Over the last couple of months, we’ve expanded our infrastructure, updated the CLI, and squished many bugs. Here are the features we added along the way:
Just a reminder that Tugboat’s our legacy Makefile support ended on October 31, 2018. If you have not already migrated your Tugboat Repositories to the new YAML config file, please see our current YAML documentation to help get you started.
Two weeks ago we released a tutorial on how to integrate the Lighthouse project into your Tugboat Previews, and we introduced a new pricing tier. Be sure to catch those announcements if you missed it.
Today, we are updating our pricing plans and making Tugboat even more accessible to teams.
In this tutorial, we’re going to run a Lighthouse audit every time Tugboat builds out a Preview of our website. If the build is coming from a Pull Request, we’ll also update the deployment status, and post a comment back to the issue with the score results.
Last week we released starter kits for Craft 3 CMS and Backdrop. This week we have two additional templates to release: one for Gatsby and one for Laravel.
The last two weeks have primarily been internal improvements. Also, we added two repositories for sample configs: one for the Craft 3 CMS and one for Backdrop. Fork our repos and spin up a new site.
Tugboat builds a working preview of your Craft CMS website for any branch, tag, commit, or pull request in a git repository. It can automatically create these previews for pull requests by integrating with GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket git repositories.