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Clarify chat session switching is visually stable
Note GitHub account connection moved to Settings → Integrations
Update VS Code changelog wording for session switching
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Bohdan Triapitsyn
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- **Linear integration:** connect a Linear workspace in Settings → Integrations, browse its issues in the context rail with status, priority, assignee, and team filters, and start a session or worktree straight from an issue. Sessions started that way post started, completed, and failed comments on the issue, each linking back to the session; chat can also attach an issue to the next send (thanks to @AlexKutas). - **Linear integration:** connect a Linear workspace in Settings → Integrations, browse its issues in the context rail with status, priority, assignee, and team filters, and start a session or worktree straight from an issue. Sessions started that way post started, completed, and failed comments on the issue, each linking back to the session; chat can also attach an issue to the next send (thanks to @AlexKutas).
- **Voice: the voice follows the language of the text.** With "Match the voice to the language of the text" (Settings → Voice, on by default) the local provider switches to a model for the reply's language — Kokoro for Chinese/English and Piper models for Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Czech, Turkish, and Swedish, downloaded on first use — and macOS say switches to an installed voice of that language. The local voice picker lists every installed model's voices. - **Voice: the voice follows the language of the text.** With "Match the voice to the language of the text" (Settings → Voice, on by default) the local provider switches to a model for the reply's language — Kokoro for Chinese/English and Piper models for Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Czech, Turkish, and Swedish, downloaded on first use — and macOS say switches to an installed voice of that language. The local voice picker lists every installed model's voices.
- **Git: projects made of several repositories.** A project whose root is not itself a Git repository — a folder of plugins, a workspace of services — now works with the repositories inside it. The Git tab opens the first one it finds, a picker next to the branch dropdown switches between them, and the diff, pull request, walkthrough, and mobile Changes views follow the same choice; the work status card shows the chosen repository's branch and changes with the folder named under the branch (thanks to @jaygupta17). - **Git: projects made of several repositories.** A project whose root is not itself a Git repository — a folder of plugins, a workspace of services — now works with the repositories inside it. The Git tab opens the first one it finds, a picker next to the branch dropdown switches between them, and the diff, pull request, walkthrough, and mobile Changes views follow the same choice; the work status card shows the chosen repository's branch and changes with the folder named under the branch (thanks to @jaygupta17).
- **Chat:** switching sessions is now near-instant. The clicked session highlights at once, and its conversation appears as one finished view — text, tool cards, and the recap together — instead of arriving in pieces with a moment of unstyled code blocks and links. Header session tabs switch without a crossfade, and the tab title no longer jumps when a tab becomes active. - **Chat:** sessions opened from the sidebar stay at the latest message, and switching between sessions no longer causes conversation jumps, partial rendering, crossfades, or tab-title shifts.
- Chat: command and skill autocomplete in a Chat (a session that belongs to no project) lists that chat's own commands and skills instead of the project last selected in the sidebar, and file mentions in a new chat draft no longer search the previous project. - Chat: command and skill autocomplete in a Chat (a session that belongs to no project) lists that chat's own commands and skills instead of the project last selected in the sidebar, and file mentions in a new chat draft no longer search the previous project.
- Files: Ctrl/Cmd+F opens the find bar in the Markdown preview even when nothing inside the preview has focus. - Files: Ctrl/Cmd+F opens the find bar in the Markdown preview even when nothing inside the preview has focus.
- GitHub: account connection has moved to Settings → Integrations. The pull-request panel now includes account controls, and its context-rail icon appears only when GitHub is connected.
- Chat: a turn that OpenCode stopped no longer ends with nothing on screen — what OpenCode reported shows under the last message, and a message an idle session has left unanswered is named as such. The status report (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L) now lists the last session errors, rejected sends, the managed OpenCode process's last error, and where the log files are. - Chat: a turn that OpenCode stopped no longer ends with nothing on screen — what OpenCode reported shows under the last message, and a message an idle session has left unanswered is named as such. The status report (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L) now lists the last session errors, rejected sends, the managed OpenCode process's last error, and where the log files are.
- Chat: a session opened from the sidebar lands at its end and stays there, instead of landing above the bottom or snapping up a moment later while the recap and subagent cards finish measuring.
- Git: the commit graph no longer leaves a gap in a lane when the same branch is merged twice (thanks to @Naputt1). - Git: the commit graph no longer leaves a gap in a lane when the same branch is merged twice (thanks to @Naputt1).
- Settings: the theme is now remembered per OpenChamber instance. Two windows connected to different instances no longer swap themes with each other or overwrite each other's choice on every settings sync; each window boots with the theme of the instance it points at (thanks to @kydorn). - Settings: the theme is now remembered per OpenChamber instance. Two windows connected to different instances no longer swap themes with each other or overwrite each other's choice on every settings sync; each window boots with the theme of the instance it points at (thanks to @kydorn).
- Scheduled tasks: a task's Goal and Auto-accept settings no longer disappear after a run when another OpenChamber process — an older desktop, CLI, or VS Code build — shares the same project config. Every process now rewrites only what it changed and leaves the rest of each task exactly as stored. - Scheduled tasks: a task's Goal and Auto-accept settings no longer disappear after a run when another OpenChamber process — an older desktop, CLI, or VS Code build — shares the same project config. Every process now rewrites only what it changed and leaves the rest of each task exactly as stored.
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- Switching sessions is faster: the clicked session highlights at once, and its conversation appears as one finished view — text, tool cards, and the recap together — instead of arriving in pieces with a moment of unstyled code blocks. - Switching sessions is now visually stable, without conversation jumps or partial rendering.
- Chat: a turn that OpenCode stopped no longer ends with nothing on screen — what OpenCode reported shows under the last message, and a message an idle session has left unanswered is named as such. The status report (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L) now lists the last session errors and rejected sends. - Chat: a turn that OpenCode stopped no longer ends with nothing on screen — what OpenCode reported shows under the last message, and a message an idle session has left unanswered is named as such. The status report (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L) now lists the last session errors and rejected sends.
- Chat: a session opened from the sidebar lands at its end and stays there, instead of landing above the bottom or snapping up a moment later. - Chat: a session opened from the sidebar lands at its end and stays there, instead of landing above the bottom or snapping up a moment later.