Every version, and what it changed for you.

JavaScript and XML stop being previews, and a Dockerfile is read in the order it is written.

Before you upgrade — Update. Your index rebuilds itself the first time you open it after upgrading: Go declarations changed the names they are filed under.

• BreakingA Go declaration is filed under its package instead of its file, which changes the canonical name it answers to. Anything that stored those names — a saved query, a script that reads them — has to ask again.
• LanguagesJavaScript answers with types. Archis reads the types a file declares in JSDoc, recognises a class written as an expression and a function expression that carries its own name, treats the keys of the object a module exports as the symbols they are, counts constructing a type as using it, and reports the tests a file runs. chi status now lists JavaScript at full semantic support rather than as a preview.
• LanguagesXML keeps its semantics in the attributes. An XML file used to be a list of tags; now an element is named by the attribute that names it, a reference to another element is a relation, and the file answers questions about symbols and relations like any other indexed language.
• NewA Dockerfile is read in the order it is written. A stage inherits from the stage its FROM names, COPY --from= and RUN --mount=from= are dependencies between stages, the body of a RUN, CMD, ENTRYPOINT or HEALTHCHECK is the calls it makes, and $VAR points at the ARG or ENV that declared it — so a multi-stage build stops being a flat list of instructions.
• Improvedchi status says what Archis can claim about each language it indexed, rather than only that it indexed it. Cursor has a row in the harness catalog, so chi agents on cursor registers it the way it expects. And the sixteen commands that take a bare argument now say in --help what that argument is.
• FixedA backup Archis writes beside a file it edited says which file it is a backup of.