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We’ve continued to roll out improvements focused on streamlining workflows, resolving common issues, and refining the experience, driven by user feedback. Here’s a brief overview of the latest updates.

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Environment Output Variables in Workflow Templates

You can now more effectively define variable dependencies within Workflows using Environment Outputs and Workflow Templates. This enhancement lets you use outputs as inputs within the same workflow, making it easier to configure reusable Workflows across different environments.
To learn more visit our docs: Workflow Variables and Environment Outputs.
Workflow template configuration showing environment output variables and dependencies

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Audit Log Forwarding

You can now forward env zero Audit Logs to supported observability tools. This update introduces a new configuration interface under the Integrations page, allowing you to connect both Deployment Logs and Audit Logs to any of the available integrations. Learn more
Integrations page showing audit log forwarding configuration options

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Plugin Caching for Self-Hosted Agents

Customers using the Self-Hosted Agent can now boost deployment performance with our new plugin cache. This feature stores previously downloaded provider plugins on a persistent volume, enabling reuse across runs within the same environment. Learn more

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Project Level Credentials

Credentials management is now more flexible with the introduction of Project-level credentials. You can add credentials directly in a Project’s settings, and they will be scoped exclusively to that project and its child projects.
Project-level credentials configuration interface in project settings
In the Organization Credentials page, Admins can view all credentials across the organization—including project-level ones—clearly marked in the Scope column. Learn more
Organization credentials page showing project-level credentials with scope column

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Dry Run support for safe planning

You can now trigger Dry Runs—plan executions that skip the apply step. Dry Runs allow you to preview changes without affecting the environment status or modifying any related configurations.
Dry run execution interface showing plan-only mode for safe environment testing

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Manually unlock remote state

You can now manually force unlock remote state when it’s locked. The unlock option becomes available to users with the appropriate permissions whenever a state lock is detected.
Remote state unlock interface showing manual unlock option for locked state

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Multiple VCS User Mappings

Organizations using more than one VCS provider can now map multiple VCS user accounts to a single env zero user. This makes it easier to manage identity and permissions across providers.
VCS user mapping interface showing multiple provider account connections to single env zero user
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