ur-agent 1.76.7 → 1.76.10

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 1.76.10
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+ - `npm publish` builds before it validates. `prepack` ran `release:check`
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+ against whatever `dist/` happened to be on disk, so publishing straight after
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+ a version bump always failed on a bundle that predated it — which is exactly
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+ how 1.76.9 failed to publish. It now runs `build && release:check`, so the
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+ check validates the artifact that actually ships.
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+ - A backgrounded subagent that exhausts its turn budget says so in its
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+ completion notification instead of presenting a truncated result as a
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+ finished one. The notification status has no value for "incomplete", so the
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+ notice is carried in the message, matching how the handoff warning is
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+ surfaced on the same path.
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+ ## 1.76.9
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+ - Crew fan-out no longer abandons sibling workers when one throws. Both paths
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+ passed raw worker promises to `Promise.race`/`Promise.all`, so the first
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+ throw propagated while every other worker kept running unawaited, leaking
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+ worktrees and child processes and turning a second failure into an unhandled
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+ rejection. Failures are collected and rethrown once all workers finish.
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+ - `bunfig.toml` and the JetBrains `build.gradle.kts` are bumped with every
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+ other surface; both were left behind by an earlier hand-edited bump.
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+ - `packageSmoke` no longer declares a 30s per-test budget that silently
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+ overrode the release gate's own timeout, and the OpenAI Responses usage test
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+ no longer asserts the double-counted `input_tokens` that the usage-accounting
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+ invariants forbid.
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+ ## 1.76.8
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+ - Streaming requests no longer time out while the provider is still working.
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+ SSE comment keepalives (OpenRouter's `: OPENROUTER PROCESSING`) and provider
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+ `ping` events were dropped by the SSE readers, so the inactivity watchdog saw
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+ a frozen stream while bytes were arriving and aborted it as `Request timed
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+ out`. They now surface as pings that rearm the watchdog.
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+ - Streaming requests get their own header-wait ceiling
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+ (`provider.streamTimeoutMs` / `UR_STREAM_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS`, default 15
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+ minutes) instead of sharing the 120s non-streaming timeout, which cut off long
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+ prompts during queueing and prefill. Idle thresholds raised to 300s.
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+ - The Ollama stream deadline is rearmed per chunk, so it bounds silence rather
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+ than total runtime; a local model answering a long prompt is no longer killed
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+ mid-answer.
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+ - Edit resolves `old_string` against blocks the model re-indented, `Read`
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+ line-number gutters copied into the string, and non-breaking/zero-width
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+ character differences. `new_string` is re-indented to the file's depth. A
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+ failed match now names the line where the block diverges instead of echoing
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+ the string back.
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+ - AskUserQuestion no longer replaces an unrepairable payload with `null`, which
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+ made every failure report a missing `questions` array regardless of the real
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+ defect.
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+ - Concurrent tool and subagent fan-out closes every generator it started when a
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+ consumer aborts or a sibling throws; previously their `finally` blocks never
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+ ran, leaving subprocesses and streams alive after the batch reported done.
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+ - Both tool executors read one concurrency resolver, so
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+ `UR_CODE_MAX_TOOL_USE_CONCURRENCY` and `UR_MAX_CONCURRENT_TOOLS` apply on
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+ either path instead of whichever executor happened to be active.
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+ - A subagent that exhausts its turn budget reports `partial` with the reason
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+ rather than `completed` with a truncated result.
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  ## 1.76.7
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  - Reverted to the 1.76.4 behavior and removed the intermediate version surface transitions.