Audit and update changelog entriesPublic

Noticing duplicate merges and changelog needs

I see many duplicate merge commits and will need to inspect each commit fully along with changelog files to clarify the unique changes.

Analyzing commit impact on changelog

I'm reviewing each recent commit's stats and messages to classify their impact on the changelog, planning to skip doc-only, changelog-only, and likely test-only commits while confirming feature and fix commits require entries.

Verifying duplicate and missing changelog entries

I'm identifying duplicate commits related to the same /resume feature and confirming they share a single changelog entry while checking other commits for missing or needed entries, especially cross-package features and fixes.

Confirming AI and coding-agent changelog updates

Updating changelog entries

Checking duplicate changelog entries

I'm verifying whether multiple commits correspond to duplicate changelog entries, ensuring all relevant changes are properly covered without redundancy.

Adding changelog entries across packages

Noticed missing changelog entries for tui and coding-agent as per cross-package rules; planning to add them under Unreleased sections and verify the coding-agent changelog against commit 030a61d8.

Confirming changelog and package scope

Skipping changelog for tooling commit

Confirming existing changelog entry

Assessing changelog need for root dependency update

The commit modifies the root package.json affecting dependencies potentially used by multiple packages, including coding-agent; since no changelog entry exists, I’ll verify which packages use the updated dependency to determine if a changelog addition is needed.

Assessing changelog entry duplication

I'm confirming that AI-related changes like Qwen thinking support appear only in the AI package but likely need duplication in the coding-agent package since it uses AI and affects end users; currently, coding-agent lacks this entry, so adding it makes sense.

Deciding changelog updates for cross-package features and dependency fixes

I’m confirming to add AI Qwen thinking support and TUI sticky column features as added entries in both their packages and coding-agent to reflect user-facing updates. For the root dependency security fix, despite uncertainty about direct package usage, I’m leaning toward adding a fixed entry in coding-agent’s changelog since it affects end users and satisfies audit needs, but I’ll first verify coding-agent’s dependencies by reading its package.json.

Clarifying root dependency impact

fast-xml-parser is only in the root package.json with no changelog or direct coding-agent usage found; I'll raise this as a missing changelog entry, likely adding it to coding-agent for visibility since instructions require noting affected packages but root isn't listed.

Reviewing changelog entries for recent commits

I've verified some recent commits and noted which already have corresponding changelog entries in the external format. The minor template literal change doesn't need an entry. I'll add missing entries only for substantial code changes like the AI enable_thinking update affecting multiple packages.

Resolving large changelog reading and author lookup

I'm clarifying the conflict between reading large changelog files fully without offset despite truncation limits and confirming partial read suffices since only the Unreleased section is needed. Next, I plan to add entries to tui and coding-agent changelogs, including an external-format entry for the tui feature linked to PR #1120, requiring author username lookup from the PR metadata.

Planning changelog updates and new features section

Noticed external contributions requiring properly formatted entries in changelogs, including for coding-agent with linked PRs and authors. The coding-agent changelog also needs a new "New Features" section inserted after fixing missing entries in Unreleased. This section's content should be proposed for user confirmation before adding. Next, I'll prepare fixes for missing entries and then propose the top new features for confirmation before inserting that section.

Finalizing missing changelog entries before proposing new features

Decided to add missing changelog entries now in tui and coding-agent for sticky column and Qwen thinking support with proper formatting and cross-package duplication. Will not add the "New Features" section yet but propose its content for user confirmation next.

Preparing precise edit chunk

I'm extracting the exact oldText snippet from the file to create an edit block that includes the last entry for appending the new list at the top.

Summarizing missing entries with notes

I'm preparing a report listing commits that previously lacked changelog entries, noting that issues like sticky columns and duplication have been fixed. I'll include specific commits and clarify if some need no user-facing entry, marking them accordingly. I'll also propose key new features from Unreleased with linked docs and ask for user confirmation before writing full entries.

Drafting feature proposal with doc links

I'm gathering top new features from coding-agent Unreleased, identifying related docs for each like README or settings and keybindings files. I'll list candidate features with relevant doc anchors and ask for user confirmation before adding a New Features section. Also finalizing the missing-entries report with fixed commits and notes on no-entry-needed cases.

Planning documentation links

I'll propose linking features to existing docs when available, starting with session docs for /resume and specific sections like retry max delay by locating relevant headings with search.

Searching keybindings for target actions

Checking Qwen CLI OAuth docs location

I'm searching for references to the Qwen CLI OAuth provider extension in the examples or docs to find the best link, focusing on examples/extensions/README.md and docs/extensions.md for a suitable anchor or section.

Outlining new features and changelog updates

I'm preparing to propose a concise New Features section highlighting recent key additions like the modifyModels hook, resume threaded mode, retry max delay, new keybindings, and Qwen CLI OAuth provider example, all linked appropriately. I'll also confirm that cross-package duplication issues are resolved, note fixed missing changelog entries, avoid em dashes, and provide a clear summary of all relevant changelog changes.

Preparing changelog summary and new features proposal

I'm compiling a response listing updated changelog files and fixed missing entries from specific commits, confirming cross-package duplication is resolved, and proposing a New Features section with linked highlights like threaded resume, retry delay cap, keybinding actions, and Qwen CLI OAuth example. I'll ask for confirmation on these items and placement before proceeding.

Committing changelog updates

I'm staging only the two modified changelog files to ensure no other changes are included, then committing and pushing them with an appropriate message.

Completing pre-commit and pushing changes

Executing pull with rebase and conflict check

I'm pulling with rebase and will abort and report if conflicts arise in files not modified locally to avoid unintended merge issues.

Requesting user coordination due to unstaged changes

Push is rejected because a rebase is needed, but the working tree has unstaged changes from other agents that cannot be stashed or touched. The user must coordinate or clean the worktree before pulling or rebasing.