- remove configuration options such as lsp.enabled, lsp.allowed, lsp.excluded, etc. from settings.json schema
- Delete lspSettingsSchema.ts files and associated JSON schema definitions
- Removed VS Code settings loading function, no longer merge. vscode/settings.json configuration
- Updated LSP documentation to reflect new configurations and experimental flags
-remove allow/exclude parameters in NativeLspService constructor
- Create new LspConfigLoader classes to handle LSP configuration loading and merging
- Updated debug guide to match the new configuration mechanism
- Simplify loadCliConfig functions, remove startLsp options
- Reconstruct the configuration loading process to remove duplicate configuration merge logic
- Add LspConfigLoader classes to implement configuration parsing and merging functions
- Add tools.experimentalSkills setting in settingsSchema
- Read default from settings in config. ts
- Add --skills as shorter alias for --experimental-skills
- Update documentation for new setting
Fixes#1493
Fixes#1359.
Default container sandboxing on Linux to use host UID/GID so qwen runs under a user that matches the mounted home directory and persists auth/settings in ~/.qwen.
Also gate the informational log behind DEBUG/DEBUG_MODE and clarify docs about Linux UID/GID mapping and ~/.qwen persistence.
- Introduced a comprehensive guide on the four permission modes: Plan, Default, Auto-Edit, and YOLO, including their use cases and risk levels.
- Updated the overview and quickstart documentation for clarity and consistency.
- Removed the outdated CLI reference document and integrated relevant content into the updated documentation.
- Improved command creation examples and best practices for custom commands.
- Introduced a new documentation file for Sub Agents, detailing their purpose, benefits, configuration, and usage examples.
- Updated the overview and quickstart guides to improve clarity and remove outdated information.
- Created a comprehensive command reference document for Qwen Code, detailing slash commands, at commands, and exclamation commands for better user guidance.
- Enhanced the formatting and organization of existing documentation for improved readability and usability.
