Please provide a CHANGELOG or Github releases
Status Fixed / completed
Maintainer reply ✓ Yes — ashwin-ant
Activity 5 comments · opened Feb 26, 2025 · closed Feb 26, 2025
💡 Likely answer: A maintainer (ashwin-ant, collaborator)
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We've jumped from 0.2.9 to 0.2.14 and that's great but having a list of fixes and changes would really help to decide when to update or not for those of us who pin a version and don't want to have critical tools update with no checks.
Thanks!
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We're releasing updates very rapidly right now, mostly just with critical fixes. We'll be displaying release notes inside Claude Code shortly as well, although this may not be an exhaustive list.
Looks like the release note display inside
claudehas landed 👍<img width="540" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/76952e21-153b-45c8-bba1-c5b20f860421" />
However, I suppose this is only for the last update? If I skip updates (for instance I just updated from
0.2.14to0.2.29) how do I know which updates I have just gotten?I think a standard
CHANGELOG.mdin this repo or Github releases will be more standard and discoverable.It'll show all the release notes between the last time you saw release notes and the current version.
Agreed, this is something we're hoping to do soon.
/release-notescommand has dropped :tada:@ashwin-ant I have not seen that popup in the last two releases, critically that means I didn't get the one that would have told me about
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