Scarica DingTalk Workspace CLI 1.0.60 per Windows

This release promotes the sealed v1.0.60-beta.3 contents to stable.
Changed
- Document, Drive, and Sheet workflows — adds Drive quota, task polling,
export, permission, comment, public-link, history-version, revision, floating
image, and delegated-access workflows; hardens document import, large
Markdown writes, download handling, and readback verification.
- Collaboration and automation commands — adds dedicated Chat Thread
commands, AITable datasource management, Agoal scorecard search, OA approval
attachment upload, and reviewed Whiteboard workflows.
- Agent-safe CLI contracts (#1161) — publishes stricter pagination, result,
confirmation, routing, and error contracts across report, Sheet, Minutes,
AiSearch, Contact, Task, Wiki, and document commands, plus reviewed argument
aliases for Agoal, DevApp, AITable, and Chat shortcuts.
- DWS OpenAPI escape hatch — supports file-backed parameters and request
bodies, multipart uploads, pagination, and bounded binary downloads while
tightening redirect, credential-pair, Keychain migration, and error-handling
behavior.
- Supported command surface — removes the retired Education and College
vendor extensions and improves command typo guidance, fork admission, and
Reviewer Router merge recovery without weakening protected-main checks.
Changes since v1.0.60-beta.3
Added
- Drive local-file comments (#1151) — adds the complete global comment
lifecycle for Drive files through the shared document comment service,
including create-v2, list-v2, reply, update, delete, batch query,
direct-reply listing, resolve, restore, and reaction replies. The existing
create and list leaves retain their legacy behavior and output contract
with deprecation guidance for an explicit migration.
- Markdown comment reads (#1151) — adds comment listing for native Markdown
files with global, inline, resolution-status, and cursor filters, and exposes
direct-reply listing across the shared Doc and Sheet comment lifecycle.
- Chat Thread commands — adds thirteen chat thread leaves for topic-circle creation, Thread publishing, reading, replying, forwarding, recall, emoji reactions, and text emotions. Parameters keep the original chat group / chat message names, including --conversation-id, --topic-id, and the existing forward flags.
- Doc-business delegation auth — the drive, doc, sheet, wiki, and markdown command groups now accept a persistent --principal-user-id flag. When set, the first invocation of each doc-business tool key per node within a session is gated by a check_capability verification on behalf of the principal; granting the capability is an out-of-band action the principal completes on the server side, and the CLI never calls grant_capability. A denied check surfaces the server's denial message and blocks the original call.
- Dry-run consistency — checkCapability now executes in dry-run mode as well, ensuring preview and execution behaviors are consistent. In dry-run, the check routes through the ReadTool channel (real network request) instead of CallTool (which would go through EchoRunner and always deny).
- Dry-run pre-check in helpers — dry-run mode now invokes the delegation auth validator before rendering the preview, ensuring commands that would be denied at execution time are also blocked at preview time.
- Local rejection for node-less commands — commands that lack a node identifier (e.g. search/list/create without nodeId) now return a clear client-side error (DELEGATION_AUTH_NOT_SUPPORTED, exit code 3) when --principal-user-id is set, instead of forwarding an incomplete request to the server.
- Concurrency safety — the per-session checked map in the delegation auth decorator is now protected by a sync.Mutex, preventing data races under concurrent tool invocations.
- Markdown dry-run parity — the markdown fetch/create/overwrite/patch/diff commands now run the same check_capability delegation gate on their dry-run previews as doc/drive do; a dry-run combined with --principal-user-id is verified against the command's real first delegated call before any preview is rendered, and a denied principal blocks the preview.
Changed
- Report latest lookup — scans bounded, strictly advancing outbox pages, reconciles duplicate IDs, and reads back the uniquely newest report instead of failing on the first continuation page.
- Sheet create-with-data result — returns the already probed sheetId at the top level while preserving legacy .result.nodeId and outer requestId, avoids repeating the sheet-list probe, keeps the main-compatible single readback check, and reports post-create partial/unknown state without unsafe whole-workflow retries.
- Sheet workflow routing — distinguishes local analysis from Excel-to-online import, exposes template discovery and apply routes, and preserves the full data-validation tri-state contract.
- Received-report helper and routing — restores same-profile sender resolution before inbox filtering, keeps Mono and Multi helpers identical, uses bounded complete pagination, renders epoch timestamps in the Shanghai timezone, fails closed instead of returning incomplete data, and keeps midnight query windows valid.
Fixed
- Minutes pagination results (#1112) — publishes list, search, and transcript continuation and exhaustion evidence through the unified meta.pagination envelope, while keeping business-scope completeness separate from endpoint exhaustion.
- Chat Thread create result — returns the created group's openConversationId and omits internal openCid / cid fields, matching chat group create --thread.
- Doc agent routing and import defaults — aligns document and drive Skill
guidance with the executable CLI contract, preserves structured heading and
attachment routes, publishes required shortcut arguments, and resolves the
current profile's default document target before an import is submitted.
- Reviewer Router preflight — defers App-owned merge attempts while GitHub reports transiently unknown mergeability, avoiding false reconciliation failures without weakening approval or required-check enforcement.