Vim file browser that runs in separate terminal

v0.4.0 Maintenance

This release keeps dependencies and maintenance posture current for teams operating this tool.

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The upcoming v0.4.0 release refactors the codebase by merging i and c into a single f cycle key and splitting git and vim subprocess logic into dedicated Go files.

Why it matters: Refactor changes require updating any code that references the old i/c keys or imports the original subprocess module; plan to test these modifications in development before deployment.

Summary

AI summary

Minor fixes and improvements.

Changes in this release

Type	Severity	Summary	CVE
Refactor	Medium	Unify i and c into a single f cycle key. Unify i and c into a single f cycle key. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-21 Confidence: low	—
Refactor	Medium	Split git and vim subprocess code into git.go and vim.go. Split git and vim subprocess code into git.go and vim.go. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-21 Confidence: low	—

Full changelog

Changelog

e82e9287359879e632d27bab1b7bc209edf3d361 Unify i and c into a single f cycle key (#16)
6a6478433d034929ca2c3d71d6ad3512d14cd029 Split git and vim subprocess code into git.go and vim.go (#15)

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Earlier breaking changes

v0.8.0 Makes the refresh operation opt‑in.
v0.3.0 Auto-refresh is now always enabled
v0.3.0 Removes r and a keyboard shortcuts