[v1.8.0] - 2026-09-14
Why Upgrade
- Opens files from Finder by dropping them anywhere in the macOS workspace, with each file placed in its own editor tab.
- Keeps large terminal output, Git diffs, project indexing, and long-document tab switching responsive under sustained workloads.
- Uses Swift 6.4 and OS 27 Foundation improvements while preserving the existing deployment targets.
- Adapts editor panes, project tools, settings, previews, and native tabs to the space available on compact, regular, split, and foldable iPhone layouts.
Highlights
- Adds native macOS file drag and drop with modern DropSession handling and a compatible path for older supported macOS releases.
- Adds a compact five-step macOS window-surface slider that moves from dense native frosted glass to a lighter frosted surface while preserving background blur.
- Streams terminal output incrementally into a native text view and precomputes stable Git diff rows.
- Reduces repeated URL normalization during project scans and uses the measured faster byte-iteration path for large files.
- Uses measured size classes, flexible pane widths, scaled tab typography, and safe-area-aware margins instead of assuming a specific iPhone or iPad shape.
Fixes
- Keeps a newly selected long document's complete content visible instead of applying a stale scroll position from the previous tab.
Breaking changes
- None.
Migration
- None.
Maintenance
- Adds incremental Swift Testing interoperability and makes ignored throwing-task diagnostics a platform-matrix failure.
- Keeps stateful AppKit, WebKit, StoreKit, and PTY XCTest suites serial while independent Swift Testing cases remain parallel-capable.