Plumber 1.1

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Plumber 1.1:

⚡ Quick install, portfolio compliance at a glance, and a smoother experience

This release introduces a guided installation process, detailed portfolio compliance views, and several refinements across the platform.

📊 Portfolio Compliance

For each of your portfolios (that contain projects or groups), you now get detailed compliance information, including each policy associated with them.

What you can do:

• Overall compliance: See the compliance percentage for the entire portfolio at a glance
• Compliance per policy: Drill down into each policy (e.g. DevSecOps practices, ISO 27001, Security) with individual compliance scores and project counts
• Quick access to issues: Visualize all issues for the portfolio, or filter by portfolio and policy for targeted insights
• Direct links: Jump to policy definitions or issue lists with a single click

⚡ Quick Install

Previously, installing Plumber meant cloning the repository and editing configuration files manually: domain name, GitLab OIDC credentials, TLS settings, database connection, secrets. One by one.

1.1 replaces all of that with a single command:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/getplumber/platform/main/install.sh | bash

The interactive installer guides you through every decision:

Plumber starts automatically when the setup is complete.

⏫ Updating

Upgrades follow the same philosophy. One script handles everything:

./scripts/update.sh

It stops the running containers, pulls the latest changes, loads the new image versions, migrates your .env if needed, and restarts.

⚙️ Minor Updates

• Fix: Outdated documentation links fixed
• Fix: Default sort of User Activity updated (now sorted by last activity by default)
• UX improvements: Logs are now displayed in a modal
• UX improvements: Various UX enhancements across the platform