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API documentation platform and OpenAPI tooling for developer portals

Redocly's Reunite fix train turns to reliability: credential and sync failures now email owners.

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◆Current state
After the 0.138 MCP release and its patches, Redocly has been shipping several Reunite releases a day. The Oct 15 releases reworked sign-in, scoped SSO names per organization and fixed Bitbucket Cloud OAuth expiry. On Oct 16 Reunite started emailing Git credential owners when their credentials stop working and flagging remotes whose auto-sync was switched off after five failed updates.
◆Where it's heading
The cycle is holding: a feature burst across the docs products, a patch wave, then a stretch of hosted-platform work in Reunite. This stretch has moved from onboarding and identity to operational reliability, making silent failures in Git connections and remote content syncs visible to the people who can fix them.
◆Prediction
Expect more daily Reunite fix releases and the next feature burst on the 0.139 line. AsyncAPI support in the portal is still hinted by an earlier config key but not shipped in any entry.

◆Recent moves

  1. 1d ago

    Reunite Replay tab opens a new request by default

    A one-line fix so the Replay tab opens a new request instead of an empty screen. Part of the daily Reunite polish train.

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  2. 1d ago

    Reunite alerts owners to broken Git credentials and failing syncs

    Reunite now emails Git credential owners when it can no longer use their credentials and flags remotes whose auto-sync shut off after five failures. It shifts the Reunite run from sign-in work to surfacing silent build and sync failures.

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  3. 2d ago

    Reunite sign-in rework ships with Bitbucket OAuth fix

    This release carries the reworked sign-in, SSO profile editing and last-used marker described in v2026-10-15.5, plus the Bitbucket OAuth expiry fix and a CLI bump to 2.64.0. Little beyond the earlier release.

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  4. 2d ago

    Reunite reworks sign-in and scopes SSO names per organization

    Reunite gets a reworked sign-in that forces one re-login, SSO users can edit their name and avatar, and identity-provider names now stay scoped to their own organization. A Bitbucket Cloud OAuth fix stops connections breaking when tokens expire. It is identity cleanup for teams that span several Reunite organizations.

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  5. 2d ago

    Reunite fixes login links, PR diffs and deploy buttons

    Five Reunite bug fixes: broken login links, mis-grouped commit authors, deployment buttons that did nothing, wrong file diffs on pull requests and a sidebar that re-expanded. Routine cleanup between the day's feature releases.

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  6. 2d ago

    Reunite redesigns editor tabs and shortens organization signup

    Reunite redesigns its editor tabs, suggests organization names from email domains and drops the role and intent questions from signup. The MCP analytics page also gains a tools/clients toggle, a small sign that MCP usage is now something customers monitor.

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