This release introduces the ability to render images directly within the git repository node drawer. It supports a variety of image formats, including PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, BMP, ICO, and SVG, enhancing the visual representation of image files in the file tree and output panels.
This release introduces progressive TypeScript migration for the codebase, starting with converting tests and utility modules to TypeScript. The test runner now supports running both JavaScript and TypeScript test files seamlessly. Additionally, the event-driven tag system was improved to auto-apply tags to selected nodes and ensure proper re-rendering on tag changes. Documentation was updated to guide contributors on TypeScript usage and type checking requirements.
.ts files using tsx, enabling incremental migration and better type safety (f69ae3) (Eric Ma)model-utils.ts with type-safe function signatures and updated test imports accordingly (e49a95) (Eric Ma).ts files in contributor guidelines (86d47a) (Eric Ma)model-utils.js to maintain test compatibility until test infrastructure supports .ts imports (0c3d5f) (Eric Ma)This release introduces comprehensive TypeScript type checking to the JavaScript codebase, improving code quality and developer experience. It includes tooling, documentation, and incremental migration guidance to facilitate a smooth transition towards stronger typing.
checkJs option in tsconfig.json. This ensures better type safety without fully converting files to TypeScript. (26cfcb) (github-actions)npm run typecheck, pixi run typecheck) to run the type checking process easily from the command line. (26cfcb) (github-actions)AGENTS.md to guide contributors on incrementally migrating JavaScript files to TypeScript. (296fa9) (Eric Ma)layout.js to improve type safety and IDE support while maintaining JavaScript syntax. (26cfcb) (github-actions)id fields, aligning with the new type definitions for consistency. (26cfcb) (github-actions)This release introduces a new feature flag to control GitHub Copilot integration in the chat, enhancing security and configurability. It also improves environment variable management by using secrets, adds documentation to prevent direct deployment to Modal, and fixes a test related to model loading.
CANVAS_CHAT_ENABLE_GITHUB_COPILOT to enable or disable GitHub Copilot in the chat, including backend checks, frontend UI updates, and API support for feature flags (7e573f) (Eric Ma)modal.Secret for managing the CANVAS_CHAT_ENABLE_GITHUB_COPILOT environment variable to improve security and manageability over .env() usage (d59e45) (Eric Ma)copilotEnabled to ensure the loadModels test passes (40d1b7) (Eric Ma)This release introduces significant improvements to plugin architecture, user experience enhancements like auto-zoom on node creation, and better modularization of features and endpoints. It also includes numerous bug fixes, enhanced testing coverage, and documentation updates to support these changes.
This release focuses on improving the plugin architecture by refactoring model-related utilities into a dedicated module. This change enhances code modularity and separation of concerns, making it easier for plugins to reuse model utilities without depending on the chat module. Additionally, some cleanup was performed by removing an obsolete test file.
model-utils.js to improve plugin reusability and separation of concerns (5945cd) (Eric Ma)test-expire-auth.js that was no longer needed after debugging (5945cd) (Eric Ma)This version introduces a new AI-powered image generation feature accessible via the /image command, enhancing the user experience with creative visual content generation.
/image command (b9eee3) (Eric Ma)This release introduces a new feature that improves user experience by prompting for reauthentication when Copilot sessions expire.
This release focuses on improving request routing for Copilot and fixing an issue with duplicate summarize nodes to enhance stability and performance.
This release introduces a new authentication flow for Copilot along with comprehensive tests to ensure reliability. Additionally, the plugin development documentation has been extensively rewritten and expanded to provide a complete guide with examples, covering all plugin levels, configuration formats, and file loading mechanisms.