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🟢 The stable channel
This is the release everyone gets. It is built from the master branch, and it is the one
the updater offers on its own: no opting in, nothing to switch on.
What it is: the whole editor — with pi as its agent, the provider and model settings,
MCP servers, the sessions panel and the theme gallery. Extensions from Open VSX install here
exactly as they do anywhere else.
How it updates: an installed PiCode reads its feed at
updates/stable/win32/x64/<target>/latest.json. Updates roll out gradually: the updater's
update.minReleaseAge defaults to 120 h, so a release can take up to five days to reach you.
That delay is deliberate, not a fault.
🟢 The stable channel
This is the release everyone gets. It is built from the master branch, and it is the one
the updater offers on its own: no opting in, nothing to switch on.
What it is: the whole editor — with pi as its agent, the provider and model settings,
MCP servers, the sessions panel and the theme gallery. Extensions from Open VSX install here
exactly as they do anywhere else.
How it updates: an installed PiCode reads its feed at
updates/stable/win32/x64/<target>/latest.json. Updates roll out gradually: the updater's
update.minReleaseAge defaults to 120 h, so a release can take up to five days to reach you.
That delay is deliberate, not a fault.
What's Changed
- github: point the Sponsor button at GitHub Sponsors by @TomasPlatero in #19
- docs: refresh every living .md against the current tree by @TomasPlatero in #21
- release: feed for v0.2.2 by @github-actions[bot] in #23
Full Changelog: https://github.com/Tomas-Platero/PiCode/commits/v0.2.7
| File | What it is for |
|---|---|
PiCode-win32-x64-0.2.7-setup.exe |
install it |
PiCode-win32-x64-0.2.7.zip |
run it in place, without installing |
| File | What it is for |
|---|---|
| install it | |
| run it in place, without installing |
