Changelog

Rich PDF reports

Download PDF on any report now generates a properly designed document — DebtDrone branding, health stats, and the dependency/complexity findings laid out for reading and sharing, not a screenshot of the dashboard. Previously this just triggered your browser's print dialog; it's now a real PDF built and rendered on our servers, so it looks the same regardless of what browser or OS you're on.

Team management

• Invite by email — org owners and admins can invite teammates directly by email with a role (owner/admin/member/viewer) instead of only adding people who already have a DebtDrone account.
• Verified domains — on plans with SSO, you can verify ownership of your company's email domain (via a TXT DNS record) and let anyone signing up with that domain request to join your org automatically, instead of inviting each person one by one.
• Join requests — requests from a verified domain show up in Team Members for an owner/admin to approve or deny.

SSO fixes

• Logging in with a work email tied to an SSO organization now automatically redirects to your identity provider — no need to know to look for a separate "Sign in with SSO" option.
• The SAML configuration page now correctly restricts uploading/editing Identity Provider metadata to org owners and admins; other members see a read-only view instead of an upload form they can't use.

Downloadable reports

Every scan report now has a Download menu with two options:

• PDF — a print-formatted version of the full report (health grade, severity/type breakdowns, hotspot files, and the top issues by debt hours), ready to attach to a doc or send in an email.
• CSV — the complete issue list for that run, one row per issue, for further analysis in a spreadsheet.

Share a report publicly

Click Share on any report to generate a public link. Anyone with the link can view a read-only version of that report — the same data, in a simplified view with no sign-in required. This is useful for looping in a stakeholder, a client, or anyone else who doesn't have (or need) a DebtDrone account.

Share links can be revoked or regenerated at any time from the same dialog; regenerating immediately invalidates the previous link.

Jira one-click connect

You can now connect Jira the same way you already connect GitHub and Trello: click Connect with Jira in Settings and authorize through Atlassian — no more manually generating and pasting an API token, instance URL, and account email.

Under the hood, this uses a full Atlassian OAuth2 authorization-code flow, including automatic access-token refresh so long-running syncs don't silently break after the token's ~1 hour lifetime. Existing Jira integrations connected the manual way keep working exactly as before — nothing changes for them.

Fixes

• Test Connection and Discover Projects now work correctly for Jira accounts connected via one-click OAuth. Previously these tools only understood the older manual (API token) connection method and would report a false failure.
• Saving repository-to-project mappings on an OAuth-connected Jira integration now works. A bug in the connect flow was causing every save attempt to re-trigger a new Atlassian authorization instead of actually saving your changes.
• "Last synced" date on Issue Tracker integration cards now updates correctly for both Jira and Trello. It previously always showed "Never," even right after a successful sync.
• Configuration save reliability: fixed a database encoding issue that could cause an integration's settings to silently fail to save.
• Login redirect after connecting Jira: fixed an issue where approving the Jira authorization could incorrectly redirect back to the login screen instead of Settings.