Release v2.9.1

Highlights

• Expanded whitelist now covers Java web artifacts (JSP/tag files, Grails GSP) plus Gradle/Groovy builds and Protocol Buffers so every search strategy—including Basic—can scan those files.
• Documentation in all README variants now calls out the new Java web coverage and added template engines (FreeMarker, Mustache, Liquid, ERB).

Release v2.9.0

Highlights

• Upgrade to mcp 1.21.0 and refresh the uv lockfile so we stay current with the November 2025 SDK. This brings in the latest transport/auth fixes (SEP-985 OAuth metadata fallback, Starlette 0.49.1) noted in docs/mcp-upgrade-notes.md.
• Simplify the FastMCP surface by removing deprecated resource handlers, relying entirely on Context-injected tools to avoid zero-parameter template regressions.
• Add restart/upgrade documentation (docs/mcp-restart-playbook.md, docs/mcp-upgrade-notes.md) and update .well-known/mcp.llmfeed.json so downstream agents see version 2.9.0.

Validation

• uv run --no-sync pytest (Python 3.13.2) — 16 tests passed.
• Manual smoke via the restart playbook (set_project_path → build_deep_index → search_code_advanced) completed cleanly earlier in this cycle.

Release v2.8.1

• fix: standardize MCP entry-point error propagation so FastMCP surfaces structured failures (closes #54)

Release v2.8.0

Highlights

• feat: add Go docstring extraction
• fix: harden Go import parsing and async discovery
• ci: reworked release workflow with verification/publish stages
• tests: expanded Go/Python discovery coverage

Verification

• uv run pytest
• uv run code-index-mcp --help
• uv run python -m build
• uv run twine check dist/*

Release v2.7.0

• Added pagination defaults to search_code_advanced (10 matches per page) with max_results/start_index controls.

Full Changelog: v2.6.0...v2.7.0

Release v2.6.0

Highlights

• Added --project-path CLI flag so the server can initialize a repository immediately on startup.
• CLI docs updated across all supported languages to document the new startup flag.
• Server now guards optional --mount-path usage for older FastMCP versions that do not support it.

Notes

• Supplying an invalid path with --project-path causes startup to fail fast with a clear error.

2.5.1 - Relative Symbol IDs

• Deep index symbol identifiers now use project-relative paths, preventing SQLite uniqueness collisions during rebuilds.
• Added regression coverage to ensure duplicate filenames across directories generate distinct symbol IDs.
• Release notes migrated to Markdown for easier editing.

Full Changelog: v2.5.0...v2.5.1

2.5.0 - SQLite Deep Index & Middleware Coverage

Highlights

• Deep index now persists to SQLite via the new SQLiteIndexStore, replacing the legacy JSON cache while keeping build performance stable.
• JavaScript strategy records middleware callbacks in the call graph, giving accurate called_by links for Express-style handlers.
• TypeScript strategy captures limiter callbacks, closing gaps for .ts middleware exports and aligning coverage with JavaScript.
• Added dedicated regression tests for the SQLite store/manager plus JavaScript and TypeScript call graph fixtures.

Full Changelog: v2.4.1...v2.5.0

2.4.1 - Search Filtering Alignment

• Code search now shares the central FileFilter blacklist, keeping results consistent with indexing (no more node_modules noise).
• CLI search strategies emit the appropriate exclusion flags automatically (ripgrep, ugrep, ag, grep).
• Basic fallback search prunes excluded directories during traversal, avoiding unnecessary IO.
• Added regression coverage for the new filtering behaviour (tests/search/test_search_filters.py).

Full Changelog: v2.4.0...v2.4.1

Shallow Index Default & Streamlined Server

Highlights

• Shallow index by default: Projects initialize with the new JSON-based shallow index for rapid file discovery.
• Deep index on demand: Added the build_deep_index tool so symbol extraction happens only when you request it.
• Watcher-friendly rebuilds: File watcher callbacks now refresh the shallow index, keeping file lists current without long rebuilds.
• Server cleanup: Removed unused structure://project resource, legacy prompts, and auxiliary documents for a leaner runtime.

Developer Experience Improvements

• find_files now enforces true glob semantics (single * for one segment, ** for recursive matches).
• get_file_summary responds with a needs_deep_index hint when deep symbols are unavailable.
• Index management services split shallow vs deep rebuild paths to clarify tool behavior.
• Repository docs (README, localized copies) highlight when to run build_deep_index.

Cleanups

• Removed deprecated architecture and benchmarking documents.
• Trimmed benchmark scripts and outdated tests tied to the old SCIP experiment.

Upgrade Notes

1. After updating, call set_project_path as usual - the server will build the shallow index automatically.
2. Run build_deep_index whenever you need symbol-level summaries (get_file_summary) or deep search capabilities.
3. Optionally run refresh_index to refresh the shallow index if the watcher is disabled.

Compatibility

• Tool names and signatures are unchanged.
• Deep-index workflows remain available; they now require an explicit build_deep_index call.
• Python 3.10+ requirement unchanged; no new third-party dependencies.

Enjoy faster cold starts and a simpler interface tailored for LLM-driven workflows.