Rudder 0.7.19 makes large Issue queues easier to work through, helps assigned work advance without extra wakeups, and improves recovery across Chat, workspaces, backups, and Desktop.
New
- Issue list and Kanban views now load more issues as you scroll, with loading, retry, and completion states.
- Heartbeat runs now advance the first runnable assigned or review Issue from the Inbox, so assigned work can proceed without waiting for a new wake.
- Chat users can now create a Project directly from the no-project context menu.
Improved
- Issue and Agent workflows now accept typed short references alongside UUIDs, making CLI, MCP, and API operations easier to address.
- Workspace backup browsing and downloads now keep file ordering and metadata consistent across platforms, provide bounded text previews, and identify binary files clearly.
- Issue recovery after a transport outage now avoids repeated collection probes and clears the backoff after the alternate CLI or MCP surface succeeds.
- Chat response annotation markers and count chips now show hover details, with long details remaining scrollable.
- Desktop updates now apply automatically when ready when no active-run blockers remain, while forced updates continue to respect safeguards.
- Restored the macOS Desktop glass shell and removed the unwanted rail tint.
Fixed
- Codex provider authentication failures now terminate promptly, appear as non-retryable errors, and stop repeated attempts until provider readiness changes.
- Fixed organization workspace relocation and browsing edge cases so canonical paths are preserved and malformed or escaping mappings are rejected.
- Agent-created workspace commits now preserve the repository's configured author identity instead of inheriting a runtime identity.
- New Issue descriptions now scroll within the dialog instead of being clipped.
- Fixed workspace backup creation and file inspection on Windows when filesystem durability calls return a permission error.