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Change Stack expanded significantly, with GitLab and GitHub Enterprise Server now both supported alongside the original GitHub offering.

GitLab and GHES joined the structured review surface. GitLab.com, self-managed GitLab, and GitHub Enterprise Server customers can now open Change Stack from the PR comment, navigating cohorts, layers, and range-specific summaries the same way GitHub.com users do.¹ Self-hosted GitHub teams benefit without any inbound firewall changes, courtesy of the Reverse Tunnel Connector introduced earlier.²

Code Peek landed in Change Stack. Click any variable, function, class, or type name to look up its definition and usages via GitHub code search without leaving the review.³ When a result points to a changed file in the pull request, Open in Change Stack jumps there directly, with an in-page back trail.

The CLI moved through four point releases. v0.5.0 added coderabbit doctor for pre-review diagnostics and streamlined browser sign-in to handle organization selection in one step.⁴ v0.5.2 added coderabbit review findings to replay cached results and heartbeat events for agent-mode pipelines.⁵ v0.5.4 cleaned up sign-in edge cases, Azure DevOps repository resolution, and broken-pipe error noise.⁶

New static analysis and security tooling arrived. Facebook's Infer now runs on C, C++, and Java changes by default.⁷ zizmor integration automatically detects security vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions workflow files.⁸

emit path instructions automates configuration hygiene. The new command opens a PR that adds CodeRabbit-suggested path instructions to .coderabbit.yaml, collecting and deduplicating suggestions from the past seven days.⁹

Enterprise teams gained workspace-level settings as a shared configuration baseline across organizations, a Custom Roles API covering the full role lifecycle, and automation trigger drafts for pausing automations before they go live.¹⁰¹¹¹²