This release adds two mechanism for a better diagnostics experience. Diagnostics are now shown directly in the editor. Additionally, the diagnostics heatmap in the pipeline overview can now be interacted with.
🚀 Features
Section titled “🚀 Features”Diagnostics in the editor
Section titled “Diagnostics in the editor”Dec 17, 2025 · @dit7ya
Diagnostics are now shown directly in the editor, with the associated code snippet being highlighted. Users can hover over the code to see detailed error and warning information in a floating popup. Additionally, the diagnostics pane opener button has been moved to the editor’s results strip for improved accessibility.
A new way to view pipeline diagnostics
Section titled “A new way to view pipeline diagnostics”Dec 17, 2025 · @dit7ya, @avaq, @gitryder
You can now view the exact diagnostics that occurred during a window of time by clicking on the corresponding cell in the heatmap.
This opens up a new panel below the heatmap where diagnostics are shown grouped by pipeline. From here, it’s also possible to search for diagnostics by text.
🔧 Changes
Section titled “🔧 Changes”Removed TQL2 switch from editor
Section titled “Removed TQL2 switch from editor”Dec 17, 2025 · @gitryder
With the minimum required node version now at 5.0.0, the editor no longer shows the TQL2 switch. You can now run TQL2 pipelines natively without needing to toggle anything.