v1.1.1
v1.1.1
This release candidate focuses on improving the developer experience around @ file mentions and fuzzy file search.
The main change is the backend foundation for fetching repository file structure before repo initialization. This supports a faster and more reliable @ file search experience, where users can type @ and fuzzy search file or directory names for mentions. The implementation is designed to work from local bare repositories and Git refs, avoiding GitHub API limits and making it suitable for very large repositories.
Key Changes
- Improved @ file fuzzy search foundation
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Added support for fetching complete repository file structure from a local bare git repo.
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Supports refs such as branches, tags, and commit SHAs.
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Returns structured file metadata including path, type, mode/SHA-related data, and hierarchy information.
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Designed to support fast fuzzy search for file and directory mentions when users type @.
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Avoids GitHub API tree limits by using local git data instead of network-based file fetching.
Primary PR:
- #764: Add file index before repo initialization
- Security and compliance updates: This release also includes Vanta vulnerability remediation across multiple severity levels.
Related PRs: - CI stability: Repaired CI failures after the context-engine merge.
Related PR:- #765: fix(tests): repair CI failures after context-engine merge
PR summaries
- fix(tests): repair CI failures after context-engine merge by @nndn in #765
- fixed med vanta vulnerabilities by @shmbhvi101 in #766
- Fixed all Critical, high, medium and low Vanta vulnerabilities for this Repo. by @shmbhvi101 in #770
- fixed all vanta vulnerabilities by @shmbhvi101 in #773
- Fixed high and med vanta vulnerabilities by @shmbhvi101 in #779
- High and med vulnerabilities resolved by @shmbhvi101 in #784
- Add file index before repo initialization by @Dsantra92 in #764
- Med vanta vulns fixed by @shmbhvi101 in #788
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1
