Queue status and refresh

Monitor draft progress and refresh safely.

Updated: Feb 1, 2026

Queue behavior

Drafts process sequentially. If one is running, the next will queue.

Large repos may take longer to index the first time.

Queued drafts will start automatically once the current job finishes.

What to try before refreshing

Confirm the tag exists and points to the correct commit.

Check GitHub status if you see repeated delays.

Wait a few minutes for large repos before clicking Refresh.

Refresh safely

If a draft is stuck, wait a few minutes and then click Refresh.

Avoid repeatedly clicking Generate while a draft is active.

When to contact support

If the queue is stalled for more than 30 minutes, contact support with the repo name and tag.

We can inspect job logs and unlock the queue if needed.

Review and introspect

Queues are calm when release inputs are stable.

  • Do you know which repo caused the queue to stall?
  • Are you timing refreshes to avoid duplicating work?
  • Would a documented release window reduce queue contention?

Need more help?

Support

Email

Email [email protected] with your org, repo, and release tag for the fastest response.

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