Users can now set sessionDir in global or project settings.json instead
of passing --session-dir on every invocation. CLI flag takes precedence,
then settings.json, then extension hooks.
Closes#2429
Co-authored-by: Sam Collins <81678+smcllns@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mario Zechner <badlogicgames@gmail.com>
cli-highlight's auto-detection misidentifies prose as AppleScript,
LiveCodeServer, etc., coloring random English words (if, but, and, the,
that, is) as keywords. This happens when code blocks have no language
specified: fenced blocks without a language tag, indented code blocks,
or unclosed fences during streaming.
Skip auto-detection entirely and apply plain mdCodeBlock styling instead.
Update the coding-agent default model picks for ZAI, Cerebras,
and MiniMax so new sessions prefer the current model lineup.
Add the missing MiniMax-M2.1-highspeed direct provider entries
and normalize MiniMax Anthropic-compatible context limits so the
catalog matches the provider's supported model set.
When auto-retry fires after a retryable error (e.g. overloaded_error) and the
retry response includes tool_use, session.prompt() returned prematurely because
_resolveRetry() was called on the first successful message_end — while the
agent loop was still executing tools via the fire-and-forget agent.continue().
This caused callers to observe isStreaming=true after prompt() returned, and
follow-up session.prompt() calls threw 'Agent is already processing'. The
tool execution results were silently lost.
Fix: move _resolveRetry() from the message_end handler to the agent_end
handler. The _retryAttempt counter reset stays on message_end (preventing
accumulation across LLM calls within a turn), but the promise that unblocks
waitForRetry() now only resolves when the full agent loop completes.
After updating models.json, the scoped model selector still shows the
old values when opened. Switching to the "all" scope, however, shows
updated model definitions.
`registerApiProvider()` gets wiped by `resetApiProviders()` during
session reload, replacing the Bun-bundled Bedrock provider with the
opaque lazy loader that cannot resolve inside the binary.
`setBedrockProviderModule()` sets an override that survives resets.
When running inside a sandbox (e.g., bubblewrap) that blocks access
to the tmux socket, the tmux query hangs and times out, returning
undefined. Previously this was treated as "extended-keys is off",
showing a false warning. Now we skip the warning when the tmux server
can't be reached.
