Changelog
What's new in Replixa.
Seven months from TypeScript-only to a polyglot monorepo-aware review engine. Every version bump documented in plain terms.
v2.0 — Multi-language + repo-wide context
v1.4 — GitLab CI integration
v1.3 — Security pattern detection
v1.2 — Monorepo path scoping
v1.0 — Initial release
v1.4 — GitLab CI integration
v1.3 — Security pattern detection
v1.2 — Monorepo path scoping
v1.0 — Initial release
Multi-language support, repo-wide context, team thresholds
- Added Python, Go, Rust, and Java language support alongside TypeScript
- Style graph now operates across all languages in a polyglot monorepo
- Team threshold YAML configuration — per-team noise suppression and escalation rules
- Repo-wide context window: suggestions now reference patterns from outside the changed file
- Dashboard redesign with per-PR review timeline and suggestion acceptance rates
GitLab CI integration + Jenkins support
- Native GitLab CI pipeline job integration via .gitlab-ci.yml trigger
- Jenkins Jenkinsfile stage support via Replixa CLI
- CircleCI orb published for one-config-block setup
- Bitbucket PR suggestion API integration (full inline patch support)
Security pattern detection
- Hardcoded secret detection across 18 common credential formats
- Unsafe deserialization pattern flagging for Java and Python
- Missing input validation detection at API boundary functions
- PagerDuty escalation integration for high-severity security findings
Monorepo path scoping
- Path-scoped style graphs per package or service directory
- Nx, Turborepo, and Bazel workspace detection
- Per-path threshold configuration support
- Improved review latency for large monorepos (changed files only, not full graph rebuild)
Initial release
- Style graph analysis for TypeScript repositories
- Inline suggestion posting via GitHub App (native GitHub suggestion blocks)
- Basic noise filtering with confidence threshold
- Slack notification integration for review summaries
- Linear issue linking for escalated pattern deviations