Zed has released version 0.180.3, which addresses two notable issues that users have encountered. The update fixes a crash that could occur when users attempted to expand diff hunks while utilizing multiple cursors within a single hunk. Additionally, it resolves a problem where dismissing the git onboarding banner would not persist across sessions, leading to repeated prompts for users.
2. Onboarding Banner Persistence: Users can now dismiss the git onboarding banner, and this preference will be remembered in future sessions. (Issue #28148)
Overall, this release enhances user experience by improving stability and ensuring that user preferences are retained.
Key Fixes in Zed 0.180.3:
1. Crash Resolution: The update eliminates the crash that occurred when expanding diff hunks with multiple cursors. (Issue #28117)2. Onboarding Banner Persistence: Users can now dismiss the git onboarding banner, and this preference will be remembered in future sessions. (Issue #28148)
Overall, this release enhances user experience by improving stability and ensuring that user preferences are retained.
Future Directions
Going forward, users can anticipate continued enhancements as Zed aims to improve functionality and address any emerging issues. Feedback from the community will likely play a crucial role in shaping upcoming updates, ensuring that Zed remains a robust tool for code management and collaboration. Users are encouraged to report any further bugs or suggestions to aid in the software's evolutionZed 0.180.3 released
Zed 0.180.3 has resolved issues related to crashes when expanding diff hunks with multiple cursors, as well as a problem where dismissing the git onboarding banner would not remain effective across sessions.