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Bumps the minor-and-patch group with 3 updates in the /extensions/ocrc directory: @openchamber/sdk, react and react-dom.

Updates @openchamber/sdk from 2.3.2 to 2.5.1

Release notes

Sourced from @​openchamber/sdk's releases.

OpenChamber v2.5.1: Tea time for git

New

• Git hosts: Gitea, Forgejo and Gerrit join GitHub and GitLab. Connect one in Settings and the board, PR badges, Changes, reviews and merges work with it; Codeberg is ready on the Forgejo card, and Gerrit changes show their patchsets and votes.
• Stacked pull requests: a PR's preview shows the stack it sits in, New branch on top starts a worktree on top of a PR, a PR opened on another PR's branch joins its stack on GitHub, and merging a stacked PR works.
• Usage limits: when a provider's limit stops a session, the app can switch to the provider's next account or move the session to a fallback model and carry on. Both are off until you turn them on, per provider in Providers and in Settings › Sessions › Usage limits.
• GitHub Enterprise: pull requests on your company's GitHub server work in the app, connected with a personal access token (thanks to @​ss38230119).
• External tunnel: Tailscale Serve shares OpenChamber with the devices on your tailnet, and Funnel opens it to the internet (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko, @​Jorgeruiz97).
• Files: click a change bar in the editor to see the old lines and revert them. The editor also draws indent guides, keeps the current function's header in view, opens a relative import on Cmd/Ctrl+click and underlines JSON errors.
• Skills: a skill's Settings page can turn it off for agents or leave it for when you call it by name.
• Magic Prompts: a project can override the global prompts with its own (thanks to @​cemarta7).
• Voice: replies can be read aloud automatically when they finish (thanks to @​dmyoung9).
• Settings: the small model and the walkthrough model get a thinking level (thanks to @​nicholaicascio).
• Chat: a queued message shows which agent it will be sent as when the composer has switched to another one (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Mobile: a setting makes the keyboard's return key send the message, which also unlocks swipe-to-send in voice keyboards (thanks to @​gaojunran).
• Desktop: a session link can name the instance that owns the session, and opens there (thanks to @​JosueGalRe).
• Extensions: a Browse button on the Extensions page opens the community catalog.
• Agents: an agent can pick an option in a page's dropdown in the browser panel (thanks to @​superlolx).
• Agents: notes and todos can belong to a plan, and todos can wait on other todos of that plan (thanks to @​cemarta7).
• Diagnostics: the export from Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L shows how many folders OpenCode has loaded and how much memory its processes use.

Improvements

• Sessions: the green mark on a session that finished while you looked elsewhere survives a restart and shows on every device, including turns that ended while the app was closed.
• Sessions: archiving goes through OpenCode, so a session archived in the terminal or on another device shows as archived here too.
• Sessions: a folder OpenCode unloads while the app sits in the background waits until you come back, so an app left open overnight no longer restarts it and its MCP servers every hour. Projects you left free their MCP servers after 15 minutes.
• Sessions: when OpenCode stops answering, opening a session gives up after 10 seconds and the app checks on OpenCode less often until it recovers (thanks to @​turboflexer).
• Performance: code in files, diffs and the chat is coloured on the first frame, and the editor colours what you type as you type it.
• Performance: switching back to one of your last few sessions takes about half as long (thanks to @​c-w-xiaohei).
• Issues and PRs: listed issues and PRs stay current while on screen, so a PR turns green when its checks pass. The board has its own refresh button, and refreshing a preview reloads just that item.
• Git: a PR with checks still running keeps the open colour. Orange now means failed checks or a conflict.
• Changes: opens straight on Branch, and a stacked branch compares against the PR it sits on, also after GitHub moves it.
• Settings › Sessions: settings are regrouped, and each permission mode explains itself on hover.
• Settings › Providers: the API key and each sign-in are separate cards, each holding its own accounts (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Chat: the rows above the message box are shorter.
• Chat: the status above the message box says what OpenChamber and MCP tools are doing, such as "reading a page" or "using linear".
• Chat: marking a session done from the "looks done" hint also closes its tab.
• Issues and PRs: the preview keeps its title and state in view while you scroll the description (thanks to @​bashrusakh).
• Issues and PRs: trackers appear on the board and in the attach menus once they are connected.
• Command palette: every result marks the characters that matched, and file search ranks matches in the file name first.
• Desktop: a local address opened by an extension, such as a port in the Docker extension, opens in the browser panel.
• Files: the Markdown preview loads images as you scroll near them (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).

Fixes

• Sessions: every device shows how long a turn has really been running (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Sessions: Mark done on a chat whose folder was deleted says so and offers Archive (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Goals: a goal no longer sits "active" forever after a failed read; it retries, then shows as blocked (thanks to @​turboflexer).
• Chat: a waiting permission request shows in every open window (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Chat: Chinese keyboards on iOS that add spaces between Chinese and Latin text can type into an empty message box (thanks to @​gaojunran).

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Changelog

Sourced from @​openchamber/sdk's changelog.

[2.5.1] - 2026-10-23

New

• Git hosts: Gitea, Forgejo and Gerrit join GitHub and GitLab. Connect one in Settings and the board, PR badges, Changes, reviews and merges work with it; Codeberg is ready on the Forgejo card, and Gerrit changes show their patchsets and votes.
• Stacked pull requests: a PR's preview shows the stack it sits in, New branch on top starts a worktree on top of a PR, a PR opened on another PR's branch joins its stack on GitHub, and merging a stacked PR works.
• Usage limits: when a provider's limit stops a session, the app can switch to the provider's next account or move the session to a fallback model and carry on. Both are off until you turn them on, per provider in Providers and in Settings › Sessions › Usage limits.
• GitHub Enterprise: pull requests on your company's GitHub server work in the app, connected with a personal access token (thanks to @​ss38230119).
• External tunnel: Tailscale Serve shares OpenChamber with the devices on your tailnet, and Funnel opens it to the internet (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko, @​Jorgeruiz97).
• Files: click a change bar in the editor to see the old lines and revert them. The editor also draws indent guides, keeps the current function's header in view, opens a relative import on Cmd/Ctrl+click and underlines JSON errors.
• Skills: a skill's Settings page can turn it off for agents or leave it for when you call it by name.
• Magic Prompts: a project can override the global prompts with its own (thanks to @​cemarta7).
• Voice: replies can be read aloud automatically when they finish (thanks to @​dmyoung9).
• Settings: the small model and the walkthrough model get a thinking level (thanks to @​nicholaicascio).
• Chat: a queued message shows which agent it will be sent as when the composer has switched to another one (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Mobile: a setting makes the keyboard's return key send the message, which also unlocks swipe-to-send in voice keyboards (thanks to @​gaojunran).
• Desktop: a session link can name the instance that owns the session, and opens there (thanks to @​JosueGalRe).
• Extensions: a Browse button on the Extensions page opens the community catalog.
• Agents: an agent can pick an option in a page's dropdown in the browser panel (thanks to @​superlolx).
• Agents: notes and todos can belong to a plan, and todos can wait on other todos of that plan (thanks to @​cemarta7).
• Diagnostics: the export from Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+L shows how many folders OpenCode has loaded and how much memory its processes use.

Improvements

• Sessions: the green mark on a session that finished while you looked elsewhere survives a restart and shows on every device, including turns that ended while the app was closed.
• Sessions: archiving goes through OpenCode, so a session archived in the terminal or on another device shows as archived here too.
• Sessions: a folder OpenCode unloads while the app sits in the background waits until you come back, so an app left open overnight no longer restarts it and its MCP servers every hour. Projects you left free their MCP servers after 15 minutes.
• Sessions: when OpenCode stops answering, opening a session gives up after 10 seconds and the app checks on OpenCode less often until it recovers (thanks to @​turboflexer).
• Performance: code in files, diffs and the chat is coloured on the first frame, and the editor colours what you type as you type it.
• Performance: switching back to one of your last few sessions takes about half as long (thanks to @​c-w-xiaohei).
• Issues and PRs: listed issues and PRs stay current while on screen, so a PR turns green when its checks pass. The board has its own refresh button, and refreshing a preview reloads just that item.
• Git: a PR with checks still running keeps the open colour. Orange now means failed checks or a conflict.
• Changes: opens straight on Branch, and a stacked branch compares against the PR it sits on, also after GitHub moves it.
• Settings › Sessions: settings are regrouped, and each permission mode explains itself on hover.
• Settings › Providers: the API key and each sign-in are separate cards, each holding its own accounts (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Chat: the rows above the message box are shorter.
• Chat: the status above the message box says what OpenChamber and MCP tools are doing, such as "reading a page" or "using linear".
• Chat: marking a session done from the "looks done" hint also closes its tab.
• Issues and PRs: the preview keeps its title and state in view while you scroll the description (thanks to @​bashrusakh).
• Issues and PRs: trackers appear on the board and in the attach menus once they are connected.
• Command palette: every result marks the characters that matched, and file search ranks matches in the file name first.
• Desktop: a local address opened by an extension, such as a port in the Docker extension, opens in the browser panel.
• Files: the Markdown preview loads images as you scroll near them (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).

Fixes

• Sessions: every device shows how long a turn has really been running (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Sessions: Mark done on a chat whose folder was deleted says so and offers Archive (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).
• Goals: a goal no longer sits "active" forever after a failed read; it retries, then shows as blocked (thanks to @​turboflexer).
• Chat: a waiting permission request shows in every open window (thanks to @​yulia-ivashko).

... (truncated)

Commits

• 3e9ef4d release v2.5.1
• e5c418c build: move to Bun 1.4.4 and type-check with bun check
• c527af8 feat(source-control): change-based review hosts, with Gerrit as the fourth host
• 0639d14 fix(source-control): a maintainer's upstream clone can review and merge pull ...
• a2a39be feat(sdk): an extension can be a source-control provider
• 2d20685 fix(extensions): load extension panels by a grant a sign-in proxy can let thr...
• 99c03c9 fix(sdk): one clean edge around buttons, pickers and tabs in extensions (#5416)
• 1440794 fix(guests): carry a project path outside Latin-1 in the file header (#5179) ...
• 121880b feat(browser): add native select action (#4868)
• fff41c0 feat(extensions): open local addresses from extensions in the browser panel
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Updates react from 19.3.0 to 19.3.1

Release notes

Sourced from react's releases.

19.3.1 (October 14th, 2026)

React Server Components

• Improve transport protocol (#37845 by @​unstubbable and @​eps1lon)

Commits

• 61aa00d [19.3.x][Flight] Improve transport protocol (#37845)
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Updates react-dom from 19.3.0 to 19.3.1

Release notes

Sourced from react-dom's releases.

19.3.1 (October 14th, 2026)

React Server Components

• Improve transport protocol (#37845 by @​unstubbable and @​eps1lon)

Commits

• 61aa00d [19.3.x][Flight] Improve transport protocol (#37845)
• See full diff in compare view

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