Today, as we preliminary announced on the blog post, we are happy to release our first Yarn support! The today’s release, in addition to the Yarn support, includes some changes relevant…
We’re happy to announce our first Yarn support and the change to the behavior for the npm packages installation. The change hasn’t been released yet but will be published on August…
2019 has been a busy year here at Sider so far, and our team has shipped multiple updates including those of our UI. Based on our users’ feedback, complaints and…
We have been operating Sider on a model where organizations purchase and assign seats based on the number of developers who need to perform Pull Request analysis of private repositories.…
In Sider, you can specify branches to exclude from analyses in sideci.yml. Today, regular expressions are now available as the branch pattern.For example, your team has a naming convention like…
Hello, this is Koichiro from Sider. Thank you for your continued use and support of Sider. On May 1, 2018, we introduced a new pricing plan where organizations are charged on a…
Sider allows closing each issue within a pull request to assert the issue is “wontfix” or “confirmed”. This feature is available to all users in the GitHub repository who have…
Today, we introduce new ways to install gems for RuboCop analysis.Currently, Sider allows you to install RuboCop plugins and configuration gems via the gems option in sideci.yml.linter: rubocop: gems: -…
Today, we are excited to announce that public analysis pages are available to open source communities!Previously, regardless of whether your repository was public or private, users (for example, a contributor…
Happy New Year!I hope 2019 will bring you many joys and wonderful moment.In Japan, we celebrate New Year as one of the most important seasonal events.We will resume our regular…