The latest release of Zed, version 0.183.13, has addressed a critical issue concerning Python subroot detection. This update effectively prevents the unintended spawning of multiple Python processes that could occur in projects containing several pyproject.toml files.
Key highlights of the release include:
- Reversal of previous changes to Python subroot detection, which had the potential to trigger multiple Python processes in certain project setups.
For further details and updates, you can check the official release notes on the Zed Industries GitHub page.
Looking ahead, it would be beneficial for the Zed development team to continue monitoring the effects of subroot detection and consider implementing additional safeguards to avoid similar issues in future releases. Moreover, it would be prudent to gather user feedback on the new changes to ensure stability and functionality across diverse project configurations
Key highlights of the release include:
- Reversal of previous changes to Python subroot detection, which had the potential to trigger multiple Python processes in certain project setups.
For further details and updates, you can check the official release notes on the Zed Industries GitHub page.
Looking ahead, it would be beneficial for the Zed development team to continue monitoring the effects of subroot detection and consider implementing additional safeguards to avoid similar issues in future releases. Moreover, it would be prudent to gather user feedback on the new changes to ensure stability and functionality across diverse project configurations
Zed 0.183.13 released
The Zed release v0.183.13 has resolved issues related to Python subroot detection, effectively preventing the spawning of multiple Python processes in projects that contain multiple pyproject.toml files.
