What's new in Devpit
Every release is listed here, newest first. The same notes are on the GitHub releases page.
To upgrade, see Getting started.
v0.2.0
Section titled “v0.2.0”Released 23 September 2026. Release page
The first release after launch, and mostly about getting around faster.
- Section tabs. Every screen now has a tab bar in the header.
TabandShift+Tabmove along it, and1–7jump straight to a section from the main menu. - Mouse support. Click a tab, click a menu row, scroll a list with the wheel. The keyboard still does everything; the mouse is an addition, not a replacement.
- Update notice. Devpit asks GitHub once a day whether a newer release exists. When one does, a small
updatepill appears in the header and Settings → About Devpit shows the one command that upgrades your install, whether that is Scoop, winget or the install script. Nothing is downloaded or replaced for you. Turn it off in Settings or withDEVPIT_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1. - About Devpit in Settings: version, build, author, links and licence.
- Opt-in usage stats now work. If you said yes on first run, one small report goes out after a cleanup: bytes freed, item counts and rule names. Never a path, name or username. Off by default, and
DEVPIT_NO_TELEMETRY=1orDO_NOT_TRACK=1always wins. Details in PRIVACY.md.
Changed
Section titled “Changed”- New wordmark on the home screen and in the installer.
- Installer output shows each of its four steps and a summary at the end.
- The PowerShell installer failed on checksum verification under PowerShell 7. It now verifies correctly.
v0.1.0
Section titled “v0.1.0”Released 23 September 2026. Release page
This release has no written notes. See the release page for the files and checksums.
