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Fitxers d’instal·lació 0.6.6
| Arquitectura | Tipus | Àmbit | Mida del fitxer | Baixa | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 bits | EXE (NSIS) | Usuari actual | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
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Notes de la versió
This release improves Windows editing responsiveness, expands macOS debugging and editor settings, and refines Java launches, Git, and update downloads.
Highlights
Changes cover editing, debugging, project execution, and everyday maintenance.
✨ New features
- macOS adds disassembly, instruction stepping and breakpoints, registers, and read-only memory views, depending on adapter capabilities.
- macOS supports plugin-provided debug adapters, plain TCP debug connections, and tabs for multiple debug sessions.
- macOS adds VS Code and IDEA source color schemes, plus line-height, ligature, line-number, whitespace, and cursor settings.
- macOS adds network proxy settings for system proxies, direct connections, or a custom server.
- macOS stable updates support a custom mirror, applied after a connection test, with signatures still checked before installation.
- Windows adds inline Git author annotations with history navigation and context actions.
- Windows Quick Open supports searching Spring routes by path or method.
⚡ Improvements
- Windows improves file opening, tab switching, large-file typing, and completion interactions to reduce interface stalls.
- Windows improves file trees, workspace scanning, startup feedback, and project import progress.
- macOS global search presents filenames first and loads more results while scrolling.
- macOS Git supports multiple independent diff tabs, continuous scrolling, and more complete commit-file actions.
- Windows commit panels add change-list visibility and parent-repository reference options.
- macOS Agent conversations support multiple tabs and configurable context lengths and compaction thresholds.
- macOS extends remote terminal, search, Git, build, and plugin execution integration; complete SSH workflows still await acceptance.
- Java Support becomes a separate plugin with migration and on-demand installation.
- macOS plugins gain command, host-interface, and backend lifecycle capabilities.
- Common project files gain dedicated icons, and interface translations improve across both platforms.
🛠 Fixes
- Java launches select JDKs matching project requirements and improve login-shell environment and Node launch-path discovery.
- Builds synchronize project state after saving, reducing Java launch races and repeated retries.
- Automatically discovered run configurations stay in memory instead of writing configuration files into projects.
- Completion candidates refresh during continuous typing, with fewer repeated imports after project-file changes.
- Local history is capped at 100MB per project, skips generated directories during baseline collection, and protects valid records in damaged storage.
- macOS update downloads support resuming and distinguish timeout, connection, and server failures.
- macOS fixes opening and saving hard-linked files, with choices to preserve or break hard links.
- macOS improves large-workspace external changes, worktree status refreshes, and Git filter-label layout.
- macOS restores settings-window contents after system relaunch and reduces language-settings layout work.
- Windows fixes current-file location, Git launch paths, author-annotation flicker, and push-dialog interactions.
- Windows improves MCP request scheduling and authorization lifetimes, and adds missing tool-cache metadata.
