At Inedo, we don’t force our customers to be guinea pigs that test a stream of never-ending, never-quite-complete features. That doesn’t mean we don’t innovate – in fact, we continually strive to improve our products through not only our own vision, but also through user feedback. To accomplish this, we have two categories of releases.
A major release typically implements a brand new feature or overhauls an existing one, and likely contains backwards-incompatible API changes.
1 major release per product per year
A maintenance release may contain backwards-compatible enhancements, bug fixes, and security patches.
2 maintenance releases per product per month
Our roadmap reflects what we’ve done, and what we plan to do.
We anticipate publishing our 2026 roadmap in 2025/Q4 or early 2026/Q1.
2025ProGet 2025 is the first release in our multi-year journey to switch database backends to PostgreSQL. We also made modernized the architecture on Windows, which will open the door to performance improvements in later versions of ProGet 2025.
2025Although we won’t migrate BuildMaster to PostgreSQL just yet, our main efforts will be in developing our own Git library that will drastically improve performance in when browsing in the UI and will allow users with “less-than-ideal” SSL/HTTPS configurations common in Windows environments to use Git. We’ll also introduce the new Windows architecture.
2025This will be another light release, bringing in the Windows architecture changes and PostgreSQL preparation.
Platform
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PostgreSQL
2024Leveraging the “centralizing” efforts from ProGet 2023, we made some big changes to the Software Composition Analysis (SCA) features, including adding Policies & Compliance Rules, rebuilding vulnerability scanning, and improving licensing scanning. We also rewrote notifiers/webhooks and made a number of other improvements.
2024We focused on improving the UX surrounding reporting and pipelines, including adding a new execution option for parallel deployments. We also added a lot of backlog changes like the ability to configure HTTPS from the Web application, configure insecure Git repositories. As a major release, we also updated libraries and brought various improvements changes from our others products.
2024This was another light release; we made a number of UI tweaks, including the ability to configure HTTPS from the Web application and configure insecure Git repositories for Rafts. But otherwise we updated libraries and brought various improvements changes from our others products.
SCA
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Security
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2023This release saw a lot of back-end work, namely “centralizing” package information in the database. We also continued to focus on Software Composition Analysis (SCA), including making some vulnerability scanning improvements (including our own database). We also added a lot of “smaller” changes, including improving NuGet Symbol Support, a Web-based Universal Package Editor, and a better feed-creation experience. Last but not least, we improved SSL support and Active Directory integration.
2023We are focusing on making CI/CD easier to configure by adding more integrations and script templates; this includes first-class Docker integration (for both “containerized builds” and CI/CD for your own containers), first-class npm support, first-class support for Cloud-deployment targets, etc. We also totally redid the Issue Tracking integration. We will also improve SSL support and Active Directory integration.
2023We made a number of UI tweaks, including the ability to clone job templates and navigate a bit easier. We also brought library, SSL support, and Active Directory integration changes from our others products.
Integrations
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User-experience
2022With success as a PowerShell script runner, we’ve added more scripting languages (Python, Batch, etc.), as well as a brand-new OtterScript editor. There’s also a new licensing model!
2022We’ve revamped the BuildMaster user experience, namely around creating new projects/applications, and included Git-browsing and Script templaes.
2022We introduced Software Composition Analysis (SCA) features, including Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation and repository. There will also be a big improvement of the replication user experience, as well as the introduction of ProGet Edge Computing Edition to help with content (packages, container images, assets) from hub to edge servers.
Platform Updates for a Unified Codebase (.NET6)
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User-experience Focus
3.0This was a transformative release that re-envisioned Otter as a tool that helps with “compliance as code”, in addition to declarative configuration. Self-service automation through Job Templates is also a major improvement. We plan to continue UI improvements through maintenance releases.
7.0This was mostly a platform update to .NET5, which enabled run on Linux as a container. There were also big improvements to Release Templates to help make self-service automation easier.
6.0We added a lot of features to make ProGet easier to manage, including Simplified API Key Management, Automatic Vulnerability Assessment, Feed Groups, and Lots of other End-User Experience Improvements. We also made some big changes to Asset Directories.
Fully Container-ized
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Self-service Improve-ments
Self-managed DevOps Tool
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