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title: "Fly Changelog for 29th May"
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# Fly Changelog for 29th May

This is the Fly Changelog where we list all significant changes to the Fly platform, tooling and web sites. This week, pause/resume arrives for applications and a quicker way to view your Fly apps.

You can get the Changelog in the blog or through an RSS feed of just changelog updates available on fly.io/changelog.xml. There’s also a dedicated [ChangeLog](https://fly.io/changelog/) page with all the recent updates.

Most of this week’s changelog items are covered in an recent article [Fly - Now with Power Pause](https://fly.io/blog/fly-now-with-power-pause/). There’s also updates to the Deno Buildpack.

## 28th May 2020

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**flyctl** : Version [0.0.124 released](https://github.com/superfly/flyctl/releases/tag/v0.0.124)

- New `flyctl apps pause` and `flyctl apps resume` commands - Instructs the Fly platform to pause (remove all running instances) and resume (start up one running instance) of an application.
- New `flyctl regions set` - allows for the complete replacement of the regions in the region pool list.
- New option `-v` or `--verbose`. Where supported, will produce more detailed output from commands. For example, `regions` commands will now only output a single line list of region codes for the region pool. Adding `-v` to the command will list the regions as a table with human readable location names.
- Enhancement `flyctl apps list` now displays each applications status

**Fly Platform/Web**

- Fix - Deno Buildpack (See [Deno on Fly using Buildpacks](https://fly.io/blog/deno-on-fly-using-buildpacks/)) Now supports unstable Deno builds. Add `.unstable` to your application directory to enable it.

## 18th May 2020

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**flyctl** : Version [0.0.123 released](https://github.com/superfly/flyctl/releases/tag/v0.0.123)

- New `flyctl open` command - looks up the currently deployed application’s hostname instructs a web browser to open that URL.