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Release v0.60.0-nightly.20260906.g85aca163f

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.60.0-nightly.20260906.g85aca163f Full Changelog : v0.60.0-nightly.20260905.g85aca163f...v0.60.0-nightly.20260906.g85aca163f

Release v0.60.0-nightly.20260905.g85aca163f

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.60.0-nightly.20260905.g85aca163f What's Changed fix(extensions): prompt for consent on environment changes and sanitize runtime-altering environment variables by @amelidev in #28863 fix(core): enhance workspace path boundary checks and symlink resolutio

Release v0.60.0-nightly.20260904.g87a9c71d5

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.60.0-nightly.20260904.g87a9c71d5 What's Changed fix(core): enforce RFC 9207 issuer identification in MCP OAuth flow by @jvargassanchez-dot in #29117 chore(release): bump version to 0.60.0-nightly.20260901.g0bd1d4397 by @gemini-cli-robot in #29162 Change

Release v0.59.0-nightly.20260902.g4963a4456

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-nightly.20260902.g4963a4456 What's Changed fix(core): improve destination validation and connection routing in web fetch utilities by @diegogodinezr in #29120 New Contributors @diegogodinezr made their first contribution in #29120 Full Changelog :

Release v0.58.0

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.58.0 What's Changed Changelog for v0.57.0-preview.0 by @gemini-cli-robot in #28918 fix(core): ensure consistent symlink evaluation in ignore path handling by @luisfelipe-alt in #28915 refactor(core): remove eslint-disable and

Release v0.59.0-preview.0

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-preview.0 What's Changed Changelog for v0.58.0-preview.0 by @gemini-cli-robot in #29082 chore(release): bump version to 0.59.0-nightly.20260825.g812f7a2bc by @gemini-cli-robot in #29083 fix(core): prevent SSRF in MCP OAuth metadat

Release v0.59.0-nightly.20260901.g0bd1d4397

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-nightly.20260901.g0bd1d4397 Full Changelog : v0.59.0-nightly.20260831.g0bd1d4397...v0.59.0-nightly.20260901.g0bd1d4397

Release v0.59.0-nightly.20260831.g0bd1d4397

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-nightly.20260831.g0bd1d4397 Full Changelog : v0.59.0-nightly.20260830.g0bd1d4397...v0.59.0-nightly.20260831.g0bd1d4397

Release v0.59.0-nightly.20260830.g0bd1d4397

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-nightly.20260830.g0bd1d4397 Full Changelog : v0.59.0-nightly.20260829.g0bd1d4397...v0.59.0-nightly.20260830.g0bd1d4397

Release v0.59.0-nightly.20260829.g0bd1d4397

Gemini CLI releasesToolsRelease v0.59.0-nightly.20260829.g0bd1d4397 What's Changed fix(core): enforce fail-closed workspace trust and filter mcpServers in restricted mode by @luisfelipe-alt in #29099 Full Changelog : v0.59.0-nightly.20260828.g3c311beac...v0.59.0-nightly.20260829.g0bd1d43

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