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cline/cline SDK v0.0.61 and CLI v3.0.41 released with progress reporting and git info persistence

Published: 15 July 2026 Last checked: 17 July 2026 Source: primary

Summary

The cline/cline project released version 0.0.61 of its SDK and version 3.0.41 of its CLI. Both updates include context compaction progress reporting and workspace git information persistence across sessions. The CLI also adds model ID suggestions from OpenAI-compatible endpoints and fixes a crash during compaction.

TRACE Analysis

These releases introduce incremental improvements to user experience, such as visibility into background compaction and better git state handling. The changes are minor but address reported issues and enhance usability. No major features or breaking changes are present.

Why this matters

Users will benefit from clearer progress feedback during compaction and more reliable git state tracking, reducing confusion and potential errors.

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Conflict of interest Low risk

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Timeliness 40 days ago

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Reproducibility Not assessed

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Sources

cline/cline SDK v0.0.61 (GitHub — Cline)
cline/cline CLI v3.0.41 (GitHub — Cline)

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