Google Antigravity CLI 1.0.12
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Changelog: Project launch flags, terminal hyperlinks, and shift+n diff cycling
Added --project launch flags, dynamic OSC8 terminal hyperlinks, reverse diff cycling, and permission priorities.
Improvements(5)
- Added support for --project and --new-project launch flags to allow users to explicitly set or create projects, and updated the project resolution logic to default regardless of the active workspace.
- Added a confirmation prompt when pressing Esc in comment mode with unsaved modifications to prevent users from accidentally discarding their work in review views.
- Added dynamic OSC8 terminal hyperlink support to render clickable links in supporting terminals, with automatic fallback stripping for backward compatibility.
- Introduced reverse diff cycling navigation mapped to shift+n in unified diff review mode to allow users to easily cycle backwards through diff blocks.
- Improved permission config merging priorities by ensuring project-specific configurations (located in ~/.gemini/config/projects/) take precedence over global settings in ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/settings.json.
Fixes(4)
- Fixed a regression where ctrl+o scrollback clearing failed by restoring the use of cached fields rather than shared pointer comparisons for trajectory toggle detection.
- Fixed a rendering bug where Makefile syntax (like $(call ...)) inside code blocks was mistakenly parsed and mangled by LaTeX math expansion, by introducing a state machine that restricts expansion to prose segments.
- Fixed an enterprise network connectivity issue by restoring AES-NI compile-time optimizations, which prevents Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) firewalls from incorrectly flagging and resetting TLS connections.
- Fixed incorrect key strings by removing the unsupported backtab default binding and correcting invalid pgdn references to pgdown to align with Bubble Tea v2 canonical names.
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