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Release version is now displayed in the app
The main menu and the About Code on the Go page now show the release number in yy.ww format (e.g., 26.29), matching the version listed on the download page.
Kotlin LSP improvements
- Signature help: As you type a call to an overloaded function or constructor, a popup now shows the available overloads with the active parameter highlighted (including named and reordered arguments) so you can see the right parameter order and types without leaving the editor.
- Completion ranking: Completion item ranking in the Kotlin LSP now follows the same algorithm as the Java LSP (fuzzy-match, then match-result order, then symbol type), making completion ordering deterministic across both LSPs.
Let us know what you think
If you have any problems or suggestions, please let us know! You can reach us the following ways:
- In the app, tap the Feedback button to create an email that includes a screenshot
- Send us email
- For general CoGo chat, visit our Telegram community
Other fixes and improvements
- Reduced APK size: Several behind-the-scenes changes have been made to reduce the size of the APK.
- Consistent feedback button: The flingable feedback button is now a consistent size throughout the app.
- Link to GitHub Discussions: In About Code on the Go, the link to our GitHub support and discussions forum now correctly opens in your browser or GitHub app (if installed). The icon for this section is also updated.
- Markdown files for use with agentic coding tools: Several markdown files that contain English-language descriptions of our conventions for designing and building software are now available in our repo.
- Other bugs including InterruptedIOException
Support is now in GitHub Discussions!
As we announced last week, our official customer support hub has moved to GitHub Discussions.
- Please post support queries, bug reports, and feature requests in our GitHub Discussions.
- Telegram is still open for casual community chat, networking, and quick updates.
- For a quick intro to using Discussions in the GitHub app, watch this video:
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