, or jump right into our . Until now, all feeds were scoped to an organization and were visible from any project, and we heard feedback that this was sometimes counter-intuitive given how users like to organize their accounts. You can see which feeds are project-scoped and which are organization-scoped in the feed picker.

Feed Recycle Bin

We recently introduced the Feed Recycle Bin, which stores deleted feeds for up to 30 days, allowing users to restore or permanently delete them. The concept of a package recycle bin already exists and the feed recycle bin will help prevent issues or downtime due to an accidental deletion of an entire feed.

Performance improvements

We made some performance improvements to our backend that resulted in significantly shorter load times for feeds, especially large ones. We saw a 300% improvement in load time for our biggest (99^th percentile) feeds from 4 seconds to 1 second, with an average decrease of around 50ms for all feeds.

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