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[1.2.4] — 2026-09-19

Security

  • Updated dependencies containing RustSec fixes: rmcp 1.8, quick-xml 0.41,
    rustls 0.23.45, rustls-webpki 0.103.15 and related transitive packages.
    The watcher also moved to notify 8.2 and notify-debouncer-full 0.7,
    removing the unmaintained instant dependency.
  • Added deny.toml: CI rejects known vulnerabilities, yanked versions,
    unknown sources and unapproved licenses. Duplicate transitive versions are
    currently reported as warnings.

Fixed

  • The Windows retry-queue test no longer subtracts 600 seconds from the
    Instant of a fresh CI runner. Its test clock advances instead, avoiding an
    underflow immediately after the virtual machine starts.

Changed

  • All Rust code now follows one rustfmt baseline; strict Clippy passes for
    every target and feature without exemptions. Long internal signatures were
    replaced with named parameter structures. Direct code-index-core users
    must use CodeWriteParams, TextWriteParams, ReadFileOptions and
    GrepBodyOptions; the MCP protocol and JSON responses are unchanged.
  • The release profile now uses thin LTO, one codegen unit and symbol stripping.
    In clean Windows GNU builds both binaries took 4:29 instead of 2:39 to build,
    while code-index.exe shrank from 53.3 to 37.4 MB and bsl-indexer.exe from
    56.0 to 39.3 MB. Median repeated indexing time for a 1,200-file corpus went
    from 1,895 to 1,874 ms (about 1%).
  • Added a separate CI workflow for regular pushes and pull requests: formatting,
    Clippy, doc tests, cargo-deny, nextest on Linux and Windows, and release
    builds at the end. Tag-based publication workflows are unchanged.
  • Added reproducible tests/mcp_full_acceptance.py: it starts isolated daemon
    and HTTP serve processes on a small 1C fixture, verifies tools/list, and
    calls all 32 advertised MCP tools.
  • The Docker context no longer includes local .cargo/config.toml, and shell
    scripts are forced to LF endings. The Linux image therefore builds and starts
    consistently from both Linux and Windows checkouts.

Verification

  • cargo nextest run --workspace --all-features: 883 passed, 0 failed.
  • cargo test --workspace --all-features --doc: passed (one example is marked
    ignored).
  • cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings and
    cargo deny check: passed.
  • Full MCP acceptance of the current release binaries: 32 of 32 tools passed on
    Windows GNU and 32 of 32 in the Debian container.

Russian version of the changelog: CHANGELOG.md.

Full Changelog: v1.2.3...v1.2.4

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