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0.3.8

Features​

  • New AI features are now available, enabling the automatic generation of README files for packages. To use these features, you must configure several environment variables to connect your LLM provider to the server deployment.
  • Added support for browsing NuGet packages directly in Visual Studio Code.
  • With the recent fixes for the NuGet repository (details below), you can now use a local NuGet repository with Chocolatey. Remote and virtual repositories are not officially supported yet because Chocolatey relies on the NuGet V2 protocol, while we currently support only NuGet V3.

Note: All existing workspaces will, by default, have unlimited AI usage.

Bug Fixes​

  • Fixed a bug in the UI for anonymous analytics.
  • Fixed a bug related to the ingress className.
  • Fixed an issue where Docker GET and HEAD requests would create empty files in the temporary folder.
  • Fixed a bug with NuGet package uploads via the CLI (the API and UI worked correctly). In some cases, packages were saved in the wrong path within the repository, making installation impossible when running nuget install.
  • Fixed a UI bug where, when searching for repositories, the upload interface would sometimes still refer to the previously selected repository.
  • Fixed an issue with the NuGet V3 API where not all versions were consistently listed.
  • Fixed a bug where Docker images could have a duplicated manifest virtual file, causing it to appear twice in the UI and be linked twice in the database. RepoFlow storage is checksum-based, so no extra storage was consumed.