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v1.12.1 3. Juni 2026

Changed-file chips in chat

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2 Änderungen
  • Chat: completed turns can now show changed-file chips with per-file additions and deletions, controlled by a new Chat setting.
  • Sessions: recent sessions now stay visible inside project groups, and new or worktree sessions stay in the correct project/worktree group on desktop, mobile, and VS Code.

Verbesserungen

9 Änderungen
  • Chat: LSP tool calls now show the operation, file, and cursor position more clearly, and JSON tool output can be toggled between formatted and raw views or copied.
  • Chat: streaming messages now appear correctly after startup, and activity/status rows show for the active session.
  • Chat/UI: sticky user-message headers are now off by default.
  • Sessions: session titles update from live session events, and the app now consistently loads all existing OpenCode sessions.
  • Settings/OpenCode: OpenCode CLI path, update-notification preference, keyboard shortcuts, and protected-session settings now stay saved after changes.
  • UI/Time: the 12-hour/24-hour time preference now applies to chat timestamps, usage reset times, scheduled tasks, tunnels, passkeys, Git history, and pull-request dates.
  • Settings/Files: the default file preview setting now lives with the Chat appearance settings and applies immediately to open file tabs.
  • Desktop: Desktop tunnels now serve the full app UI instead of the headless page.
  • Desktop: removed the legacy Tauri desktop path; Electron is now the only desktop runtime.

Fehlerbehebungen

5 Änderungen
  • Chat: completed responses no longer lose late-arriving summaries, token counts, errors, structured output, or changed-file details.
  • Chat: question cards now show an error or no-longer-pending message when submit or dismiss fails instead of silently doing nothing.
  • Chat: the first prompt in a new session no longer gets stuck before sending.
  • Preview: embedded previews now rewrite inline module imports, fixing Vite React preview pages that load root-relative modules.
  • Desktop: quitting the Desktop app now stops managed OpenCode processes more reliably, reducing leftover OpenCode processes after exit.