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DesireCore v10.0.172

Release Date: 2026-09-21

v10.0.172 更新概览

New Features​

  • Quick new session from project: Added a shortcut entry on the project group row in manual multi-session. Clicking it directly creates and selects a session bound to that project, and the input box automatically gains focus after creation.

Fixes​

  • Fixed an issue where operating different agents in multiple windows at the same time could cause message queues, drafts, and working directory selections to overwrite each other or be assigned to the wrong session. Each window and session state is now isolated and restores correctly after refreshing.
  • Fixed an issue where, after a subsequent message was deterministically rejected, the session could remain stuck in “Generating” indefinitely, with new messages only queued and never sent.
  • Fixed an issue where some project or worktree sessions in manual multi-session still displayed the agent’s default working directory, inconsistent with the actual execution directory. The UI now consistently shows the real path and its source.
  • Fixed an issue where, in some system environments, when multiple instances exited immediately after startup, background scanning and migration tasks could not be canceled in time, causing shutdown to block. This also avoids late-arriving error windows interrupting the closing process.
  • Fixed an issue where, in some system environments, a timeout when querying process identity was incorrectly treated as an identity mismatch and blocked startup. Timeouts now use bounded retries and continue startup after success.
  • Fixed an issue where, under the dark theme, sidebar brand logos in some customized distributions appeared as solid white blocks and were unreadable.
  • Fixed an issue where a new instance registering the gateway for the first time could restart the shared agent process and briefly interrupt connections for other instances. Online registration is now preferred to keep existing connections uninterrupted.

Improvements​

  • Optimized startup performance: protocol validation is compiled on demand and control publishing preparation is reused, significantly reducing interactive wait time for first startup and scenarios with existing cache.