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code-review-graph v2.3.3
Review framework-connected code with Spring, Temporal and Kafka relationships.
Before you upgrade to v2.3.3
4 to fixModels requiring remote code now need explicit `CRG_ALLOW_REMOTE_CODE=1`; enable it only for a model whose code you trust.
Update proxy allow-lists matching `code-review-graph/2.1.0` to accept the current versioned cloud-embedding User-Agent.
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Use a separately repackaged `.vsix` to obtain the extension accessibility changes; upgrading the CLI does not deliver them.
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What changed in v2.3.3
Adds framework-aware relationships, additional languages, SVN analysis and HTTP MCP transport. Windows subprocess handling, hook preservation and CLI post-processing are repaired.
Install code-review-graph 2.3.3 with pip; requires Python 3.10+. Optional integrations have separate dependencies.
New things you can do
Include Nix, Verilog/SystemVerilog, SQL, ReScript and GDScript source in the graph.
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Trace Spring injection, Temporal workflow calls and Kafka producer-consumer relationships.
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Analyze changed code in an SVN working copy.
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Expose selected graph tools over Streamable HTTP as an alternative to stdio MCP.
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Keep registered repository graphs updated through a supervised watch daemon.
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Fixed and improved
Adds GitHub Copilot, Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI and Qoder targets, Cursor hooks and Poetry/uv environment detection.
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Installing hooks merges existing arrays and creates a backup instead of overwriting unrelated hooks.
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Adds an OpenAI-compatible provider supporting configured endpoints and batch sizes.
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CLI build, update and watch run signatures, search indexing, flows and communities; Windows subprocesses no longer consume MCP stdin.
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Graph nodes support keyboard navigation and distinct shapes; help and focus indicators aid navigation without a mouse.
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Corrects C++ scoped names, Java names and imports, PHP calls and module-scope calls; Python gains Jedi-based resolution.
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The shipped `hooks.json` removes its outer wrapper and includes required `matcher` entries, fixing plugin hook validation.
Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.