Đây là phiên bản cũ. Phiên bản mới nhất là 1.19.4. opencode 1.19.4 · Ngày phát hành:
Tệp cài đặt 1.1.53
| Kiến trúc | Loại | Phạm vi | Dung lượng | Tải về | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64-bit | ZIP → Portable | — | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
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Ghi chú phát hành
Core
- I need to see the actual commit message to summarize it. Could you please provide the full commit message you'd like me to summarize for the changelog?
- Load user plugins after built-in plugins
- Fix unhandled errors when aborting with queued messages
- User plugins override built-in plugins for the same provider (@rmk40)
- Move Codex 5.3 model definition to plugin to avoid showing unsupported model to other users
- Add session usage tracking to ACP (@SteffenDE)
- Update transforms for GPT-5.3
TUI
- Allow mouse escape via "esc" labels in dialogs (@AksharP5)
Desktop
- Make close comment button visible in prompt input (@alexyaroshuk)
- Hide prompt input when there are permissions requests or questions
- More terminal stability fixes
- Modified file color contrast in app for better visibility
- Add button to open files in external applications
- Allow toggling file tree closed independently
- Stop showing SessionSkeleton on new workspace (@dbpolito)
- Set workspace name earlier to improve creation and deletion (@dbpolito)
Thank you to 7 community contributors:
- @SteffenDE:
- feat(acp): add session usage (#12299)
- @dbpolito:
- feat(desktop): Set Workspace Name Earlier to Improve Creation / Deletion (#12213)
- feat(desktop): Stop Showing SessionSkeleton on New Workspace (#12209)
- @alexyaroshuk:
- fix(app): make close comment button visible in prompt input (#12349)
- @edoedac0:
- docs: add Bosnian README translation (#12341)
- @ariane-emory:
- docs: websearch tool (#12359)
- @rmk40:
- fix(plugin): user plugins override built-in plugins for same provider (#12361)
- @AksharP5:
- fix(tui): allow mouse escape via "esc" labels in dialogs (#11421)
