1 Version 1.13.0
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  • Implement DLP (Data Loss Prevention) layer.
  • Add prompt‑injection detection and configurable output‑warning
    handling.
  • Add SRT sandbox integration to ellama-tools.
  • Remove apply_patch tool.


2 Version 1.12.18
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  • Add refill-readme target. Updated AGENTS.md to include a new “Refill
    readme” step in the build instructions. Modified Makefile to add the
    target to the `.PHONY` list and to define the `refill-readme` rule,
    which runs Emacs in batch mode to format the `README.org` file.
  • Refactor org filling for README and NEWS. Introduce a reusable
    `refill-org` macro that uses `org-element` to fill paragraphs to 80
    columns, replacing the previous `fill-region` approach. Update
    `refill-news` and `refill-readme` targets to use this macro,
    simplifying the Makefile and ensuring consistent formatting across
    org files.
  • Update readme formatting. Minor formatting tweaks.


3 Version 1.12.17
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  • Improved new session handling in `ellama-chat' by refactoring
    session resolution logic to conditionally create new sessions when
    the create-session flag is set.
  • Added test to verify that using the create-session flag forces
    creation of a new session independent of existing sessions.


4 Version 1.12.16
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  • Improve ephemeral context behavior for interactive commands.
    `ellama-ask-about', `ellama-code-review', `ellama-write', and
    `ellama-code-add' now explicitly add region/buffer context as
    ephemeral for one request.
  • Add safer region replacement flow for editing commands.
    `ellama-stream' now accepts `:replace-beg' and `:replace-end' to
    replace text in place, and restore buffer content on request errors.
    `ellama-change', `ellama-code-edit', `ellama-code-improve', and
    `ellama-make-format' now use this path.
  • Improve request cancellation handling across related buffers.
    Request state is now tracked as a shared request context, so
    cancellation through `C-g' works consistently from both main and
    reasoning buffers and does not affect unrelated active requests.
  • Fix chat session recovery after buffer revert.  Session resolution
    now uses stable runtime UIDs and restores session state after
    `revert-buffer', improving robustness across renames and legacy
    session files.
  • Add development helper targets to the Makefile.  New targets: `make
      format-elisp' for formatting project Elisp files and `make
      test-detailed' for running tests with detailed ERT failure output.


5 Version 1.12.15
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  • Fix compilation warnings. This change resolves compilation warnings
    found during building.


6 Version 1.12.14
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  • Add fake streaming helpers and new stream tests. Introduce
    `ellama-test--fake-stream-partials' and
    `ellama-test--run-with-fake-streaming' to simplify test setup for
    streaming LLM responses. Refactor existing tests to use these
    helpers. Add tests for `ellama-stream' output to a log buffer and
    for retry logic when a fake tool‑call error is raised. These changes
    improve test readability and cover new streaming scenarios.
  • Add tests for ellama helper functions and error handling. Introduce
    unit tests covering `ellama-remove-reasoning', mode-derived helpers,
    tool call error detection, error handler retry logic on tool errors,
    error handling for non-tool errors, chat-done callback behavior, and
    setup to use local ellama-tools. These tests validate correct
    behavior and edge cases.
  • Correct tool argument handling, enable‑by‑name, and edit‑file
    logic. Update `ellama-tools-wrap-with-confirm' to use each
    argument’s plist for type resolution, prevent type removing. Guard
    `ellama-tools-enable-by-name-tool' against adding a nil tool when
    the name is missing. Simplify `ellama-tools-edit-file-tool' to use
    replace-match for robust replacement. Add extensive ERT tests
    covering argument type preservation, enable‑by‑name nil‑check,
    edit‑file replacement at file start, confirmation caching, reply,
    and denial flows, file read/write/append/prepend/directory
    tree/move/line range/patch application validations, role and
    provider resolution logic,
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