v0.19.1: Releases and changelogs no longer miss remote tasks, and macOS test suite is back at parity with Linux

v0.19.1 is a quick follow-up to v0.19.0 with two reliability fixes you’ll appreciate if you contribute to aitasks itself or develop on macOS.

v0.19.1 is a quick follow-up to v0.19.0 with two reliability fixes you’ll appreciate if you contribute to aitasks itself or develop on macOS.

Releases and changelogs no longer miss remote tasks

If you cut a release while local main was a few commits behind origin/main, the changelog could silently skip those tasks and the release tag could land on stale code. The release script and the /aitask-changelog skill now fetch and offer to pull before doing anything destructive, so you can run them confidently from any clone.

macOS test suite is back at parity with Linux

Two long-standing portability bugs in the bash test suite have been fixed — one around BSD sed -i in archive-overbreadth tests, and one where macOS’ tmpdir resolution made a multi-session test compare paths that should have matched. If you develop aitasks on macOS, the portability-related failures are gone.



Full changelog: v0.19.1 on GitHub

Last modified April 28, 2026: ait: Bump version to 0.19.1 (b0ba7db1)