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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# IDE extension release notes

> Release notes for recent versions of the CodeRabbit IDE extension for VS Code and VS Code-based editors, generated from the extension's changelog.

The latest published version is `0.25.0`. [Update the extension](https://docs.coderabbit.ai/ide/update-uninstall.md#update-the-extension) shows how to find the version you have. These notes come from the extension's changelog and cover recent versions. For older versions, open the **Changelog** tab on the [VS Code Marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=coderabbit.coderabbit-vscode) or [Open VSX](https://open-vsx.org/extension/coderabbit/coderabbit-vscode) listing.

Major changes are also announced in the [CodeRabbit changelog](https://docs.coderabbit.ai/changelog).

**0.25.0**

October 27, 2026

**Improvements**

* Refresh the review workspace with clearer branch selection, review history, and completion messages.
* Browse findings and nitpicks in separate sidebar sections, grouped by file with clearer descriptions and actions.
* Choose whether Fix with AI includes issues, nitpicks, or both.
* Simplify sign-in, workspace setup, and account and usage controls.
* Automatically select a matching organization when switching repositories, while respecting your manual selection.

**Fixes**

* Improve empty states, keyboard controls, editor theme support, and layouts for narrow sidebars.
* Keep review markers visible across editors and clear them when reviews are deleted.
* Correct incremental review diffs for files that were previously empty.
* Ask you to confirm credit use again if the organization changes before a review.

**0.24.0**

October 21, 2026

Available on Open VSX only.

**Improvements**

* Fix issues and nitpicks together with Fix with AI.
* Set up CodeRabbit CLI and skills from the editor.
* Sign in to CodeRabbit from Qoder.
* Clarify Team plan benefits and upgrade controls.

**Fixes**

* Fix access to Free reviews for eligible organization members without a paid seat.
* Improve sign-in, organization switching, and review connections after credentials change.
* Prevent self-hosted sign-in checks from hanging and feedback from being sent under a different account.
* Keep file lists and review history up to date when switching repositories or branches.
* Delete reviews without losing concurrent updates or leaving stale findings behind.
* Fix stuck reviews, missing or duplicate findings, and review cancellation.
* Keep resolved findings saved, including bulk Fix with AI handoffs without editor comments.
* Restore GitLab and MCP connections during local reviews.
* Improve Fix with AI prompt delivery to Claude Code and Windows terminals.
* Stop outdated bulk Fix with AI handoffs after switching repositories or branches, and avoid launching terminal agents when prompts cannot be read.
* Navigate to reviewed lines in unsaved files and prevent stale navigation or suggestion edits after switching repositories or branches.
* Preserve Unicode content when reading files from virtual workspaces.
* Respect Workspace Trust for Git commands and find default branches without contacting remotes.
* Protect temporary Fix with AI prompt files and exclude raw errors and stack traces from telemetry.
* Improve keyboard and screen reader navigation, theme contrast, and review controls in narrow sidebars.

**0.23.0**

October 6, 2026

**Breaking changes**

* Remove the Plan tab and IDE planning from the sidebar; reviews are now the single sidebar view.

**Improvements**

* Make the reviewed files list collapsible.

**Fixes**

* Search all organizations in SSO workspaces when changing organizations, not only the loaded page.
* Keep findings unresolved when copying Fix with AI instructions to the clipboard fails.
* Ignore stale credential-expiry responses after switching organizations so the sign-in prompt does not log out the newly selected organization.
* Strip credentials from Git remote URLs before sending them to CodeRabbit.


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