Continue v1.2.22 Changelog
What changed in Continue extension v1.2.22, released 2026-03-27 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- You can now filter your past chat history to only see conversations from your current project folder.
- Updated several behind-the-scenes tools to keep the app secure and running smoothly.
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This release is all about helping you stay organized and keeping the app healthy. It matters most to developers who juggle multiple projects and want an easier way to manage their past AI chats and custom settings.
What's new
- Filter history by workspace: If you're working on a specific project (a "workspace"), you can now filter your chat history so you only see the conversations tied to that exact folder. No more digging through unrelated chats.
- New config folder support: You can now use a
.continue/configsfolder to store your settings. This gives you a dedicated spot to organize your custom configurations instead of cramming everything into one file.
Improvements
- Behind-the-scenes upgrades: Several background tools (dependencies, which are pre-built pieces of code the app relies on) were updated to newer versions. This includes tools like
handlebarsandhappy-dom. You won't see a new button for these, but they help keep the software secure and compatible with modern web standards.
Fixes
- Empty settings file bug: Fixed an issue where your main settings file (
config.yaml) might not be created properly or could load up completely empty when you tried to open it. Now, your settings will always be there when you need them.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Continue official changelog ↗.
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