Hey Cursor team,
0.44.x has been a great upgrade over 0.43, thank you for the extra work you’ve put in over the past few weeks before 2025.
I really enjoy reading your changelog’s, but noticed that sometimes when there’s an update (like the 0.44.9) … there’s no update to the changelog. Can you put something into the changelogs with each update you push? Even the smallest changes are interesting to read about.
cheers & happy new year.
I find myself rushing here to see whats changed only to end up searching the forums for the version number and finding this post instead of a change log 
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would be a very welcome change!
exactly, that’s what I do as well!
+1.
Totally agree! I hope there can be at least a brief description for each update in changelog. Thank you!
Every time I get a little popup on the bottom left corner of my screen I get excited. I rush to the change log, to find out there is no description whatsoever. Im in the same boat of wanting to see a little update.
I see 0.44.10 was released, what’s changed in this version?
@Cursor, you did this with 44.9 as well.
Unacceptable…
Given that this was brought up in 44.9 - and there were changes that were made that were not mentioned that broke things…
AND the simple fact that its FN AI IDE – Whty did you not at least have Cursor Agent spit out a changelog automatically?
Do you allow your devs to push to prod with no commit message?
+1
A detailed changelog with each update would be really helpful. Feels a bit like Russian roulette clicking that upgrade button on a day when I have a lot to accomplish.
@deanrie can you pass this thread on to the Cursor devs? 0.44.11 was released and there was no update on the change log as to what’s changed. In the dark on what changed between 0.44.9, 0.44.10 and now 0.44.11.
The changelog is really unclear.
UPDATE (0.44.1-0.44.11): Fixes and improvements to dev containers, chat codeblocks on windows, and the agent. Decreases Cursor Tab Latency on Remote SSH. Fixes bug that prematurely triggered the free trial ended popup. Better observability for errors and crashes.
We release updates using a gradual rollout so, by default, not everyone gets the update at the same time. This length of the rollout depends on how big the update is in terms of changes to the app but usually is 2-3 days for most rollouts.
We usually add release notes to our changelog once the rollout has made it to a certain portion of our users - we do this so that if there is a bug early on, we can catch it and fix it before the release notes are out for a broken update!
Additionally, as features change and evolve, even within minor releases of Cursor, we therefore choose to keep the changelog simple, but still tell you what has changed! For major changes to features, we try to keep the docs up to date to teach you how things work, instead of trying to add mini tutorials into the changelog itself!
Hope this makes sense, but if you have any specific feedback about where something has not been mentioned or explained in the changelog, do let me know!
Thanks @danperks , if the release notes start including the patches, that’d be awesome. I had a team member today as what’s changed between 0.44.9 and 0.44.11 and I couldn’t answer them.
Hey, usually these changes would just fall under bug fixes and stability improvements, and for most users, there is likely no visible changes in the editor, except if for users facing bugs or issues we may have fixed!