Changelog

All notable changes to the CommitLens extension will be documented in this file.

[1.0.2] - 2026-06-27

Configurable Issue Limits: Introduced a strict cap to prevent the AI from reporting more than 10 issues per review. This keeps code reviews highly focused on critical problems and conserves API tokens for the user.
Ecosystem Guardrails: Hardcoded intelligence into the AI to recognize modern frontend/backend toolchains (e.g., Vite, Storybook 8). It will no longer erroneously suggest outdated boilerplate or manual configurations when native tooling handles it.
Anti-Pedantry Guardrails: Instructed the AI to ignore harmless stylistic choices and valid ecosystem conventions (like standard SemVer shorthands, chained CI deployments, or inferred React return types). The bot now strictly prioritizes high-impact bugs over pedantic noise.
Toast Notifications: Replaced the static, inline configuration messages with a sleek, animated toast notification system that gracefully overlays the Webview UI.

Diff Context Engine: Upgraded the core Git payload engine to utilize git diff -U20 -W. This extracts the full functional scope of the code being changed, completely eliminating the AI hallucination bug where it assumed variables were missing.

False Positives System: Engineered a robust two-layer validation system. Issues flagged by the AI with a confidence score of < 80% are automatically filtered out and deleted, drastically reducing unactionable feedback.

CI/CD Pipeline: Introduced fully automated GitHub Actions workflows to handle build and type-checking across both main and dev branches.
Open Source Foundation: Shipped official issue templates for bug reports and feature requests, alongside comprehensive CONTRIBUTING.md and LICENSE files.
Brand Assets: Added the official CommitLens extension logo and updated the Webview UI to feature the new telescope branding instead of the generic sparkle icon.

Marketplace Presentation: Completely restructured and polished the README.md to provide a much better visual presentation and user guide on the VS Code Marketplace.
Core AI Prompts: Refined the baseline Skill.md architecture and AI instructions to yield higher quality, more deterministic code reviews.
Webview Markdown: Enhanced the underlying Markdown parsing logic inside the Webview to handle edge-cases more reliably.

Initial Beta Launch: The highly anticipated first beta release of the CommitLens (formerly OmniReview) AI Code Reviewer.
Interactive Webview UI: Built a fully custom, sleek VS Code Webview featuring animated review cards, interactive navigation, and live Git branch state rendering.
Supabase Integration: Seamless integration with a Supabase backend to handle real-time user authentication and secure code review logging.
GitHub Auth Flow: Initialized a frictionless GitHub OAuth flow so users can authenticate directly inside VS Code without juggling API keys manually.
Intelligent Git State: Engineered automated detection to easily differentiate and review both staged and unstaged code changes on the fly.