The Go team is excited to announce the release of Go 2.3, ThoughtWorks Studios' Agile Release Management platform. Download now.

Some of the key features of this release include:

• Visualize build duration over time: Visualize trends in your build's duration with a brand new graphical chart
• Trace a pipeline instance back to its configuration: Go now maintains a history of all changes made to its configuration allowing you to audit all configuration changes. You can view the Go configuration for each run in the Config tab for a stage.
• Artifact integrity verification: Go verifies every file retrieved from its repository to ensure it hasn't been tampered with.
• Job history on an agent: You can view the history of all the work done by an agent. Analyze problems in your execution environment to identify flaky jobs on particular agents.
• 3 Step Pipeline Wizard: Use the new pipeline wizard to create a pipeline is 3 easy steps.
• Clone a pipeline: Use the admin UI to clone an existing pipeline.
• Job Timeout: Non-responsive jobs are now detected by Go and can be configured to automatically cancel after a timeout period.
• Auto purge old artifacts: Configure Go to manage server disk space by automatically purging old artifacts.

We’ve also made the following enhancements:

• Perforce users can now make use of the GO_P4_CLIENT environment variable which indicates the name of the perforce client.
• Configure and manage custom tabs for your jobs using the admin UI.
• You can now browse the history to select a pipeline on the Pipeline Compare screen.
• The Stages XML feed now includes additional details on the material check-in that triggered the pipeline and information on related mingle cards.
• Usernames and roles are case insensitive. Existing roles or usernames which have multiple entries that differ only in case will be replaced by a single instance.

UPGRADE NOTE: If you are upgrading from a prior version, please be aware that the upgrade to Go 2.3 may take 10 minutes or longer depending upon the size of your Go database.

We'd like to thank everyone on this Community forum for your participation. Your comments and recommendations are invaluable for the continued success of Go.

Special thanks to those who participated in our Early Access program. The EA program is free and a great way to interact with the Go team and get intimate with Go's overall vision. Keep an eye out for announcements regarding the Go 2.4 EA program.