Cody App Changelog

All notable changes to the Cody app are documented in this file.

Unreleased

Added a new menu option to check for app updates.
Removed the ability to add new remote repositories as that feature will be retired for the Cody App, all repositories should be added locally.

Fixes a UI bug that can prevent users from deleting repos during the setup experience.

Locally added repositories will be named using the git remote if available. This allows better integration with the Cody editor extensions.
The setup experience now displays an indicator to show progress while building the code graph for the added repositories.

Simplifies the setup experience to combine local repo selection with embedding selection. The app will automatically generate embeddings for all connected repos (capped at 10).
Removed hyperlinks when Cody "reads N files".
Fixes a broken link to docs.

Introduces the "Cody-only" experience.
Introduces the ability to chat with Cody about multi repositories at once.
The setup experience now includes a step to "build your code graph" by selecting repos for embeddings generation.

Users upgrading from the old Sourcegraph app version no longer need to delete directories / manually migrate.
Fixed issues around Postgres, improved error messages, fixed issues with Postgres on startup, etc.
The Cody chat window now shows a helpful error message if you aren’t signed in yet. https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/pull/52344
Settings menu items now go to the new settings pages.
Improved setup experience with a new ‘You’re all set’ page at the end of the flow.
An ‘Oops, something went wrong’ page is now displayed if the app has issues https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/pull/52453
Improved messaging if you haven’t verified your email on Sourcegraph.com yet
Fixed various bugs in setup wizard / VS Code connection process.
If Docker / src are not installed, and executors cannot run, the app will now start with precise code intel / batch changes disabled.

This is a new (super experimental, early release) version of the Souregraph app which lets you use Cody on your local Git repositories!
Adding your Git repositories is now much easier
We made the app a much more native experience (by adopting Tauri), and you can now access Cody through the system tray.
You can now ask Cody questions side-by-side with your editor open
If you use VS Code, the Cody extension now offers a Connect Sourcegraph App option (you may need to sign out using the settings gear to see it). Cody in VS Code will then talk to your Sourcegraph app to answer questions. In the future, this will enable much more powerful answers including context about all of your local code - not just what's open in your editor.