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Releases: Waishnav/devspace

v1.0.2

21 Jun 11:14

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Highlights

  • Persist OAuth clients, access tokens, and refresh tokens in SQLite so authenticated MCP clients continue working across DevSpace restarts.
  • Add automatic, versioned SQLite migrations for existing installations.
  • Make refresh-token rotation transactional and reject concurrent token reuse.
  • Restrict DevSpace state storage permissions and harden SQLite configuration for local production use.
  • Close SQLite stores cleanly during server shutdown.
  • Fix README image and documentation links on npm.
  • Improve the workspace diff loading indicator and refresh project documentation.

Existing users are migrated automatically the next time DevSpace opens its state database.

Full changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

v1.0.1

21 Jun 10:58

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What changed

  • Made the minimal MCP tool surface the default.
  • Made short tool names and full tool-result widgets the defaults.
  • Renamed review_changes to show_changes and aligned its checkpoint terminology.
  • Added a local development server that restarts on source changes and recovers from crashes.
  • Expanded configuration validation and test coverage.
  • Updated workflow documentation and added the MIT license.

Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

v1.0.0

16 Jun 19:32

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Initial public release of DevSpace.

  • Install and run with npx @waishnav/devspace or install globally as devspace.
  • Exposes approved local workspaces over MCP for file reads, writes, edits, search, shell commands, and project navigation.
  • Supports AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md project instructions, including nested instruction discovery.
  • Supports local Skills loading so connected MCP clients can use workspace-specific guidance.
  • Adds checkout and managed Git worktree modes for direct or isolated coding sessions.
  • Includes diff rendering for edit and write tool results through the review UI.
  • Provides configurable tool naming, widget modes, allowed roots, OAuth owner approval, and tunnel-friendly public base URL settings.
  • Includes cross-platform CI smoke coverage for Linux, macOS, and Windows.