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Releases

1. 0.50.4A path means the same thing on every platform.New2026-09-15
2. 0.50.3The dock and undock buttons sit on the row they belong to.New2026-09-15
3. 0.50.2A window resizes from either corner, and draws what it holds.New2026-09-15
4. 0.50.1Drag a panel onto the graph.New2026-09-15
5. 0.50.0A picker that draws the node, and constants in the Variables list.New2026-09-15

Added

• 0.50.2A window resizes from its top-left corner as well as its bottom-right, moving as it shrinks so the far corner stays where it is — the same pair of handles a comment has.
• 0.50.1Dragging a panel out of its dock and onto the graph makes it a window, where you dropped it. The gesture did nothing before: the only drop targets were the three edges, so a drop in the middle read as a miss.
• 0.50.1A ⇥ button on every docked panel does the same without the drag — the mirror of the ⇤ that puts a window back.
• 0.50.0Ctrl + right-click opens the node picker: the same nodes as the menu, with each one drawn as you walk the list, in your own wire style and node corners. For when you remember what a node looks like rather than what it is called. Listed under Advanced shortcuts on the Controls page.
• 0.50.0Ctrl + K in the editor jumps to a documentation page. Pick one and the docs window opens on it — the same search the docs window has, from wherever you are in a graph.
• 0.50.0A variable can be a const, set per variable in its own row: declared once at the top of the file with its starting value, and never assigned again. Set Variable and Initialize Variable on one are refused before the file is written.
• 0.50.0Constants are marked in the Variables list, variables and locals alike, with the keyword they write.

Fixed

• 0.50.4A path written with backslashes is read the same way on Linux and macOS as it is on Windows. The separator was only stripped when it was the one the daemon's own machine uses, so a graph at scriptsSharedGreeter.nodescript compiled to Greeter.luau on Windows and to scriptsSharedGreeter.luau elsewhere. Renaming, moving, and the checks that keep a path inside its project read the same paths and were wrong in the same way.
• 0.50.3The buttons that move a panel between a dock and a window are centred on the heading they sit over. On the diagnostics panel, whose heading is the errors-and-warnings bar rather than a title, the button sat six pixels low and hung out of the bottom of the bar; on every other panel it sat four pixels low.
• 0.50.2A panel in a window lays out as it does in a dock. The project tree drew its outline and its tree as two halves of the window with a screen of nothing between them: the window was stretching every element a panel rendered, rather than the panel.
• 0.50.2One scroll container per window, round the panel, which is the job a dock does for the panels in it.
• 0.50.1Both buttons are the size of the heading they sit in, rather than the toolbar's 28px icons, and sit level with the panel's own Add button.
• 0.50.0A dock stops resizing when you let go, wherever you let go. Releasing the splitter away from it left the drag running, so the next time the pointer passed over it the dock carried on growing.