Zed Editor v1.15.0 introduces several significant features, including support for self-hosted AI predictions, a new git.diff_base setting for toggling diff baselines, and Wayland drag-and-drop functionality for Linux users. The update enhances linked editing for custom JSX/TSX elements and enables Emmet completions within arrow functions, while requiring existing Copilot users to re-authenticate due to changes in session management. This release emphasizes tighter Git workflows and expanded private inference options, addressing user needs for better code review hygiene and security. Additionally, the update includes contributions from the Zed Guild community and various bug fixes, further enhancing the editor's capabilities
Zed Editor v1.15.0 Adds Self-Hosted AI Predictions, Git Diff Baseline, and Wayland Support
Zed Editor v1.15.0 ships with self-hosted sweep-next-edit model support for private AI inference, a new git.diff_base setting to toggle diff baselines against default branches, and Wayland drag-and-drop for Linux. The update brings linked editing for custom JSX/TSX elements, Emmet completions in arrow functions, and 11 contributions from the Zed Guild community. Copilot users must re-authenticate as Zed decouples session management for chat and edit predictions to reduce credential blast radius. The release underscores Zed's continued sprint toward production parity, combining tighter Git workflows with expanded private inference options.
