v1.1.0

Changelog

1.1.0 - 2026-09-27

• Added opencode-patchline doctor --lsp and opencode-patchline lsp check
  with human-readable and JSON setup instructions.
• Added TypeScript LSP capability detection, including project-local
  npx --no-install detection on Windows and other platforms.
• Added a ready-to-copy OpenCode TypeScript LSP configuration and explicit
  ast_search/patchline_grep fallback guidance.
• Changed patchline_lsp to report CAPABILITY_UNAVAILABLE when OpenCode LSP
  is disabled or unconfigured instead of returning a misleading empty result.
• Added bounded LSP startup error details and preserved shell-free Windows
  process invocation, cancellation, and timeout behavior.
• Restricted snapshot-dependent patchline_edit_batch to precision mode;
  compatibility mode now leaves all editing behavior to OpenCode built-ins.
• Made the OpenCode plugin smoke test explicitly use precision mode and added
  a real OpenCode black-box runner for isolated tool-call verification.
• Expanded the test suite to 107 tests and updated English/Russian guidance.

1.0.0 - 2026-09-22

• First stable release of the Patchline OpenCode plugin.
• Snapshot-aware read and stale-safe edit for existing files.
• Existing-file write protection and guarded multi-file transactions.
• Literal text search, AST search, LSP bridge, diagnostics, and validation hooks.
• Precision, compatibility, and disabled runtime modes.
• Windows, Node.js 20+, OpenCode 1.18.x, package, doctor, benchmark, and plugin
  smoke verification.
• Added structured OpenCode tool metadata with bounded recovery actions and
  bytes/validation details, plus CLI JSON diagnostics, configuration validation,
  and stable error explanations.
• Added tag/version/changelog release checks, npm trusted-publishing workflow,
  and a private vulnerability reporting policy.
• Added enforced V8 coverage thresholds, release metadata regression tests, and
  Node.js 20/22 CI coverage across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Bound directory reads to 4,096 entries before pagination to prevent unbounded
  directory enumeration memory use.
• Reject directory pages whose rendered output exceeds 20,000 characters.
• Reject file pages whose rendered output exceeds 20,000 characters before
  recording a snapshot.
• Bound literal-search directory enumeration to 4,096 entries per directory.
• Bound formatted grep and AST tool responses to 20,000 characters.
• Reject create batches above 500 files before path resolution or mutation.
• Reject edit batches above 500 edits before preflight and cap successful
  mutation-batch reports at 20,000 characters with a truncation marker.
• Reject apply_patch input above 8 MiB before parsing or permission requests.
• Upgrade Vitest to 5.0.1 and add Node.js 20/22 CI coverage for Windows, Linux
  and macOS.
• Install the pinned OpenCode CLI in the cross-platform CI job so the LSP bridge
  smoke test has the same required executable on every runner.
• Bound AST result traversal so searches stop after one match beyond the
  requested result limit instead of materializing every match.
• Make search include matching independent of canonical temporary-directory aliases
  on hosted Windows and macOS runners.
• Keep the OpenCode plugin smoke startup wait bounded while allowing slower hosted
  runners up to 60 seconds to load the plugin registry.
• Resolve the Windows OpenCode smoke executable directly so plugin loading does not
  depend on shell wrappers or command-file dispatch.
• Include the last registry HTTP failure and OpenCode startup logs when plugin smoke
  reaches its bounded timeout.
• Make plugin smoke create a temporary Git worktree so OpenCode exercises the
  same project bootstrap path as a real OpenCode worktree.
• Use direct plugin registration smoke on Windows CI because the hosted Windows
  OpenCode 1.18.30 server hangs during instance bootstrap; HTTP plugin smoke
  remains active on Linux and macOS.
• Bound diagnostic output during execution and enforce the 20,000-character cap on the complete result.
• Terminate timed-out diagnostic process trees and settle even when descendants inherit output pipes.
• Add a reproducible isolated tarball installation and public-export smoke test.
• Propagate OpenCode cancellation to diagnostic commands and terminate their process trees before rejecting.
• Bound and time-limit the shell-free OpenCode LSP bridge, and propagate tool cancellation to its subprocess.
• Reject classic apply_patch sections outside a single complete patch envelope before creating files.
• Skip text-search files over 8 MiB and cap each returned matching-line preview at 2,000 characters.
• Reject AST input over 8 MiB and cap each returned node preview at 2,000 characters.
• Reject ignored content before the first Hashline section before requesting edit permission.
• Bound file reads before loading input: reject files over 8 MiB and selected lines over 20,000 characters before snapshot creation.
• Bound mutation payloads: writes and edit results are limited to 8 MiB, including an 8 MiB aggregate create-batch budget before the first mutation.
• Run the OpenCode LSP bridge without shell interpretation, including native
  opencode.exe resolution on Windows, so query text cannot execute commands.
• Record successful edit identity from the atomically renamed temporary file,
  preventing same-byte replacements from inheriting a trusted next snapshot.
• Read newly created bytes from offset zero on the exclusive file handle so
  create-batch rollback removes unchanged partial files correctly.
• Sort literal-search directory entries by name before traversal so match order
  is deterministic and independent of filesystem readdir order.
• Isolate the release metadata test from the CI GITHUB_REF_NAME environment so
  mismatched-tag rejection is exercised on hosted runners.

0.1.0

• Initial P0 precision editing engine.
• Snapshot-aware OpenCode read and edit tools.
• Stale edit rejection and existing-file write protection.
• Cross-platform path and text preservation primitives.
• P1 search, diagnostics, validation, doctor, and benchmark foundations.
• Diagnostic and configured validation commands now require OpenCode bash
  permission before execution.
• Added regression coverage for denied diagnostic and post-edit validation
  permissions; the suite now contains 60 tests.
• Read service bounds now reject invalid direct offset and limit values;
  the suite now contains 61 tests.
• Create-batch bookkeeping now captures the exclusive-created file identity
  before path-based rollback checks; the suite now contains 62 tests.
• OpenCode plugin smoke now bounds each tool-registry HTTP probe to avoid an
  unresponsive server hanging verification indefinitely.