Among the notable improvements is enhanced Rust diagnostics that now display code snippets in a monospace font and diagnostics codes when available. The default Helix keybindings have been improved, and there’s new support for SOCKS4A proxies. Users can now utilize the tab_switcher::ToggleAll feature to search through open tabs across all panes, and Linux users can toggle menus using the F10 key.
In terms of Git functionality, this release has made strides in addressing merge conflicts, including a new setting that allows for mixing untracked and tracked files in the diff list. The Git blame links have been optimized to prioritize upstream remotes, and the default number of expanded excerpt lines in the diff view has increased for quicker context visibility.
The Python language support has seen improvements in built-in type highlighting, while Vim has introduced new text objects including AnyQuotes, AnyBrackets, MiniQuotes, and MiniBrackets. The register replacement command has also been modified.
This update has resolved multiple bugs, including issues with displaying conflicted paths in the Git panel, improper scrolling during extension installations, and various memory leaks related to images. Additional fixes addressed problems with markdown code blocks, selection highlights, and more, contributing to a smoother overall experience.
In summary, Zed 0.185.9 not only enhances existing capabilities but also introduces significant new features that improve the editing process, especially regarding collaboration and AI integration. As the software continues to evolve, users can expect ongoing improvements and a commitment to addressing any issues that arise, further solidifying Zed's position as a valuable tool for developers.
Looking ahead, future updates may focus on further refining AI-assisted features, enhancing language support, and continuing to address user feedback to ensure Zed remains competitive in the ever-evolving landscape of text editors
Zed 0.185.9 released
Zed editor version 0.185.9 has been released, featuring the Agent Panel for AI-enhanced editing, preliminary support for resolving merge conflicts, an importer for VS Code settings, and enhancements to diagnostics reporting. The release features enhancements in Rust diagnostics, the addition of tab_switcher::ToggleAll, and support for SOCKS4A proxies. Additionally, it enhances the default Helix keybindings, optimizes the sort order for code completion, and facilitates F10 for toggling menus.
Git has introduced preliminary support for addressing merge conflicts, featuring a git_panel.sort_by_path setting that allows for the integration of untracked and tracked files within the diff list. The Git blame links now prioritize the upstream remote over origin when available. The default value of expand_excerpt_lines has been raised from 3 to 5, enhancing the speed at which additional context is visible in the git diff view.
