Changelog

Escalation is now a first-class object rather than a list on your profile. It has a size limit of five, it is visible to the people on it, and being added to somebody's path sends them a notification, because being quietly made responsible for someone is not a feature.

Median delivery for an urgent page at deep is now 6.2 seconds, down from 41. Almost all of that was a queue we did not need.

Currents now publish to Google and Microsoft calendars as real busy blocks, so people outside the team stop booking over them. This was the single most requested thing for four months and it turned out to be mostly a permissions problem.

Also: any calendar event titled Dive: deep now starts a dive. We did not plan this one; a customer was already doing it with a script and it was better than what we had designed.

The weekly summary, per team, to the whole team. It names what took depth away, and in the beta the answer was a recurring meeting in eleven of the first fourteen teams that turned it on.

We shipped this without per-person figures and got a lot of mail about it. The about page explains why that is not changing.

The Shoal was designed for a room and started falling over at about eighty people, which we found out from a customer with three hundred. It now groups by sub-team and stays readable.

A correction, too: 3.0 released held messages in arrival order with urgent ones mixed in. That was wrong and it is now urgent-first by default, configurable in [hold].