Where does the Cursor team publish the changelog for minor changes?

[Igor_Markin]

Updates are released once a day. Where does the Cursor team publish the changelog for minor changes?

[Mirshod_W]

i think, they don’t. I needed this changelog too

[hlspablo (Pablo Henrique)]

Guys, these minor are probably IA fixing IA mistakes, they will never release these changes info.
50+ minor updates per version are not common.

[VermontForest]

Release notes are standard practice.

No build should ever be published without release notes.

[mwjt42]

They don’t.

Team Cursor, we want pre-release changelogs

Hi everyone, we do have 2.1 already listed in the changelog. Note that we regularly publish smaller updates with improvements and bug fixes once they are complete. The improvements are also listed on the changelog but note that we may not list each specific change as not all are user related. For pre-release / Early Access the application may change frequently and we do not publish each change as there may be further adjustments with time. In case you do not prefer to have too frequent updates p…

[hypoxia]

Can we please get detailed changelogs? Minor updates keep absolutely nerfing my ability to use Cursor with undocumented changes. Today, for example, after updating all of a sudden tool calls keep failing (possibly due to some change with timeouts?). So I guess I need to roll back. But I have 0 visibility to what version will work without a proper detailed changelog.

[Sufyan]

Same here , this is crazy

[VermontForest]

Software Development 101: Publish release notes.

This would show respect for the users.

[Matthew_Taylor]

To be fair, when I update my iOS app, the changelog is mostly, “Minor bug fixes and improvements.”

As for issue with things degrading after an update, it’s more likely a session that’s gone on too long or an issue with degraded model performance from models being used.

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