CodeDeck v1.2.5

CodeDeck v1.2.5

This release was generated from the conventional commits added since the previous version.

Added

• Add startup launch sets, loading screen and GitHub settings.

Changed

• Processes: Apply Rust formatting.
• Removed old release nots.

Fixed

• Processes: Use UTF-8 output on Windows.

Updating

Existing users can install this release through CodeDeck's update screen after the GitHub release is published. New users can download the appropriate installer from GitHub Releases.

CodeDeck v1.2.4

CodeDeck v1.2.4

This release was generated from the conventional commits added since the previous version.

Fixed

• Launcher.rs.

Updating

Existing users can install this release through CodeDeck's update screen after the GitHub release is published. New users can download the appropriate installer from GitHub Releases.

CodeDeck v1.2.3

CodeDeck v1.2.3

This release was generated from the conventional commits added since the previous version.

Changed

• Add automated release preparation.

Fixed

• Release.mjs script fix.
• Launcher.
• Isolated flatpak app fix.
• Del old file.

Updating

Existing users can install this release through CodeDeck's update screen after the GitHub release is published. New users can download the appropriate installer from GitHub Releases.

CodeDeck v1.2.2

CodeDeck v1.2.2

CodeDeck 1.2.2 brings GitHub issues and pull requests into Project Details and makes staging groups of changed files much faster.

Highlights

• Open a project's new GitHub area directly from Project Details.
• Browse repository issues in a list-and-detail layout with descriptions, labels, milestones, assignees and comments.
• View open pull requests, their source and target branches, draft state and GitHub page.
• Keep using the complete local Git workbench for branches, diffs, staging, commits, fetch, pull, push and merge-conflict resolution.
• Stage groups of files with New only, Changed only, Deleted only, New + changed, or Everything.
• Reach the CodeDeck Discord community from the persistent application header or the README link.

GitHub integration

CodeDeck detects the GitHub repository from the project's Git remote. It prefers origin and falls back to the first available remote. Both HTTPS and SSH GitHub remote formats are supported.

Public repositories work without authentication in read-only mode. Connecting an optional fine-grained personal access token enables:

• Issues assigned to the authenticated user
• Adding issue comments
• Closing and reopening issues
• Reading pull requests for private repositories when the token has access

The token is kept only for the current CodeDeck session and is not exported with the application configuration.

Bulk staging

The Git workbench now includes staging presets with live file counts:

• New only — untracked files
• Changed only — modified tracked files
• Deleted only — removed files
• New + changed — excludes deleted files
• Everything — new, changed and deleted files

Conflict files are intentionally excluded from automatic bulk staging and must be resolved explicitly.

Upgrade notes

Existing projects and settings continue to work without migration. Open a Git project and select the GitHub tab to use the new integration. Projects without a GitHub remote still retain access to the local Git workbench.

Known limitations

• GitHub Projects are not part of this release.
• Private repository data and write actions require a compatible GitHub token.
• Anonymous GitHub API access is subject to GitHub's public rate limits.
• Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper may still warn because platform installers are not signed with paid platform certificates.

Downloads

Choose the matching file under Assets:

• Windows: MSI or setup EXE
• macOS: DMG
• Linux: AppImage or DEB

Existing CodeDeck installations with the updater can install v1.2.2 from Settings → Updates → Check now after the release is published.

CodeDeck v1.2.1

CodeDeck v1.2.1

CodeDeck 1.2.1 improves project organization and makes the first-run experience more accessible for international users.

Highlights

• Added sortable project-table columns for project name, last opened time, and the number of open todos.
• Clicking a column heading again reverses the sorting direction.
• Fresh installations now start with the English interface by default.
• Existing users keep their previously selected interface language.

Upgrade notes

Existing projects, settings, todos, commands, and launch sets are preserved automatically.

CodeDeck v1.2.0

CodeDeck v1.2.0

CodeDeck 1.2.0 expands the project workflow from launching folders to managing the full local development cycle.

Highlights

• Clone HTTPS, SSH or local Git repositories directly from the Add Project dialog. Optional branch, tag and shallow-clone settings are included.
• Configure a build command, run command and development port for every project. CodeDeck can open the local URL and supplies the selected port to common web frameworks.
• Use the new Git workbench to inspect file changes and diffs, switch or create branches, stage and unstage files, commit changes, and run fetch, pull or push.
• Resolve text merge conflicts inside CodeDeck by choosing the current version, incoming version, both versions or a manually edited result. Continue or abort merge, rebase, cherry-pick and revert operations afterwards.
• Keep CodeDeck available from the system tray and receive optional desktop notifications when builds, runs and other commands finish.
• Keep the redesigned Settings sidebar, structured project-template management, streamlined Launch sets and improved non-selectable productivity UI from the previous interface rework.

Safety

Repository paths are validated before files are read or written. Cloning a repository never runs its scripts automatically, and commands still require an explicit user action.

Upgrade notes

Existing projects are migrated automatically. CodeDeck suggests build, run and port defaults from detected project metadata, while preserving explicitly configured values.

CodeDeck v1.1.0

CodeDeck v1.1.0

CodeDeck 1.1.0 expands the project workflow from launching folders to managing the full local development cycle.

Highlights

• Clone HTTPS, SSH or local Git repositories directly from the Add Project dialog. Optional branch, tag and shallow-clone settings are included.
• Configure a build command, run command and development port for every project. CodeDeck can open the local URL and supplies the selected port to common web frameworks.
• Use the new Git workbench to inspect file changes and diffs, switch or create branches, stage and unstage files, commit changes, and run fetch, pull or push.
• Resolve text merge conflicts inside CodeDeck by choosing the current version, incoming version, both versions or a manually edited result. Continue or abort merge, rebase, cherry-pick and revert operations afterwards.
• Keep CodeDeck available from the system tray and receive optional desktop notifications when builds, runs and other commands finish.
• Keep the redesigned Settings sidebar, structured project-template management, streamlined Launch sets and improved non-selectable productivity UI from the previous interface rework.

Safety

Repository paths are validated before files are read or written. Cloning a repository never runs its scripts automatically, and commands still require an explicit user action.

Upgrade notes

Existing projects are migrated automatically. CodeDeck suggests build, run and port defaults from detected project metadata, while preserving explicitly configured values.

CodeDeck v1.0.1

CodeDeck v1.0.1

CodeDeck 1.0.1 is a focused bug-fix release for Linux IDE integration and release automation.

Highlights

• Launch Visual Studio Code installed through Flatpak from the CodeDeck AppImage
• Detect both user-level and system-wide VS Code Flatpak installations
• Pass the real project directory to VS Code through {projectPath}
• Use fully English GitHub release text and workflow messages
• Load curated release notes directly from the tagged commit
• Validate version files and updater metadata before the release is considered ready

Linux and Flatpak

CodeDeck now detects the Flathub package:

com.visualstudio.code

When detected, projects are opened with:

flatpak run com.visualstudio.code "{projectPath}"

This works even when the code command is not available in the AppImage environment.

Downloads

Choose the matching file under Assets:

• Windows: MSI or setup EXE
• macOS: universal DMG for Intel and Apple Silicon
• Linux: AppImage or DEB

Updating

Installations that already include the CodeDeck updater can install v1.0.1 directly in the app after this release is published.

Notes

• Flatpak applications need permission to access the selected project directory.
• Windows SmartScreen or macOS Gatekeeper may display a warning because the platform installers are not yet signed with paid platform certificates.

Code Deck v1.0.0

Code Deck v1.0.0

A local desktop dashboard for organizing, opening, and launching development projects.

Downloads

• Windows: MSI or Setup EXE
• macOS: DMG as a universal build for Intel and Apple Silicon
• Linux: AppImage or DEB

Installation

Download the appropriate installation package from the Assets section and run it.

The builds are currently not signed with a paid platform certificate. As a result, Windows SmartScreen or macOS Gatekeeper may display a warning when launching the application for the first time.

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v1.0.0

Code Deck v0.2.2

Code Deck v0.2.2

Lokales Desktop-Dashboard zum Organisieren, Öffnen und Starten von Entwicklungsprojekten.

Downloads

• Windows: MSI oder Setup-EXE
• macOS: DMG als Universal-Build für Intel und Apple Silicon
• Linux: AppImage oder DEB

Installation

Lade unter Assets das passende Installationspaket herunter und starte es.

Die Builds sind aktuell nicht mit einem kostenpflichtigen Plattform-Zertifikat signiert. Windows SmartScreen oder macOS Gatekeeper können deshalb beim ersten Start eine Warnung anzeigen.

Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.2