# ForgeFlow 0.10.0 ForgeFlow 0.10.0 makes existing Unraid workloads substantially easier and safer to adopt, verify and deploy. ## Deployment discovery and verification - Automatic discovery links unique running server workloads to their matching Gitea repositories while excluding unrelated infrastructure and stale release folders. - Deployment cards preserve the last verified live commit and compare it with the current Gitea branch, even when a container was updated outside ForgeFlow. - Existing Compose project names, files, services, remote folders and DockerMan metadata are adopted from server truth instead of guessed or overwritten. ## Safe Server pull - Server pull is now the recommended deployment route and fetches the exact requested commit from Gitea. - Each repository receives its own repository-scoped read-only deploy key; ForgeFlow never installs the desktop Gitea token on Unraid. - Gitea SSH host fingerprints are pinned and checked before trust is changed and before every pull. - Fetch, archive, checksum, Compose validation, activation and rollback remain exact-commit and transactional. - Direct copy remains available when server-side Git access is undesirable, and monitoring-only links cannot deploy accidentally. ## Git hygiene - Git Validator now also checks `.gitattributes`, `.editorconfig`, dependency lockfiles and a Gitea Actions workflow. - Safe repairs create reviewable files without committing or pushing them automatically. - Existing identity, upstream, synchronization, branch-protection, documentation, secret-path and oversized-file checks remain available in one scored view. ## Interface and reliability - The deployment workspace now emphasizes repository, container, environment and live-versus-Gitea evidence, with a focused animated project illustration and clearer server inventory. - Large unrelated server inventories are summarized instead of producing dozens of indistinguishable cards. - Connection validation consistently opens the same encrypted Electron profile as the installed app. - Obsolete ForgeFlow artifacts are removed from `dist` after every successful packaged build. No container was restarted or replaced during automatic discovery. Deployments still require a successful preflight and an explicit user action.