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Mythra Code 1.17.5

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@m17h m17h released this 16 Sep 17:26
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Mythra Code 1.17.5

Mythra Code 1.17.5 improves transcript durability and keeps background terminal, usage, health, Skills, and menu work attached to the correct project and lifecycle.

Highlights

  • Preserve short turns that complete inside the local transcript save debounce instead of treating the save as metadata-only.
  • Persist every intervening completed turn when multiple turns finish between saves, while retaining generation checks and safe retry behavior.
  • Keep long-running terminal processes routed to the project that launched them even after many later commands complete.
  • Preserve the terminal scrollback currently on screen while other projects create additional idle terminal sessions.
  • Coalesce a forced provider-usage refresh requested during an in-flight read into one follow-up request instead of silently dropping it.
  • Prevent delayed thread-health results from closing a turn after that turn has reported newer progress.
  • Let slow Skills scans finish before the polling watcher starts another scan, while explicit edits and focus refreshes can still supersede older work.
  • Coalesce select-menu scroll, resize, and observer notifications into one repositioning measurement per animation frame and avoid unchanged state updates.

Notes

  • Existing transcript storage remains local-first. This release adds no new network path, telemetry, raw transcript diagnostic logging, provider setting, or user-data migration.
  • The durability changes apply to paged local Claude and Cursor transcripts and retain the existing full-history snapshot behavior.
  • Animations, streaming cadence, styling, and background completion recovery are unchanged.
  • The additional correctness guards add about 0.19% to total JavaScript size. The checked performance limits were updated to the measured builds; CSS and dependency counts are unchanged.
  • Automated verification covers the affected persistence, terminal, usage-refresh, thread-health, Skills, and real-browser menu behavior. Paid live-provider smoke tests remain opt-in.
  • Windows installers are updater-signed but not Authenticode-signed; Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning.