy from the Packages tab in one click, and copy the exact commit any deployment shipped.

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What's Changed

New Features

Install Caddy on a server straight from the Packages tab — Server Compass adds Caddy's official signing key and APT repository for you, streams every installation step, and switches the button to Installed once it is on the server.
You are warned before installing that Caddy starts its own systemd service on ports 80 and 443, so you can stop or reconfigure Nginx first.
sudo and jq joined the recommended package set, covering the privilege elevation and JSON parsing that other server actions depend on.
Copy the full commit hash from any deployment — expand an entry in App Details or a server's Deployment History and click Copy hash.

Improvements

A zero-downtime redeploy now appears in Deployment History the moment you press Redeploy, with its commit, so you can leave the screen while the server builds and come back to it.
When another operation is already running on the server, the redeploy tells you how many are queued ahead of yours instead of looking frozen.
Pressing Redeploy while one is already queued or running now explains that clearly instead of starting a second full deployment.
The progress screen keeps following a redeploy for as long as the server is still working on it, instead of giving up and reporting a timeout that never happened.
A zero-downtime redeploy that passes 45 minutes stops with a clear message pointing you at the logs, and every step that talks to the server now has its own time limit.
A queued redeploy pulls the latest commit at the moment it actually starts, rather than the one that was newest when you pressed the button.
A redeploy that fails before anything starts now shows the reason and a Try Again button, with confirmation that no deployment is running.
An app's Overview can dismiss a stale Last Error once you have dealt with it, while the deployment history is kept.

Bug Fixes

Fixed a zero-downtime redeploy sending traffic to the wrong port for apps that publish ports with a server address or in the expanded format — the correct container port is now used.
Fixed a failed zero-downtime redeploy leaving a domain pointing at temporary containers — traffic is moved back to a running container, and when none exists the temporary ones keep serving the site with a message telling you to retry.
Fixed the wrong configuration being saved as the one that failed after an unsuccessful redeploy — the recovery screen now shows what was actually attempted.
Fixed the Redeploy window getting stuck on "Redeploying..." when the request failed before it ever reached the server.