v0.6.4

0.6.4 — 2026-07-15

Upgrade notes for admins

• The Codebase include/exclude globs, branch, and subpath fields
  were all removed (migrations 0006_remove_codebase_globs and
  0007_remove_codebase_branch_subpath drop the columns — any values
  previously set are gone). Codebase file trees are no longer filtered or
  scoped at all: remote codebases always read the repository's resolved
  default branch in full (node_modules, build output, lockfiles, and
  binaries included), and local codebases expose their entire folder. There
  is no longer a way to point a codebase at a branch other than the
  default, or scope it to a sub-directory of a monorepo. Re-sync remote
  codebases after upgrading.

Changed

• The Codebases admin list now shows each codebase's provider icon (GitHub,
  GitLab, or a folder icon for local) inline before its name, matching the
  engine icon shown before each row on the Database Connections list.
• Local codebases on the Codebases admin list no longer show a redundant
  LOCAL badge next to the path — the provider icon before the name already
  indicates that.
• The step-1 provider picker on Add Codebase now groups choices into
  Remote (GitHub, GitLab) and Local sections, matching the grouped
  engine picker on Add Database Connection.
• The Codebases admin list's Sync button now shows a hover tooltip
  explaining what it does, worded per provider — refreshing the cached
  GitHub/GitLab file tree for remote codebases, or rebuilding the search
  index for local ones.
• The Add and Edit Codebase pages now share one step-by-step wizard layout —
  editing looks identical to adding (same numbered sections) except for the
  header ("Edit <name>") and an inline Provider selector on step 2 (add
  already fixes the provider via its step-1 picker), matching the Add/Edit
  Database Connection pages.
• The local folder picker on Add/Edit Codebase now shows the same nested
  "Place the folder" / "Select it" mini-steps under the dropdown that the
  SQLite file picker shows on Add/Edit Database Connection.
• The local folder picker's "no unregistered folders found" message is now
  styled as an error banner, matching the SQLite file picker's "no files
  found" message. Removed its redundant "Select a folder from
  sources/codebases/" field help text — step 2's own heading already says
  that.
• Delete confirmation on the Database Connections and Codebases admin lists
  now uses a styled in-app dialog instead of the browser's native
  confirm() popup, matching the rest of the UI (frosted glass, matching
  the navbar menu).
• The Access token field on Add/Edit Codebase moved from the "Optional
  Configurations" step into the "Configuration" step, directly under the
  Repository URL field — matching where Password lives on Add/Edit Database
  Connection.
• The Codebases admin list's Sync status column is now an Activity
  column showing ACTIVE/INACTIVE, matching the Database Connections list's
  Status column. The Sync button in Actions is unchanged.
• The periodic re-sync Celery task now also covers remote (GitHub/GitLab)
  codebases, not just local ones — their cached file tree now refreshes on
  the same 6-hour schedule as the local semantic index, so the agent picks
  up new commits without an admin clicking Sync.
• The Codebases admin list's Sync button now shows a spinner and
  "Syncing…" while a sync is actually running in the background, instead of
  giving no feedback. The Repository column was replaced with a Last
  Synced column (swapped to sit after Branch) showing the last successful
  sync time, or "Never". A sync that ends in an error still shows an inline
  red banner under the row with the failure reason.
• Removed the Codebase include/exclude globs feature entirely — the
  fields, the Add/Edit Codebase form controls, and all filtering logic on
  both the remote (GitHub/GitLab tree cache) and local (on-disk browse)
  paths. The local-only hidden-file/. directory skip (needed so ccc's own
  index directory doesn't leak into the tree) is unaffected.
• Removed the Codebase branch and subpath fields as well. Add/Edit
  Codebase no longer has an "Optional Configurations" step — Configuration
  (repository URL / folder + access token) is now the last step. Remote
  codebases always sync the repository's resolved default branch; the
  Codebases list's Branch column shows that resolved branch instead of a
  configurable override.