Discussions
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Announcement: Admins can now review and approve components
Hey Compass Community - I'm Aidan a new Product Manager on Compass. We're really excited to improve the way teams manage components in Compass as they grow. Many of you import your repositories as components using Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab. This process makes it easy to get started with Compass since imported…
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Big updates on API features and the Swagger App deprecation
Hey all - over the last few weeks a lot of improvements to the API tab have shipped. There's a ton we still want to do now that API specs are a native part of the Compass data model, but this last batch of improvements have been really cool to see come together. Here's the latest: 1. OpenAPI specification are now…
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Announcement: Upload OpenAPI to the API tab using Curl
Hey all! You've probably seen the new API Tab in Compass. It discovers OpenAPI specifications in your repos, syncs that documentation to Compass, and tracks changes to each endpoint over time. This works great when your Swagger/OpenAPI is checked into the repository, but for teams that don't check them into the repo there…
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Least-privilege: Updates to the GitLab Integration
This one is quick, but important! Several of our larger customers were able to set up Compass and build out the catalog for their teams/department, but ran into friction when they tried to import Components from other parts of the org. Until now, our GitLab integration required an Owner token which many security + ops team…
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Announcement: Basic users are becoming read-only
Happy New Year to you and your Components! Starting on March 1st, 2025, paid sites with Basic Users will no longer be able to delete components, edit custom fields, or create new repos from templates. If you have a free site these changes have already taken effect. Reason for the change: Compass Admins we work closely with…
