AllSpice updates allspice.io

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We've made it easier to navigate repos with many files. We've added a go-to-file feature in our repos. You can now click on the go-to-file button and start typing the files you're searching for.

We're doing the hard work so your eyeballs can focus on what's important. You can now mark files in a design review as viewed. You won't have to look at them again unless you want to or you receive a notification that they've changed.

We've even added a counter to tell you how many files are in review, and how many you've viewed.

We also include the number of pending comments in the review button so you can see what's pending.

We've improved the mobile experience of AllSpice Hub. We've refactored a lot of the front-end without making major changes.

The new design is more responsive and should work better on phones and tablets.

Did someone accidentally add confidential information or didn't follow compliance?
Did someone approve a design review with critical design errors? Now you can permanently delete design reviews (PRs) and issues. With great power comes great responsibilities, so don't delete anything you'll miss.

When you migrate a repository, the original IDs will persist.

Why lose important organization when you can just migrate it?

We just made wikis easier to use. Every AllSpice Hub repo can have a wiki, but instead of manually having to make table of contents, the tool does it for you automatically. Document your project and communicate with your team with ease.

We've increased the file limit for manual uploads using the web interface. Sometimes it's handy to use the web interface to add files instead of tracking and syncing using the git interface. Now you can upload so many more files.

We've improved the PCB net highlighting by changing the colors and increasing the contrast. It should be easier to see nets transitioning between layers. The net highlighting also works better with existing highlights from diffs (green for new, yellow for changed, and red for deleted).

Users can now see how many committer seats they're using by visiting their organization teams. If the team has write access, everyone in the team counts towards your license seats.

If you want to have users with read-only access, create a separate team with read-only access and you can have unlimited users on that team and won't count towards your license seat count.