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v0.1.5-rc.2: A Polish-Only Candidate — Feedback Dialogs and File-Card Refinements
TL;DR
v0.1.5-rc.2 (2026-09-10 15:09 UTC) is the 0.1.5 series' second release candidate. The notes carry two Improvements items, both by @yixiangihsiang: feedback likes and dislikes confirm in a dialog before being recorded, keeping entered content on failure; delivered-file cards get layout, spacing and icon refinements. No Features, Fixes or Chores sections appear; rc.2 keeps the prerelease flag.
v0.1.5-alpha.2 and rc.1: The 0.1.5 Series Enters Candidate Stage covered how the series reached its first release candidate. Hours after that article shipped, upstream cut the second one: v0.1.5-rc.2, published 2026-09-10 at 15:09 UTC — the second release of that day, arriving after rc.1’s early-morning landing. Where rc.1’s notes summarized the major changes since v0.1.2-rc.1, rc.2 is a small, focused follow-up.
Two items, one section
The rc.2 notes contain a single Improvements section with exactly two items, both credited to @yixiangihsiang:
- Feedback submission: both likes and dislikes are confirmed in a dialog before being recorded. If submission fails, a notice appears and the entered feedback is kept.
- Delivered-file cards: layouts and conversation spacing are refined, and code-file icons are refreshed, so files are easier to recognize and the interface more compact.
No Features, Fixes or Chores sections appear — no new features, fixes or breaking changes are listed. For a release channel whose recent entries carried session-format migrations and plugin-API reshapes, a candidate-stage cut whose notes contain only refinements is itself the signal worth recording.
Polish on the series’ own new surfaces
Both items land where the 0.1.5 series has just been working. Per the rc.1 notes, feedback became submittable without continuing the conversation, and the /feedback command accepts detailed submissions with relevant session content attached; rc.2 adds the confirmation dialog and the failure path that keeps what was typed. Per the alpha.2 notes, models can explicitly deliver files in a conversation, opening as a Sidebar preview, in the default application, or in the file manager; rc.2 refines how those delivered files are displayed as cards. Each fact comes from its own release’s notes — the connection drawn here is temporal, not one the notes state.
Channel status
rc.2 carries the Pre-release flag. Every release published on the channel so far remains flagged prerelease — no stable build exists. Live repo metadata stays in this site’s build-time snapshot and stats page; this article cites no point-in-time star counts.
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