Release notes
Orbit is in private preview and nothing is sold yet. No version has been released, so this page has no history to show. It does not list earlier changes and it does not invent a version number.
Release notes at launch Planned
Section titled “Release notes at launch ”Release notes will appear on this page when Orbit launches. Each release will be described here after it ships.
Launch waits for the work below. The same list is on the roadmap.
- SAML, OIDC and SCIM finished and tested
- Forge, Pulse, Folio and Lumen separated per organization
- Plans, limits and checkout through Paddle
- Sign-up with plan choice and email confirmation
- Legal pages: Terms, Privacy, Refunds, DPA and sub-processors
- Updates without downtime in place
Follow progress until then
Section titled “Follow progress until then”| Where | What you find |
|---|---|
| Roadmap | Work that is in development or planned, by product. Dates are not promised. |
| Blog | Announcements and longer posts |
| This documentation | A badge marks every feature that is in development or planned. A feature without a badge is built. |
On the roadmap, In development means built and in final testing, and not yet open to everyone. Planned means designed and not started.
What you can rely on now
Section titled “What you can rely on now”The rules for compatibility already apply to the API.
/api/v1changes only by adding routes, optional request fields, response fields and error codes.- Removing or renaming something needs a new version of that route first.
- Every error carries a stable
code. A code stays the same when the wording changes. - The OpenAPI document at
https://acme.orbit.inortix.com/api/v1/openapi.jsonlists the registered routes.
The product keeps a list of its routes, and tests check that list. The same tests check the typed error body of every route.
See the API reference and Error codes.
Prices and limits before launch
Section titled “Prices and limits before launch”Prices and limits are the catalogue planned for launch and may change before launch. The pricing page shows the current catalogue. The limits reference lists the limits that apply to the hosted service.
If a price or a plan limit changes before launch, the pricing page and the limits reference change with it. Check them again when you plan a rollout.