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Udash
Updatecli tells you what changed on one run, in one repository. Udash keeps those runs, so you can see the same information across every repository and over time.
To see it in use, browse updatecli.uda.sh, the public instance the Updatecli project publishes its own pipeline reports to.
Udash is experimental, and so is the Updatecli side of it. Publishing reports requires the
--experimental flag, and both the API and the interface can change without going through the usual deprecation cycle.- Introduction - what Udash is and how Updatecli feeds it.
- Quick start - run Udash locally with Docker Compose and publish your first report.
- Sending reports - connect Updatecli to an instance, locally or from CI.
- Dashboards - find your pipelines, filter them with labels, and share a view.
Deploying, configuring, and securing a Udash instance, the agent, and the API are documented in the updatecli/udash repository.