Version 1.1.6

Release summary

Use the same AI conversation across multiple Proposed Changes instead of starting over after each one. When a Proposed Change has been merged or its branch is no longer available, work can continue in the same session while still following existing Infrahub review workflows.

Work across multiple Proposed Changes in the same AI conversation

When a Proposed Change has been merged or its branch is no longer available, a replacement branch is created automatically so work can continue in the same session.

What changed

• Detect when a branch has been deleted, merged, or is in the process of being deleted.
• Create a replacement branch automatically when the current branch can no longer accept changes.
• Surface a retryable error when a branch changes state mid-write — the failed write is not replayed automatically (a partial mutation could apply), so the next attempt runs on a fresh branch.

Start fresh or switch to a different branch

A session branch can now be reset or changed explicitly, making it easier to start over or continue work on a branch that was prepared ahead of time.

What changed

• Reset the current branch using reset_session_branch() so the next write starts with a new branch.
• Switch to a branch by name using reset_session_branch(<branch-name>) — created automatically if it does not exist and matches the configured branch pattern.
• Validate branch names against the configured branch pattern.
• Reject the default branch and merged or deleting branches.

Review and merge changes created with AI using existing Infrahub workflows

Changes created with AI are kept separate from the default branch and can be explicitly submitted as a Proposed Change, allowing them to follow the same review and merge process used elsewhere in Infrahub.

What changed

• Always write to the active session branch.
• Block branch and schema mutations, including those nested in GraphQL fragments.
• Continue using propose_changes to submit changes for review.

Full changelog

Added

• reset_session_branch tool to reset or switch the session branch (#114).

Changed

• search_nodes now uses any__value with partial_match, making substring searches consistent across concrete and abstract kinds (#93).
• Writes always target the active session branch, and privileged branch and schema mutations are blocked (#114).

Fixed

• Recover stale (merged or deleted) session branches automatically (#114).