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Install uv 0.12.2Install prebuilt binaries via shell scriptcurl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://releases.astral.sh/github/uv/releases/download/0.12.2/uv-installer.sh | shInstall prebuilt binaries via powershell scriptpowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://releases.astral.sh/github/uv/releases/download/0.12.2/uv-installer.ps1 | iex"Download uv 0.12.2Verifying GitHub Artifact AttestationsThe artifacts in this release have attestations generated with GitHub Artifact Attestations. These can be verified by using the GitHub CLI: gh attestation verify <file-path of downloaded artifact> --repo astral-sh/uvYou can also download the attestation from GitHub and verify against that directly: gh attestation verify <file-path of downloaded artifact> --bundle <file-path of downloaded attestation>atuinsh/atuin (aqua:atuinsh/atuin)v18.19.0: 18.19.0Release NotesBug Fixes
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atuin 18.19.0Install atuin 18.19.0Install prebuilt binaries via shell scriptcurl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin/releases/download/v18.19.0/atuin-installer.sh | shInstall prebuilt binaries via powershell scriptpowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin/releases/download/v18.19.0/atuin-installer.ps1 | iex"Download atuin 18.19.0
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walles/moor (aqua:walles/moor)v2.16.2: v2.16.2: Stop painting whole files in a single colorBefore this release, a file that the syntax highlighter saw as one With this release, highlighting that would look uniform is skipped and Also in this release:
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backnotprop/plannotator (github:backnotprop/plannotator)v0.26.2: v0.26.2Follow @plannotator on X for updates Missed recent releases?
What's New in v0.26.2This release fixes two review regressions that shipped in v0.26.0, both reported by users within a day of release, and brings two visible improvements: pick separate light and dark themes, and code blocks that match your palette. Updating from v0.25.x? The full v0.26.0 feature notes are embedded in the v0.26.1 release notes. Fixed: single-file diff tabs render fully againIn v0.26.0 and v0.26.1, opening a file as its own tab (clicking it in the file tree or sidebar, including PR review) showed only the changed hunks: the "N unmodified lines" bars between hunks had no expand controls and clicks did nothing, so surrounding code could not be revealed. The all-files scroll view was unaffected, which made the breakage feel random. The cause was the diff renderer upgrade in v0.26.0. The renderer began identifying content by cache key and defaulting that key to the file name, so when the tab swapped its initial partial diff for the full expandable one, the renderer saw the same name and kept serving the stale partial render forever. The single-file view now derives cache keys from content, the same invariant the all-files view already followed. Fixed: no more silently dropped files in review diffsThe more serious of the two. In v0.26.0 and v0.26.1, certain files rendered as empty cards: listed in the tree with a modified badge but no counts, no hunks, and no way to see the change. The diff totals quietly excluded them, so nothing indicated content was missing. A reviewer could approve believing they had seen everything. Affected shapes included renamed files carrying uncommitted edits, and repositories where an object was absent from git's local object database (partial clones, for example). The cause sat in the large-file memory bound introduced in v0.26.0. Its size probe asks git's object database how big each changed object is, but git reports a computed hash for worktree content it examined during rename detection, a hash for content that was never stored as an object. The probe got "missing" and treated missing as infinitely large, so the file was excluded and stubbed as binary. The probe now treats content it cannot find in the object database by checking the file on disk instead, and "missing" is no longer assumed oversized. The memory bound itself is unchanged: genuinely oversized files still render as stubs, and those stubs now say so on screen ("This file is over the 5 MB review limit") instead of appearing silently empty. This was reported by a user on X with side-by-side screenshots comparing Plannotator against their editor's diff view, exactly the evidence that cracked it. Thank you. Pair a light theme and a dark themeSettings > Theme now assigns each half of a pair: pick which palette is your light theme and which is your dark theme, and System mode switches between your two choices as your OS scheme changes (Kanagawa Lotus by day, Kanagawa Wave at night). Previously, choosing a dark-only palette pinned the mode and disabled system switching entirely. The pair persists to One syntax highlighter, palette-matched code blocksPlannotator shipped two syntax highlighters: highlight.js for markdown code blocks, and Shiki inside the diff renderer. Code blocks now use the same Shiki instance the diff pane already loads, which means they finally render in your active palette (all built-in themes, colorblind included, light and dark) instead of a fixed dark style. highlight.js is removed entirely, along with a never-executed WebAssembly engine the diff renderer bundled. The plan review bundle shrank by about 1.3MB and the code review bundle by about 2.2MB. Bare code fences (no language tag) now render as plain monospaced text instead of getting auto-detected highlighting, matching how GitHub and most markdown renderers behave. Prose quoted inside fences no longer gets colored like code. Additional Changes
Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
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Community@zeke reported the auto-detected highlighting problem with a screenshot that made the case instantly (#1210) and fixed it himself the same day. First contribution. @kunaaal13 designed the theme pair system in a file-accurate proposal that was adopted nearly as written (#1211); parts 2 and 3 (custom user themes, separate fonts) remain open. And to the reporter on X whose side-by-side editor comparison exposed the silently dropped files: that report likely saved other users from approving reviews they could not fully see. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.1...v0.26.2 v0.26.1: v0.26.1Follow @plannotator on X for updates Missed recent releases?
What's New in v0.26.1A single-fix patch: code review works again in GitButler workspaces running GitButler CLI 0.22.0. Because this patch landed a day after v0.26.0, the full v0.26.0 feature notes are included below; if you are updating from v0.25.x, everything in both sections is new to you. GitButler 0.22.0 compatibilityGitButler's CLI changed its JSON output flag twice this year. Their June change removed Plannotator now probes capability instead of assuming a spelling. It tries What's New in v0.26.0v0.26.0 introduces Edit Mode, makes Guided Review fast on large changesets, adds a colorblind theme and a safe uninstall command, and hardens the installer, the review server, and the OpenCode plugin. Thirty-two PRs shipped in this release; seven came from external contributors plus one co-authored port, and four contributors landed their first PR. Edit Mode: author suggestions by editing the codeA new experimental way to give review feedback: click Edit on a file in the all-files review view and fix the code right there in the diff. When you finish, your net changes become ordinary suggestion annotations, the same shape the suggestion editor produces, with the original code in a fenced Edit Mode is off by default behind Settings > Editor > "Edit Code to Suggest". A one-time announcement dialog introduces the feature with an embedded screen recording of the flow and an explicit enable switch. The switch is deliberate design: the first draft used a primary "Turn it on" button, which reads as a generic continue and invites reflex clicks, so the opt-in became a switch you must consciously flip before the neutral Done button applies it. Two fixes landed before release from our own QA pass: Discard now repaints the pristine diff immediately instead of leaving edited pixels on screen until an async rerender, and the same repaint removes a brief flash of stale content on the Suggest path. Guided Review handles large changesetsGuided Review used to mount a full code viewer for every file in the guide. On a large guide that meant hundreds of live viewers, around a million shadow DOM elements, 770MB of heap, and scrolling at 4 frames per second, with the view taking close to a minute to open. A shared viewport coordinator now keeps at most 8 file viewers mounted at once and swaps the rest for lightweight placeholders as you scroll. The same guide now opens in around a hundred milliseconds, holds ~140MB, and scrolls at full frame rate. Section reviewed-state, annotations, and search behave exactly as before. Colorblind themeA new built-in theme designed for red-green color vision deficiency, which covers most color blindness. Additions render blue and deletions orange across diff backgrounds, gutters, indicators, and syntax highlighting, in both light and dark. The palette was tuned with CIEDE2000 color-difference measurements under simulated deuteranopia and protanopia; the worst-case separation between "added" and "removed" improves from 1.7 (indistinguishable) to 9.0 (clearly distinct). A separate tritanopia variant was evaluated and skipped on the data: the default palette already reads correctly for tritanopes. Safe uninstall
Review server memory stays bounded on huge filesStaging a very large text file used to balloon the review server; a 51MB file drove resident memory to around 240MB. Tracked files above 5MiB are now excluded from the rendered diff and shown as bounded stubs, the same treatment untracked files already had. A follow-up fix hardened the failure path: the original implementation probed object sizes with one Installer: opt-outs, credential-free provenance, and honest failuresThe install scripts gained a family of opt-outs: Two honesty fixes shipped alongside: a failed skills checkout used to report success because of a POSIX errexit subtlety (the failure now aborts loudly, which is exactly why OpenCode 2 support (experimental)Plan review now works on OpenCode 2 through a V2 plugin adapter that shares the same host-independent plan submission path as every other agent, with OpenCode 1 behavior fully preserved. The plugin's packaging also got two weight reductions worth noticing: the prerelease Annotate understands natural language argumentsSlash-command hosts forward whatever the user typed, so Additional Changes
Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changedv0.26.1
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Contributors@alexanderkreidich rebuilt Guided Review's rendering around a viewport coordinator (#1158), turning minute-long opens of large guides into instant ones, and backed it with the performance measurements quoted above. @rNoz shipped two fixes this release: the tracked-file memory bound for the review server (#1167) and markdown reference link rendering (#1168), the latter closing a request that had been open since #923. @sergical brought plan review to OpenCode 2 (#1194) and filed the follow-up to move the adapter to the stable plugin API (#1196). First contribution. @SyahrulBhudiF reported the Pi port exhaustion bug and then fixed it himself (#1159, #1160). First contribution. @tbontb-iaq did the same for the installer rate limit: report (#1156) and fix (#1157). First contribution. @rian-dolphin added the copy-feedback keyboard shortcut (#1155). First contribution. @technicalpickles reported the natural-language annotate failure (#1182), authored a parallel fix whose URL-probe catch and test coverage were ported with co-author credit (#1187), and supplied the history that anchored the final design. @astradevkin filed the report that shaped the installer work in #1197: the per-agent opt-out design and the discovery that attestation bundles can be fetched credential-free from GitHub's public API, complete with negative controls. Community members who reported issues that drove changes in this release:
Community@swushi reported the GitButler 0.22.0 breakage within hours of v0.26.0 shipping, with a complete reproduction, the upstream PR that caused it, and the capability-based fallback design the fix uses (#1215). Reports of this quality make same-day patches possible. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.0...v0.26.1 (patch) and backnotprop/plannotator@v0.25.1...v0.26.0 (feature release) v0.26.0: v0.26.0Follow @plannotator on X for updates Missed recent releases?
What's New in v0.26.0v0.26.0 introduces Edit Mode, makes Guided Review fast on large changesets, adds a colorblind theme and a safe uninstall command, and hardens the installer, the review server, and the OpenCode plugin. Thirty-two PRs shipped in this release; seven came from external contributors plus one co-authored port, and four contributors landed their first PR. Edit Mode: author suggestions by editing the codeA new experimental way to give review feedback: click Edit on a file in the all-files review view and fix the code right there in the diff. When you finish, your net changes become ordinary suggestion annotations, the same shape the suggestion editor produces, with the original code in a fenced Edit Mode is off by default behind Settings > Editor > "Edit Code to Suggest". A one-time announcement dialog introduces the feature with an embedded screen recording of the flow and an explicit enable switch. The switch is deliberate design: the first draft used a primary "Turn it on" button, which reads as a generic continue and invites reflex clicks, so the opt-in became a switch you must consciously flip before the neutral Done button applies it. Two fixes landed before release from our own QA pass: Discard now repaints the pristine diff immediately instead of leaving edited pixels on screen until an async rerender, and the same repaint removes a brief flash of stale content on the Suggest path. Guided Review handles large changesetsGuided Review used to mount a full code viewer for every file in the guide. On a large guide that meant hundreds of live viewers, around a million shadow DOM elements, 770MB of heap, and scrolling at 4 frames per second, with the view taking close to a minute to open. A shared viewport coordinator now keeps at most 8 file viewers mounted at once and swaps the rest for lightweight placeholders as you scroll. The same guide now opens in around a hundred milliseconds, holds ~140MB, and scrolls at full frame rate. Section reviewed-state, annotations, and search behave exactly as before. Colorblind themeA new built-in theme designed for red-green color vision deficiency, which covers most color blindness. Additions render blue and deletions orange across diff backgrounds, gutters, indicators, and syntax highlighting, in both light and dark. The palette was tuned with CIEDE2000 color-difference measurements under simulated deuteranopia and protanopia; the worst-case separation between "added" and "removed" improves from 1.7 (indistinguishable) to 9.0 (clearly distinct). A separate tritanopia variant was evaluated and skipped on the data: the default palette already reads correctly for tritanopes. Safe uninstall
Review server memory stays bounded on huge filesStaging a very large text file used to balloon the review server; a 51MB file drove resident memory to around 240MB. Tracked files above 5MiB are now excluded from the rendered diff and shown as bounded stubs, the same treatment untracked files already had. A follow-up fix hardened the failure path: the original implementation probed object sizes with one Installer: opt-outs, credential-free provenance, and honest failuresThe install scripts gained a family of opt-outs: Two honesty fixes shipped alongside: a failed skills checkout used to report success because of a POSIX errexit subtlety (the failure now aborts loudly, which is exactly why OpenCode 2 support (experimental)Plan review now works on OpenCode 2 through a V2 plugin adapter that shares the same host-independent plan submission path as every other agent, with OpenCode 1 behavior fully preserved. The plugin's packaging also got two weight reductions worth noticing: the prerelease Annotate understands natural language argumentsSlash-command hosts forward whatever the user typed, so Additional Changes
Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
New Contributors
Contributors@alexanderkreidich rebuilt Guided Review's rendering around a viewport coordinator (#1158), turning minute-long opens of large guides into instant ones, and backed it with the performance measurements quoted above. @rNoz shipped two fixes this release: the tracked-file memory bound for the review server (#1167) and markdown reference link rendering (#1168), the latter closing a request that had been open since #923. @sergical brought plan review to OpenCode 2 (#1194) and filed the follow-up to move the adapter to the stable plugin API (#1196). First contribution. @SyahrulBhudiF reported the Pi port exhaustion bug and then fixed it himself (#1159, #1160). First contribution. @tbontb-iaq did the same for the installer rate limit: report (#1156) and fix (#1157). First contribution. @rian-dolphin added the copy-feedback keyboard shortcut (#1155). First contribution. @technicalpickles reported the natural-language annotate failure (#1182), authored a parallel fix whose URL-probe catch and test coverage were ported with co-author credit (#1187), and supplied the history that anchored the final design. @astradevkin filed the report that shaped the installer work in #1197: the per-agent opt-out design and the discovery that attestation bundles can be fetched credential-free from GitHub's public API, complete with negative controls. Community members who reported issues that drove changes in this release:
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