Crush v0.84.0 Changelog
What changed in Crush CLI v0.84.0, released 2026-07-10 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- Crush now sends a special ID that helps servers load things faster by remembering your session.
- It works on Android again if you use the Termux terminal app.
- Update alerts now show up properly when running Crush over a network.
- This is a smaller update with two handy improvements. It's especially great if you like coding on an Android phone or if you rely on servers to cache (temporarily store) data to speed up your apps. It fixes a frustrating bug for Android users and makes network requests a bit smarter.
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What's new
- Smarter caching: Crush now sends a special ID (a scrambled code with no personal info) in its network requests. Servers that support this can use the ID to keep your session tied to one specific server. This lets them temporarily store (cache) data much more effectively, which speeds things up for you.
Fixes
- Android support fixed: If you use Termux (a popular terminal app for Android), Crush was previously broken. A broken installation file was causing the issue, but it's been removed so Crush works on Android again.
- Update alerts fixed: When using Crush in "client-server mode" (where it runs across a network instead of just on your own computer), it wasn't showing you when updates were available. That's now fixed.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
How to upgrade
Update to Crush v0.84.0 by running:
npm install -g @charmland/crushThis is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Crush official changelog ↗.
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