v0.10.7

Fixed

• (schema) Add missing titles for enum variants in schema (#384)
• (unstable) Add missing session capabilities builder method (#380)
• (unstable) Add copy to SessionConfigOptionCategory (#368)

Other

• (rfd) Session Config Options to Preview stage (#378)
• (deps) bump the minor group with 5 updates (#375)

v0.10.6

Added

• (unstable) Add a category to session config options (#366)
• (unstable) Add a request cancelled error constructor (#347)

Fixed

• (error) Add human readable titles for error code variants (#367)

Other

• (deps) bump the minor group with 2 updates (#362)
• (deps) bump the minor group across 1 directory with 7 updates (#358)

v0.10.5

Added

• (unstable) Make constructing SessionConfigSelects on the Rust side nicer (#343)

v0.10.4

Added

• (unstable) Draft implementation of session config options (#339)

v0.10.3

Added

• (unstable) add SessionInfoUpdate to SessionUpdate enum (#334)
• (rust-only) Introduce MaybeUndefined type to allow for distinguishing between null and undefined (#337)

v0.10.2

Added

• (unstable) add cwd and mcp_servers to session/fork (#333)
• (unstable) Draft implementation of session/resume (#324)

v0.10.1

Added

• (unstable) Draft implementation of $/cancel_request notification (#303)

Fixed

• (schema) Add title field back (#321)

v0.10.0

This release mostly contains several nice quality-of-life improvements for the Rust version of the schema, as well as an unstable draft implementation of session/fork for people to start trying out.

Added

• (rust-only) More convenient builder method params (#313)
• (unstable) Draft implementation of session/fork (#311)
• (rust-only): Provide nicer interface to ErrorCode and add them to the docs (#301)

Fixed

• (rust) Make new methods consistent for all id params (#306)

Other

• Bump the minor group with 2 updates (#310)
• (rust) Move to a more typical rust lib setup (#299)

v0.9.1

Fixed

• Remove incorrect discriminator on McpServer type (#292)

v0.9.0

This release defines the _meta properties in the schema as intended and currently used, which is always an object of key/value pairs, with string keys and arbitrary values.

While this is how everyone is using them, it became clear in code generation that the types weren't quite matching up to the expected usage. This should alleviate some extra checks on the implementer side.

Added

• Provide clearer schema for _meta properties (#290)