NEW
v4.2.1 — Stale doc detection and graph explorer
Galileo now flags documentation that has fallen behind your code, adds deep-dive graph pages, and ships production upload fixes.
Version 4.2.1 turns the knowledge graph into something you can explore end to end — and starts surfacing stale documentation before it becomes a surprise.
New
- Stale documentation Findings — after a GitHub Source syncs, Galileo checks whether a README has fallen materially behind the code it describes. Open Findings appear on the document's detail page in plain language.
- Graph explorer — browse every Node in your Org from a sortable, paginated index with filters that live in the URL.
- Node and Edge detail pages — click through to properties, connections, and a provenance timeline for each piece of knowledge.
- GitHub freshness signals — READMEs and root-level files now carry last-commit dates, giving drift detection real timestamps to work with.
- Findings in Org export — your full Org export now includes Findings alongside Sources and the knowledge graph.
Improved
- Findings resolve automatically — when documentation catches up or the underlying basis goes away, Galileo marks the Finding resolved without manual cleanup.
- Production file uploads — cover images and admin file uploads work against S3-compatible storage in production.
Fixed
- Admin file uploads no longer crash when a presign or upload is cancelled mid-flow.
- Changelog titles with accents and em dashes save correctly.