Nushell

This week in Nushell #349

Published Friday, 2026-05-01, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-04-24 through Thursday, 2026-04-30.

Nushell

nufmt

@fdncred:

Nu_Scripts

@NotTheDr01ds:
- formatted TWiN using Deepseek V4 Flash (#1251)
@Abdillah:
- added diff completion for modified files in git (#1250)

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 348 (#2159)

This week in Nushell #348

Published Monday, 2026-04-27, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-04-17 through Thursday, 2026-04-23.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

@jatinderjit:
- updated tldr completions for commands (#1249)
- fixed wordle (#1247)

Tree-sitter

@Tyarel8:
- added optional sigil % to start of commands (#248)

Documentation

@fdncred:
- updated startup stages to include sourcing of autoload directories (#2158)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- added a few more TWiNs (#2157)
@istar410:
- fixed keychain command (#2156)

reedline

This week in Nushell #347

Published Sunday, 2026-04-19, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-04-10 through Thursday, 2026-04-16.

Nushell

reedline

@cptpiepmatz:
- bumped to 0.47.0 (#1047)

Nu_Scripts

@Juhan280:
- updated result module (#1246)
@fdncred:
- updated get-weather.nu to url encode location (#1245)
@ask4fusora:
- used path-columns in result metadata hook (#1244)
@cptpiepmatz:
- fixed FileVersion entry in bump-version script (#1243)

Documentation

@cptpiepmatz:
@Kissaki:
- fixed typo in v0.112.1 post (#2151)
- added inline code fencing in v0.112.1 post (#2150)
@hustcer:
- refreshed command docs for 0.112 (#2147)
@Juhan280:
- updated metadata set example of the book (#2146)
@Drazape:
- fixed outdated substring output in book (#2100)

Nushell 0.112.2

Today, we're releasing version 0.112.2 of Nu. This release adds fixes for regressions in script argument quoting and input list, improving handling for quoted strings, special characters, fuzzy selection, and multi-select navigation.

Where to get it

Nu 0.112.2 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

Nushell 0.112.1

Today, we're releasing version 0.112.1 of Nu. This release adds structured markdown parsing with from md, a new % sigil to explicitly call internal commands, and a bunch of new config options to better shape Nu to your workflow, along with improvements to type checking for cell paths.

Note

Some crates failed to release properly, so we skip 0.112.0.

Where to get it

Nu 0.112.1 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

This week in Nushell #346

Published Friday, 2026-04-10, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-04-03 through Thursday, 2026-04-09.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

@neko-side:
- added lsd completions (#1242)
@cab404:
- fixed yarn and tldr completion directories (#1241)
- renamed custom-completions/bend to adere to *-completions.nu format (#1240)
@gbrls:
- added television custom-completions (#1239)
@alightgoesout:
- updated jj completions for version 0.40.0 (#1238)

VSCode Extension

@fdncred:
- updated for nushell 0.112.0 (#230)

This week in Nushell #345

Published Sunday, 2026-04-19, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-03-27 through Thursday, 2026-04-02.

Nushell

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- March TWiNs (#2144)
@app/dependabot:
- bumped picomatch (#2142)

nufmt

This week in Nushell #344

Published Sunday, 2026-03-29, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-03-20 through Thursday, 2026-03-26.

Nushell

nufmt

Documentation

@paglobal:
- fixed typo in returned value explanation (#2141)

Tree-sitter

@1gmar:
- exposed Highlights query at crate level (#247)

reedline

@eitsupi:
- preserved prompt position after ExternalBreak (#1042)

This week in Nushell #343

Published Sunday, 2026-03-29, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-03-13 through Thursday, 2026-03-19.

Nushell

nufmt

@fvsch:
- removed cargo install nufmt from README (#91)

Documentation

@app/dependabot:
- bumped undici from 7.16.0 to 7.24.1 (#2137)
@c-git:
- fixed minor typos (#2131)

Awesome Nu

@SuaveIV:
- added nu_plugin_audio, nu_script_time_sync, nu_script_world_time; alphabetized entries (#163)

Tree-sitter

@app/dependabot:
- bumped minimatch from 3.1.2 to 3.1.5 (#246)

reedline

@ysthakur:
- fixed ANSI stripping for suggestion width in completion menus (#1040)

This week in Nushell #342

Published Sunday, 2026-03-29, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-03-06 through Thursday, 2026-03-12.

Nushell

nufmt

@fdncred:
- fixed completion signature formatting (#89)

Documentation

@LikeLakers2:
- added ESC-to-clear keybind to "Coming from CMD" and "Coming from PowerShell" pages (#2136)

reedline

Nu_Scripts

@zifengb:
- enhanced Claude Code CLI with detailed command descriptions and new functionalities (#1235)
@jasha-hrp:
- updated nushell paths to reflect recent breaking changes (#1234)
@deltoss:
- marked gist parameter as optional for gh gist edit command (#1233)
@0x4D5352:
- added Nushell Agent Skill (#1231)

showcase

@ian-h-chamberlain:
- added nushell-sliced.svg and nushell-sliced-black.svg (#13)

This week in Nushell #341

Published Sunday, 2026-03-29, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-02-27 through Thursday, 2026-03-05.

Nushell

nufmt

@vkopio: added tests and fixes for some format errors (#88)

Documentation

@app/dependabot:
- bumped immutable from 5.0.2 to 5.1.5 (#2135)
@shunichironomura:
- fixed typo in --experimental-options in NuShell 0.111.0 release blog (#2133)
@cptpiepmatz:
@NotTheDr01ds:
- caught up with February TWiN (#2128)
@LikeLakers2:
- flattened JSON files in /cookbook/http.md (#2127)
@hustcer:
- refreshed command docs for 0.111 (#2126)

Awesome Nu

@punund:
- added nu_plugin_ccl and nu_plugin_mime_message (#161)
@freepicheep:
- added nu-salesforce and nu-quickbooks modules (#160)
- sorted projects alphabetically (#159)

Tree-sitter

@blindFS:
- fixed assignment as pipeline element (#244)
- added finally clause in ctrl_try (#243)

reedline

@cptpiepmatz:
- prepared release 0.46.0 (#1030)

Nu_Scripts

Nushell 0.111.0

Today, we're releasing version 0.111.0 of Nu. This release adds smoother select menus, command group aliasing so you can type less, proper finally support that really always runs, let right inside pipelines, and an experimental native clipboard that talks straight to your OS.

Where to get it

Nu 0.111.0 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

This week in Nushell #340

Published Friday, 2026-02-27, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-02-20 through Thursday, 2026-02-26.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

@gbrls:
- Improved zig build completion (#1226)

Documentation

@app/dependabot:
- Bumped rollup from 4.53.3 to 4.59.0 (#2125)
@c-git:
- Fixed minor typos in string manipulation section (#2123)

Awesome Nu

@SuaveIV:
- Added gh_status.nu - GitHub service health checker (#157)
- Added nu_script_hnews and tightened wttr.in entry (#156)
@galuszkak:
- Added nu_plugin_bigquery to README.md & config.yaml (#155)
@fnuttens:
- Added vouch script link to README (#154)

reedline

@Juhan280:
- Added dedicated events for buffer jumps while preserving selection via EditCommands (#1025)

This week in Nushell #339

Published Friday, 2026-02-27, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-02-13 through Thursday, 2026-02-19.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

@kevmoo:
- stopped parsing Dart and Flutter command output at runtime (#1225)
@gbrls:
- added zig and zvm completions (#1224)
@LostExcalibur:
- added support for blocks that define more than one Host in ssh-completion (#1223)

Documentation

@c-git:
- fixed typo in Nushell features section (#2122)
@elviejo79:
- made the parser error explicit (#2121)

Awesome Nu

@SuaveIV:
- added nu_script_wttr weather fetcher link (#153)

reedline

@eitsupi:
- fixed: used LF instead of CRLF in insert_newline on Windows (#1023)

VSCode Extension

@PiotrTrzpil:
- fixed: corrected TextMate scopes for keywords vs identifiers (#228)

This week in Nushell #338

Published Friday, 2026-02-27, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-02-06 through Thursday, 2026-02-12.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

Documentation

@weirdan:
- fixed buffer_editor example for code (#2120)

reedline

@fdncred:
- reverted osc133;P to osc133;A (#1024)
@Juhan280:
- added keybindings for moving to start and end of buffer (#1022)
- added gg/G motions and fixed ^ motion behavior in vi-mode (#953)
@eitsupi:
- added idle_callback feature to set callback while waiting for input (#1015)
- exported HistoryItemExtraInfo etc. (#1011)
@NiltonVolpato:
- added libc feature to enable crossterm's libc backend (#1014)
@schlich:
- improved CONTRIBUTING.md to more closely match CI execution (#963)

New nu-parser

@InnocentZero:
- added benchmark tests (#66)
@WindSoilder:
- added support for try expression and extern statements (#65)

This week in Nushell #337

Published Friday, 2026-02-27, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-01-30 through Thursday, 2026-02-05.

Nushell

@WindSoilder:
@monigarr:
@moooooji:
- removed unreachable short-flag empty-group check (#17492)
@fennewald:
- made Umask detection threadsafe (#17471)
@hustcer:
- added OSC 133 P (k=) markers for semantic prompts (#17468)
@smartcoder0777:
@fdncred:
- updated formats mod.nu (#17459)
- fixed bugs and keybindings in explore regex (#17456)
@maxim-uvarov:
- applied TLS certificate verification to connection pool (#17458)
@Ady0333:
- allowed .ps1 files in command completion on Windows (#17362)
@andrewgazelka:
- added HTTP streaming transport and cancellation support to mcp (#17161)
@app/dependabot:
- bumped crate-ci/typos from 1.42.3 to 1.43.1 (#17483)

Nu_Scripts

@kevmoo:

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 335 and 336 (#2119)
@0x4D5352:
- added attributes documentation for custom commands (#2118)

Awesome Nu

@fdncred:
- updated config.yaml (#152)
@Chailotl:
- added nu_plugin_input_global_listen to README.md (#151)

reedline

@stuartcarnie:
- extracted shared layout computation from painter (#1021)
- added OSC 133 click_events support (#1020)
@fdncred:
- added native semantic prompt support for OSC 133/633 (#1019)

nufmt

@fdncred:

Integrations

@hustcer:
- used try-catch to handle winget uninstall errors (#75)

This week in Nushell #336

Published Wednesday, 2026-02-04, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-01-23 through Thursday, 2026-01-29.

Nushell

Awesome Nu

@adevore:
- added nu_plugin_ldap (#150)

Documentation

Nu_Scripts

@Kissaki:
- documented WolframAlpha API wrapper AppId requirement (#1211)
- added winget pin custom completions (#1210)
@kevmoo:
- added completion for branch -D to git (#1209)
@PeterhrCZ:
- fixed from-env format to work with nushell version > 109.1 (#1206) (#1207)

Tree-sitter

@blindFS:
- added new let syntax (#241)

VSCode Extension

@Paul-16098:
- added <> to autoClosingPairs (#227)

reedline

@ysthakur:
- allowed overriding suggestion display value (#1002)

NUPM

@TianyangGuo:
- replaced deprecated $nu.temp-path with $nu.temp-dir (#127)

This week in Nushell #335

Published Wednesday, 2026-02-04, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-01-16 through Thursday, 2026-01-22.

Nushell

Documentation

@sandyspiers:
- renamed home-path / temp-path to home-dir / temp-dir (#2110)
@weirdan:
- added error_style = nested docs (#2109)
@ysthakur:
- published release notes for v0.110.0 (#2108)
@hustcer:
- refreshed command docs for 0.110.0 (#2107)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 333 and 334 (#2106)

reedline

@ysthakur:
- bumped version for 0.45.0 release (#1012)

New nu-parser

@WindSoilder:
- added support for --env and --wrapped in def (#63)

Nushell 0.110.0

Today, we're releasing version 0.110.0 of Nu. This release adds a let pipeline command, an unlet command, improvements to the Polars plugin, improvements to explore, and faster ls on Windows.

Where to get it

Nu 0.110.0 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

Highlights and themes of this release
Changes
Notes for plugin developers
Hall of fame
Full changelog

Highlights and themes of this release [toc]

`let` can be used in pipelines [toc]

With #17247, the let command is now allowed to be at the end of the pipeline when a variable name is also provided.

ls | get name | let files
# Equivalent to the following:
let files = ls | get name

Destroying variables with `unlet` [toc]

To bring balance to the universe, #17270 introduces a new command unlet for deleting variables from memory.

let a = 1;let b = 2;let c = 3;let d = 4
$"($a)($b)($c)($d)"
# => 1234
unlet $a $b $c $d
$"($a)($b)($c)($d)"
# => Error: nu::shell::variable_not_found
# => 
# =>   × Variable not found
# =>    ╭─[entry #21:1:4]
# =>  1 │ $"($a)($b)($c)($d)"
# =>    ·    ─┬
# =>    ·     ╰── variable not found
# =>    ╰────

Accompanying this is a new mem_size column in the output of the scope variables command for showing the size of each variable in memory (implemented in #17287).

Polars plugin supports selectors [toc]

#17296 introduces Polars selector support. This introduces the NuSelector type and adds following new commands.

polars selector all (plugin) - Creates a selector that selects all columns.
polars selector by-dtype (plugin) - Creates a selector that selects columns by data type.
polars selector by-name (plugin) - Creates a selector that selects columns by name.
polars selector first (plugin) - Creates a selector that selects the first column(s) by index.
polars selector last (plugin) - Creates a selector that selects the last column(s) by index.

Selectors may be used with polars select and polars with-column.

Polars plugin supports more cloud providers [toc]

Azure support [toc]

#17116 brings Azure blob storage support to the Polars plugin. The following environment variables are now supported:

AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME: storage account name
AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_KEY: storage account master key
AZURE_STORAGE_ACCESS_KEY: alias for AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_KEY
AZURE_STORAGE_CLIENT_ID: client id for service principal authorization
AZURE_STORAGE_CLIENT_SECRET: client secret for service principal authorization
AZURE_STORAGE_TENANT_ID: tenant id used in oauth flows

Example Usage:

$env.AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_KEY = ""
$env.AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME = ""
ps | polars into-df | polars save azure:// account name>/ps.parquet
polars open azure:// account name>/ps.parquet | polars first 5 | polars collect

Google Cloud support [toc]

#17135 brings Google Cloud Storage support to the Polars plugin.

$env.GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT = "/path/to/service_account.json"
$env.GOOGLE_BUCKET = "your_bucket"
ps | polars into-df | polars save gs://nushell_testing/ps.parquet
polars open gs://nushell_testing/ps.parquet | polars first 5 | polars collect

`explore regex` [toc]

#17187 adds a quick reference panel to explore regex so you won't have to remember every character class or anchor. Use F1 to trigger it and ESC to dismiss.

New `explore config` TUI [toc]

#17147 introduces the explore config command, which launches a TUI allowing you to view and interactively modify your config.

Functionality:

When launched with no parameters, it loads your config settings into a tree and editor to allow you to traverse, explore, and change settings.
When launched with the --tree parameter, it draws a tree view of your piped in input into the terminal
When launched with the --use-example-data parameter, it shows you a customized configuration (my config actually). May be removed later.
When JSON is piped into it e.g '{"abc": 1, "xyz": 2}' | explore config --output foo.json it allows you to explore and edit the JSON data and save it out to the provided filename.
When in "config mode" it shows you the nushell datatypes as you traverse the tree. When in "json" mode it shows you the json datatypes as you traverse the tree.
When in "config mode" it shows you a description of the config setting assuming proper documentation in doc_config.nu. This file will need to be updated a bit in a separate PR. If there is no documentation it shows you a warning triangle by the tree item.
As you make changes to your config, you can save those changes and they're immediately applied.
If you hit Enter on any node leaf, you immediately jump into editing that value. If you hit Enter on tree nodes, the tree expands or collapses.

Below is a GIF showing off the TUI:

Help

❯ explore config --help
Launch a TUI to view and edit the nushell configuration interactively.

By default, opens the current nushell configuration ($env.config) in the TUI.
Changes made in config mode are applied to the running session when you quit.

You can also pipe JSON data to explore arbitrary data structures, or use
--use-example-data to see sample configuration data.

TUI Keybindings:
  Tab           Switch between tree and editor panes
  ↑↓            Navigate tree / scroll editor
  ←→            Collapse/Expand tree nodes
  Enter/Space   Toggle tree node expansion
  Enter/Space   On leaf nodes, open editor pane
  Enter/e       Start editing (in editor pane)
  Ctrl+Enter    Apply edit
  Esc           Cancel edit
  Ctrl+S        Save/Apply changes
  q             Quit (applies config changes if modified)
  Ctrl+C        Force quit without saving

Usage:
  > explore config {flags}

Flags:
  -h, --help: Display the help message for this command
  -e, --use-example-data: Show the nushell configuration TUI using example data
  -t, --tree: Do not show the TUI, just show a tree structure of the data
  -o, --output : Optional output file to save changes to (default: output.json)

Input/output types:
  ╭─#─┬──input──┬─output─╮
  │ 0 │ nothing │ string │
  │ 1 │ string  │ string │
  ╰───┴─────────┴────────╯

Examples:
  Open the nushell configuration in an interactive TUI editor
  > explore config

  Explore JSON data interactively
  > open --raw data.json | explore config

  Explore with example data to see TUI features
  > explore config --use-example-data

Faster `ls` on Windows [toc]

#17339 makes ls much faster on Windows by caching and not calling metadata() so frequently.

Before:

❯ use std/bench *
❯ bench { ls c:\windows\system32 | length } { ls c:\windows\system32 } --rounds 10
╭─#─┬────────────────code─────────────────┬──────────mean──────────┬──────────min───────────┬──────────max───────────┬───────std────────┬─ratio─╮
│ 0 │ { ls c:\windows\system32 | length } │  1sec 536ms 50µs 650ns │ 1sec 502ms 450µs 200ns │ 1sec 605ms 537µs 100ns │ 29ms 468µs 800ns │  1.01 │
│ 1 │ { ls c:\windows\system32 }          │ 1sec 527ms 102µs 580ns │ 1sec 508ms 441µs 300ns │ 1sec 556ms 144µs 800ns │ 17ms 852µs 739ns │  1.00 │
╰─#─┴────────────────code─────────────────┴──────────mean──────────┴──────────min───────────┴──────────max───────────┴───────std────────┴─ratio─╯

After:

❯ use std/bench *
❯ bench { ls c:\windows\system32 | length } { ls c:\windows\system32 } --rounds 10
╭─#─┬────────────────code─────────────────┬───────mean────────┬────────min────────┬────────max────────┬───────std───────┬─ratio─╮
│ 0 │ { ls c:\windows\system32 | length } │ 171ms 623µs 760ns │ 167ms 632µs 400ns │ 182ms 443µs 100ns │  4ms 263µs 43ns │  1.01 │
│ 1 │ { ls c:\windows\system32 }          │ 170ms 398µs 400ns │ 167ms 103µs 200ns │ 174ms 190µs 500ns │ 2ms 260µs 683ns │  1.00 │
╰─#─┴────────────────code─────────────────┴───────mean────────┴────────min────────┴────────max────────┴───────std───────┴─ratio─╯

Improvements to `error make` [toc]

#17070 introduced several improvements to error make.

Creating errors more easily

error make can now be called without arguments:

> error make
Error: nu::shell::error

  × originates from here
   ╭─[entry #4:1:1]
 1 │ error make
   · ──────────
   ╰────

It can also be passed a single message in any of the following ways:

Pipeline input: {msg: foo} | error make
Record argument: error make {msg: foo}
String argument: error make foo

Error: nu::shell::error

  × foo
   ╭─[entry #2:1:12]
 1 │ error make {msg: foo}
   ·            ──────────
   ╰────

Chaining errors together

error make already lets you created chained errors using inner, like so:

error make {msg: bar inner: [{msg: foo}]}

Now, you can achieve the same effect by:

Passing a message as pipeline input: {msg: foo} | error make bar
Creating an error in a catch block: try {error make foo} catch {error make bar}

Here's how that second one looks:

Error: nu::shell::error

  × bar
   ╭─[entry #1:1:29]
 1 │ try {error make foo} catch {error make bar}
   ·                             ──────────
   ╰────

Error: nu::shell::error

  × foo
   ╭─[entry #1:1:6]
 1 │ try {error make foo} catch {error make bar}
   ·      ──────────
   ╰────

Labels

Labels can now be created without a text field, like this error that only has a span. The span is highlighted, but with an empty label:

> def f [x] {
  error make {msg: here label: {span: (metadata $x).span}}
}
f abcd
Error: nu::shell::error

  × here
   ╭─[entry #7:4:3]
 3 │ }
 4 │ f abcd
   ·   ────
   ╰────

External sources

The new src field allows highlighting spans of text in any file, not just internal Nushell spans.

> "foo\nbar\nbaz" | save -f /tmp/foo.bar
error make {
  msg: 'error here'
  src: {path: /tmp/foo.bar}
  labels: [
    {text: "this" span: {start: 4 end: 7}}
  ]
}
Error: nu::shell::outside

  × error here
   ╭─[/tmp/foo.bar:2:1]
 1 │ foo
 2 │ bar
   · ─┬─
   ·  ╰── this
 3 │ baz
   ╰────

Changes [toc]

Breaking changes [toc]

Renamed `$nu.temp-path` and `$nu.home-path` [toc]

For consistency with other $nu fields:

$nu.temp-path has been renamed to $nu.temp-dir
$nu.home-path has been renamed to $nu.home-dir

Implemented in #17129.

`*` no longer matches dotfiles in mv/cp/du by default [toc]

With #17185, the glob * won't match files whose names start with a dot (.) when using cp, mv, and du. However, these commands have a new --all(-a) flag for forcing the glob to match dotfiles.

> touch .a
> cp * /tmp
> "/tmp/.a" | path exists
false

Use `labels` for multiple labels in `error make` [toc]

Previously, when calling error make with a record argument, the label field could be either a single label or a list of labels. Now, it must be a single label. There is a new labels field that can hold a list of labels. Updated in #17070.

> def f [x y z] {
  error make {msg: here labels: [
    {text: "there" span: (metadata $x).span}
    {text: "everywhere" span: (metadata $y).span}
    {text: "somewhere" span: (metadata $z).span}
  ]
  }
}
f abcd [x y z] {d: a}

Error: nu::shell::error

  × here
   ╭─[entry #11:9:3]
 8 │ }
 9 │ f abcd [x y z] {d: a}
   ·   ──┬─ ───┬─── ───┬──
   ·     │     │       ╰── somewhere
   ·     │     ╰── everywhere
   ·     ╰── there
   ╰────

IDE menu `min_description_width` should be non-zero [toc]

With reedline#996, the min_description_width setting for the IDE menu is used to determine when to switch the description to the left if description_mode is prefer_right. This means that if min_description_width is set to 0, the description box will always stay on the right, even when there isn't enough space to show it.

To fix this, set min_description_width to a width at which the description box can still hold a decent amount of text (e.g., 15, the new default).

`to md` formats lists as unordered Markdown lists [toc]

to md will now format lists as unordered Markdown lists by default. For more information, see New --list flag to control list formatting in to md.

Additions [toc]

New Configuration Option: `$env.config.show_hints` [toc]

You can now disable hints for completions and the history by setting $env.config.show_hints = false.

Configuring errors [toc]

New `error_style = short` setting

#17097 adds a new short option to $env.config.error_style for displaying errors as concise, single-line messages similar to classic shells.

$ ll
Error: External command failed: Command `ll` not found (Did you mean `all`?)

New `error_style = nested` setting

#17105 adds a new nested option for $env.config.error_style to show related/nested errors.

New `error_lines` setting

#17105 adds a new $env.config.error_lines option to control the number of lines printed for error context. By default, this is set to 1.

Added record conversion to `into list` [toc]

With #17127, into list from std-rfc/conversions now handles record types.

use std-rfc/conversions *
{ a: 3, b: 7, c: 10 } | into list
# => ╭───┬─────┬───────╮
# => │ # │ key │ value │
# => ├───┼─────┼───────┤
# => │ 0 │ a   │     3 │
# => │ 1 │ b   │     7 │
# => │ 2 │ c   │    10 │
# => ╰───┴─────┴───────╯

Include MCP server support by default [toc]

The MCP server support is now included as a default feature in #17151.

Connection pool for `http` commands [toc]

With #17157 http subcommands now have a --pool flag for reusing connections:

http get https://www.google.com --pool

The http pool command can be used to reset and customize the HTTP connection pool.

New `--output` flag for `timeit` [toc]

#17202 adds a flag called --output to the timeit command that will make the command return a record with both the execution time and the output of the closure.

> timeit --output { 'example text' }
╭────────┬──────────────╮
│ time   │ 14328        │
│ output │ example text │
╰────────┴──────────────╯

Allow disabling filtering in custom completions [toc]

#17253 allows disabling filtering in custom completions. This is useful if you have a completer that filters on something other than the value of the suggestion (e.g. a completer that displays git commits and filters based on commit description).

Note

If you disable filtering, your completions will also not be sorted.

New plugin interface `get_block_ir` [toc]

#17279 a new engine call to the plugin protocol for getting the compiled Intermediate Representation (IR) for a block:

fn get_block_ir(&self, block_id: BlockId) -> Result<IrBlock, ShellError>

New `--list` flag to control list formatting in `to md` [toc]

With #17250, to md will format lists as unordered Markdown lists by default. The --list flag can be used to control this:

  [a b c] | to md                   # => "* a\n* b\n* c"
  [a b c] | to md --list unordered  # => "* a\n* b\n* c"
  [a b c] | to md --list ordered    # => "1. a\n2. b\n3. c"
  [a b c] | to md --list none       # => "a\nb\nc"

Warning

Breaking change: The previous behavior was equivalent to --list none (no formatting for lists). The new behavior is --list unordered.

Add `--icons` option to table for `ls` tables [toc]

Similar to ls | grid -i, now ls | table --icons will display file icons to the left of the filename. This can be used in your $env.config.hooks.display_output to always display icons when using ls. Implemented in #17248.

Alias definitions shown in `which` command [toc]

With #17338, the which command includes a definitions column when inspecting aliases to show the command that the alias expands to.

Allow serializing as raw strings in `to nuon` [toc]

#17189 adds a --raw-strings flag to to nuon for serializing strings with raw string syntax (r#'...'#) instead of strings with escapes.

Other additions [toc]

job flush can now take a --tag to filter which messages to discard (#17056)
Add $history variable to MCP (#17132)

Removals [toc]

Replace deprecated current_dir usage with EngineState::cwd in multiple files [toc]

#17303 removes some deprecated Rust functions from nu-engine that have been deprecated since Nushell 0.92.3:

current_dir_str()
current_dir_str_const()
current_dir()
current_dir_const()

Other changes [toc]

Update explore regex command to look more helpful and professional [toc]

With #17149, the explore regex UI now looks more helpful and professional.

More descriptive error messages for `rm` [toc]

The rm command now provides more descriptive error messages when it runs into an IO error. Implemented in #17134.

Some Nushell commands no longer canonicalize paths [toc]

With #17319, rm, watch, and source no longer canonicalize paths. Additionally, the file path links in table view will no longer be canonicalized if you click them.

Add REPL-style state persistence across evaluations for MCP server [toc]

With #17121, variables and environment changes now persist across MCP tool calls (REPL-style). This enables workflows like

$env.MY_VAR = "hello"  # First call
$env.MY_VAR            # Second call returns "hello"

Use structured response format for MCP server [toc]

With #17132, all MCP responses will be wrapped in a structured record with:

history_index: 0-based index of result in history
cwd: current working directory after command
output: command output (possibly truncated)

Additional changes [toc]

Single column dataframes (series) or expressions can now be passed into polars is-in (#17275)
Lists can now be passed into polars lit (#17275)
bytes length can now be used at const time (#17204)
Add a quick reference panel to explore regex with the F1 keybinding and dismiss it with the ESC keybinding. (#17187)
Within the explore command the :nu command will now stream content by spawning the command issues without blocking. (#17208)
--help is now available for debug env. (#17278)
This PR adds the memory_size() function on nushell Value so that we can get the size of variables to understand them better. (#17287)
Update agents.md for better LLM use. (#17318)
Make detect type more robust with datetime handling by updating regular expressions (#17357)

Bug fixes [toc]

Fixed parsing of ranges with parentheses [toc]

Ranges that include a parenthesized expression will now be parsed correctly after #17109. The below example will now evaluate to the range 0..1 rather than being parsed as an invalid three-part range 0..(1..2.

0..(1..2 | first)
# => ╭───┬───╮
# => │ 0 │ 0 │
# => │ 1 │ 1 │
# => ╰───┴───╯

Fixed parsing issue with multiarm match + guard [toc]

Match statements with multiple arms and a guard expression, such as the below example, will now be parsed correctly after #17115. Previously, such an expression would fail to parse.

match 3 {
  1 | 2 | 3 if true => 'test'
}
# => test

Infinite sequences can be terminated when piped to other commands [toc]

#17245 allows infinite sequences to be terminated when piped to other commands.

> `1..inf | to md`  # then press ctrl-c
^CError: nu::shell::error

  × Operation interrupted
   ╭─[entry #1:1:1]
 1 │ 1..inf | to md
   · ───────┬──────
   ·        ╰── This operation was interrupted
   ╰────

Pipefail works with `try` block [toc]

With #17052, the following code will an empty list with additional 1, because the command is failed actually.

> nu --experimental-options=[pipefail]
> try {
  ^false | lines
} catch {|e|
  print $e.exit_code
}

Nushell exits early when running scripts or commands with bad config files [toc]

With #17103, if a script or command is run with a config.nu or env.nu that can't be evaluated, Nushell will exit.

echo 'errnocmd' | save config.nu
nu --config config.nu -c 'echo $env.NU_VERSION'

This will exit with status code 1 rather than printing the Nushell version.

Fix `http` DNS resolution "Service not supported" error in Docker containers [toc]

With #17125, http commands will no longer error with "Service not supported for this socket type" in certain Linux environments (particularly Docker containers running Debian Trixie).

Fix variables remaining active after `overlay hide` [toc]

#17130 makes overlays work more reliably inside scripts.

#!/usr/bin/env nu

def something [] { "example" }

module spam {}
overlay use spam
def bar [] { "bar" }
overlay hide spam
bar

Previously, bar would be available to use even after overlay hide spam. This has been fixed.

Other fixes [toc]

Type mismatch errors no longer list the same type multiple times (#17075)
Allow creating aliases for commands with required flags (#17106)
rm can now delete broken symlinks on Windows (#17320)
format date can see locale environment variables set by with-env (#17333)
Changes to $env.config outside of config.nu are reflected in more places (17058)
Multiplying duration by integers now throws an error on overflow (#17063)
rm command will return error when there is one file it failed to remove. (#17237)
Changed the behavior of cal --month-names to create a new month_name column instead of overriding month. (#17302)
glob no longer canonicalizes paths internally (#17312)
Fixed the issue where "Duplicate Pane" in Windows Terminal failed when the current path contained Chinese characters by removing unnecessary URL-encoding in OSC 9;9 sequences. (#17311)
Enable detect columns to be more robust, specifically for handling the output of tablelike structures that are created with ascii or unicode table characters like we use in nushell today. Many tools are starting to use this columnar data output so hopefully this will enable nushell to be able to parse this data better. (#17317)
input -s will append newline when user finishes typing. (#17298)
std/help: Add colors, proper examples, fix output (#17010)
table -i false no longer panic when there is an index column, e.g: [{index: 0, data: yes}] | table -i false (#17126)

Notes for plugin developers [toc]

Hall of fame [toc]

Thanks to all the contributors below for helping us solve issues, improve documentation, refactor code, and more! 🙏

This week in Nushell #334

Published Friday, 2026-01-16, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-01-09 through Thursday, 2026-01-15.

Nushell

@fdncred:
@app/dependabot:
- bumped crate-ci/typos from 1.41.0 to 1.42.0 (#17343)
@dhr412:
- added definition column to which command for aliases (#17338)
@playwmadness:
- fixed (#17321): with-env not applying locale env vars to format date (#17333)
@WindSoilder:
- made input -s always write "\n" when user finished typing (#17298)
@ayax79:
- introduced Polars selector support (#17296)
@cptpiepmatz:
- replaced dep rust-embed with custom code generation (#17276)
@KaiSforza:
- added error_lines and error_style = tree settings (#17105)

Awesome Nu

@RangHo:
- added opam.nu link to README.md (#149)

Documentation

@fdncred:
- removed bash-env external command from docs (#2105)

Nu_Scripts

@ysthakur:
- removed incorrect less subcommand definition (#1200)

reedline

@ysthakur:
- fixed handling of longer first suggestion in find_common_string (#1001)

This week in Nushell #333

Published Friday, 2026-01-16, including PRs merged Friday, 2026-01-02 through Thursday, 2026-01-08.

Highlights

New command - unlet!

Nushell

Documentation

@pcrockett:
- Used non-conflicting .list filename in install instructions (#2104)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- Published TWiN 332 (#2102)
@cablehead:
- Documented the new --unix-socket flag for HTTP builtins (#2059)
@nome:
- Removed outdated section on closure type signatures (#2044)

reedline

@ysthakur:

This week in Nushell #332

Published Friday, 2026-01-02, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-12-26 through Thursday, 2026-01-01.

Highlights

A long awaited feature has landed - You can now pipe a value into the let command to set a variable within a pipeline! Thanks @fdncred!

Nushell

@fdncred:
@app/dependabot:
- bumped crate-ci/typos from 1.40.0 to 1.40.1 (#17259)
@DevAldrete:
- allowed disabling filtering in custom completions (#17253)
@ysthakur:
- bumped reedline to latest main (reedline#991) (#17252)
@WindSoilder:
@Ecorous:
- bumped rmp(-serde) to 0.8.15/1.3.1 (#17242)

Awesome Nu

@Neuron-Mr-White:
- added nu_plugin_terminal_qr plugin link to README (#145)
@vmeurisse:
- updated nu-lint link to new repository location (#143)

reedline

nufmt

@fdncred:
- updated nufmt (#75)

Nu_Scripts

@hongquan:
- updated uv-completer to match parameters of uv v0.9.x (#1198)

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- posted TWiN 0331 (#2098)

This week in Nushell #331

Published Friday, 2025-12-26, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-12-19 through Thursday, 2025-12-25.

Highlights

Polars hits the trifecta with AWS, Azure, and now, thanks to @ayax79 - Google Cloud Platform!
You can now both time a command and return its output using timeit --output thanks to @Tyarel8!

Nushell

@fdncred:
- Increased help menu description rows from 10 to 15 (#17223)
- Used graphemes instead of byte indexes in explore regegx (#17219)
@Jan9103:
- Made bytes length available at const-time (#17204)
@Tyarel8:
- Added --output flag to timeit (#17202)
@andrewgazelka:
- Added par-each preference to mcp instructions (#17171)
@ayax79:
- Added Google Cloud support to Polars (#17135)
@app/dependabot:

Documentation

@Paul-16098:
- Clarified user defined menu layout in zh-cn docs (#2097)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- Published TWiN 330 (#2095)

This week in Nushell #330

Published Friday, 2025-12-19, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-12-12 through Thursday, 2025-12-18.

Highlights

This week brings a shiny new explore config command, some improved explore regex and explore UI, and HTTP pooling (amazing that our little shell does this!).

Also, MCP is included in all builds by default going forward! And hints can be user-disabled without resorting to hacky theme changes!

Nushell

Awesome Nu

@LQR471814:
- added nu_plugin_caldav (#142)

reedline

@reubeno:
- fixed kitty support check to only run when enabled (#988)
@WindSoilder:
- used rfind instead of filter.next_back (#985)
@andrewgazelka:
- fixed custom Enter keybindings in vi mode (#982)
@Diabezdemona:
- made menu settings public (#977)
@ysthakur:
- fixed ColumnarMenu suggestions to always take 1 line (#973)
@sholderbach:
- bumped arboard to latest version (#970)

Nu_Scripts

@samoylovfp:
- sorted readme of modules (#1196)
- implemented HMAC SHA256 function in nushell (#1195)
@yuanczx:
- added completion for podman (#1194)
@alightgoesout:
- improved and updated jj completions (#1193)

plugin-examples

@jochumdev:
- fixed README config and updated nu deps in rust/nu_plugin_example (#9)

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 329 (#2094)

New nu-parser

@AucaCoyan:
- normalized new lines in tests (\r\n) (#62)

Tree-sitter

@mkatychev:
- added eslint configuration file (#238)

This week in Nushell #329

Published Saturday, 2025-12-13, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-12-05 through Thursday, 2025-12-11.

Nushell

Nu_Scripts

@Minhir:
- simplified fnm config and made it respect package.json (#1192)
@fdncred:
- tweaked a variety of scripts (#1191)
@CAESIUS-TIM:
- fixed grt in git-aliases (#1190)
@ehdevries:
- fixed bugs in panache-git showing modified files and non-home dirs (#1188)

New nu-parser

@AucaCoyan:
- updated rust-toolchain to 1.90 (#61)

Awesome Nu

@InnocentZero:
- added supac to Integrations (#141)

Documentation

@luk3953:
- added 'Coming from PowerShell' guide to the Nushell Book (#2091)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 328 (#2090)

Tree-sitter

@mkatychev:
- removed indirection for punctuation (#236)

This week in Nushell #328

Published Sunday, 2025-12-07, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-11-28 through Thursday, 2025-12-04.

Nushell

@blackhat-hemsworth:
@migraine-user:
- fixed typo in docs for each (#17110)
@app/dependabot:
@cptpiepmatz:
- bumped version to 0.109.2 (#17107)
@KaiSforza:
@yanek:
- added short error_style (#17097)
@hustcer:
@kaathewisegit:
- fixed overflow errors in duration integer multiplication (#17063)
@ysthakur:
- fixed custom completer spans relative to command expr (#17060)
@Dorumin:
- added --tag on job flush (#17056)

Nu_Scripts

@orthonormalremy:
- added support for module completions in just-completions (#1187)

Documentation

@samoylovfp:
- added 'chunks' subcommand to binary common commands (#2089)
@cptpiepmatz:
- added release notes for v0.109.1 (#2088)
- added release notes for v0.109.0 (#2084)
@app/dependabot:
- bumped mdast-util-to-hast from 13.2.0 to 13.2.1 (#2087)
@Kissaki:
- improved v0.109.0 Release Notes (#2086)
@NotTheDr01ds:
- published TWiN 327 (#2085)
- updated Cookbook direnv instructions for new std helper (#1878)
@hustcer:
- refreshed Nu command docs for v0.109.0 (#2077)

reedline

@cptpiepmatz:
- bumped crossbeam-channel (#981)
- bumped to 0.44.0 (#980)

Nushell 0.109.1

Today, we're releasing version 0.109.1 of Nu. This release fixes some regressions of Nu 0.109.0, especially fixes to http get and source.

Where to get it

Nu 0.109.1 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

Changes
- Bug fixes
  - Fix http get domain overflow
  - Fix path resolution for source using bare-word-string-interpolation
Notes for plugin developers
Hall of fame
Full changelog

Changes [toc]

Bug fixes [toc]

Fix `http get` domain overflow [toc]

The dns resolution #17030 implemented in v0.109.0 for http get could overflow an array for domains with a lot of resolved IPs. This is fixed now by truncating the resolved IP amount.

Fix path resolution for `source` using bare-word-string-interpolation [toc]

Fixed a regression in v0.109.0 that disallowed using patterns like:

  source config/($nu.os-info.name).nu

Notes for plugin developers [toc]

Hall of fame [toc]

Thanks to all the contributors below for helping us solve issues, improve documentation, refactor code, and more! 🙏

Nushell 0.109.0

Today, we're releasing version 0.109.0 of Nu. This release adds the option to use regex in the explore command and a bunch of bug fixes and other small tweaks.

Where to get it

Nu 0.109.0 is available as pre-built binaries or from crates.io. If you have Rust installed you can install it using cargo install nu.

As part of this release, we also publish a set of optional plugins you can install and use with Nushell.

Changes
Notes for plugin developers
Hall of fame
Full changelog

Changes [toc]

Additions [toc]

Add `explore regex` command [toc]

The new explore regex command is meant to provide a TUI for exploring regular expressions and visualizing the results in real time. You can pipe text into the command and that text becomes the "test string" that the regular expressions run on. You can also start it up without piping anything into it and manually type the "test string" and then the regex. You can use the tab key to switch between panes. The arrow keys work to navigate as we as the page up and page down keys, home, and end.

Add name and description to the plugin list command [toc]

The plugin list command now adds an inline table containing the plugin commands names and descriptions.

> plugin list | select commands | table --expand --width 80
╭───┬──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ # │                                 commands                                 │
├───┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ 0 │ ╭───┬────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────╮               │
│   │ │ # │    name    │              description              │               │
│   │ ├───┼────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────┤               │
│   │ │ 0 │ from eml   │ Parse text as .eml and create record. │               │
│   │ │ 1 │ from ics   │ Parse text as .ics and create table.  │               │
│   │ │ 2 │ from ini   │ Parse text as .ini and create table.  │               │
│   │ │ 3 │ from plist │ Convert plist to Nushell values       │               │
│   │ │ 4 │ from vcf   │ Parse text as .vcf and create table.  │               │
│   │ │ 5 │ to plist   │ Convert Nu values into plist          │               │
│   │ ╰───┴────────────┴───────────────────────────────────────╯               │
│ 1 │ ╭───┬────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────────────╮ │
│   │ │ # │        name        │                 description                 │ │
│   │ ├───┼────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │
│   │ │ 0 │ query              │ Show all the query commands                 │ │
│   │ │ 1 │ query json         │ execute json query on json file (open --raw │ │
│   │ │   │                    │   | query json 'query string')        │ │
│   │ │ 2 │ query web          │ execute selector query on html/web          │ │
│   │ │ 3 │ query webpage-info │ uses the webpage crate to extract info from │ │
│   │ │   │                    │  html: title, description, language, links, │ │
│   │ │   │                    │  RSS feeds, Opengraph, Schema.org, and more │ │
│   │ │ 4 │ query xml          │ Execute XPath 1.0 query on XML input        │ │
│   │ ╰───┴────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────╯ │
╰───┴──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Other additions [toc]

All http commands now support connecting via Unix domain sockets using the --unix-socket (or -U) flag, enabling communication with local services like Docker daemon, systemd, and other IPC services. (#16907)
str replace now accepts a closure that computes the replacement value for each match (#16854)

Other changes [toc]

add a --dry flag to mktemp: Don't create a file and just return the path that would have been created. (#17039)

Bug fixes [toc]

Better errors for dynamic `http` commands [toc]

Defining an HTTP command dynamically using a string for the method used to cause an unclear, uncategorized error. It now produces a clear and specific error message instead.

> let method = "get"; http $method example.com
Error: nu::shell::error

  × Invalid command construction
   ╭─[entry #5:1:26]
 1 │ let method = "get"; http $method example.com
   ·                          ───┬───
   ·                             ╰── Using "get" dynamically is bad command construction
   ╰────
  help: Prefer to use `http get` directly

Allow streaming to commands with union-typed pipeline input [toc]

Commands whose input signatures are declared with oneof now accept streams instead of erroring:

> def f []: [oneof -> nothing] {}
> [] | each {} | f
Error: nu::shell::only_supports_this_input_type

  × Input type not supported.
   ╭─[entry #2:1:6]
 1 │ [] | each {} | f
   ·      ──┬─      ┬
   ·        │       ╰── only oneof> input data is supported
   ·        ╰── input type: list
   ╰────

Switch `split column` to 0-index like other commands [toc]

Like detect columns or parse, split column now also uses 0-index for the default column names.

> 'a b c' | detect columns --no-headers
╭───┬─────────┬─────────┬─────────╮
│ # │ column0 │ column1 │ column2 │
├───┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┤
│ 0 │ a       │ b       │ c       │
╰───┴─────────┴─────────┴─────────╯
> 'a b c' | split column ' '
╭───┬─────────┬─────────┬─────────╮
│ # │ column1 │ column2 │ column3 │
├───┼─────────┼─────────┼─────────┤
│ 0 │ a       │ b       │ c       │
╰───┴─────────┴─────────┴─────────╯

Don't error on optional cellpaths [toc]

Now, when you specify an optional cellpath in update, it won't error if it is not present.

> {a: 1} | update b? 2
╭───┬───╮
│ a │ 1 │
╰───┴───╯

Other fixes [toc]

Fixed the new operators not-starts-with and not-ends-with not appearing in help operators (#16873)
Fixed a bug in completion matcher where foo "b doesn't match "bar baz". (#16869)
Fixed a bug in flattening aliased external calls. (#16876)
Fixed a bug of wrong argument order when calling $env.config.buffer_editor from config nu. (#16877)
Fixed an issue where plugins built without the nu-protocol/sqlite feature would fail to load if $env.config.history.file_format was set to "sqlite". (#16890)
Fixed the output type of version check to be record instead of string. (#16893)
Fixed a bug in aliased external command completion where alias ea = ^$env.EDITOR /tmp/test.s; e gets empty result. (#16882)
Fixes a regression that causes absolute paths to be required when opening files with the polars plugin. (#16900)
The which command now filters files found in $PATH to include only executables. (#16895)
Fixed a regression of custom-completion for short flags without a long name. (#16967)
Fixed the "polars slice" command so that it will return a lazyframe output when given a lazyframe as input. Fixes #17065 (#17067)

Notes for plugin developers [toc]

Due to #16890, plugins no longer need to be built with the nu-protocol/sqlite feature.

Hall of fame [toc]

Thanks to all the contributors below for helping us solve issues, improve documentation, refactor code, and more! 🙏

This week in Nushell #327

Published Saturday, 2025-11-29, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-11-21 through Thursday, 2025-11-27.

Integrations

@hustcer:
- used explicit key for Debian / Ubuntu repo (#74)

Documentation

Nushell

@blackhat-hemsworth:
- adjusted polars/slice command to return lazy output on lazy input (#17067)
@WindSoilder:
- added --strict flag to first and last commands to raise error on empty list (#17066)
@Tyarel8:
- fixed split column to use 0-index like other commands (#17064)
- made update not error on optional cellpaths (#17055)
@fdncred:
- made first and last return nothing on empty results (#17054)
@blindFS:
- allowed overriding half of the span in custom/external completer (#17049)
- fixed flag values with spaces & wrong position arg for custom completion without placeholder (#17044)
@sgvictorino:
- allowed streaming to commands with union-typed pipeline input (#17048)
@KaiSforza:
- prevented nu-table from adding empty column when there's only 1 column (#17013)
@ItsHarper:
- added --optional flag to std-rfc/iter only (#16886)

Nu_Scripts

@NotTheDr01ds:
- removed direnv hook example (#1084)

This week in Nushell #326

Published Friday, 2025-11-21, including PRs merged Friday, 2025-11-14 through Thursday, 2025-11-20.

Nushell

@fdncred:
- added rfind ability to the find command (#17045)
- updated to latest reedline (#17023)
@app/dependabot:
- bumped crate-ci/typos from 1.39.0 to 1.39.2 (#17043)
@Dorumin:
- added --dry to mktemp (#17039)
@KaiSforza:
- added all LabeledError structure parts to error make (#17037)
@Jan9103:
- fixed into_sqlite by passing a span along (#17036)
@mrdgo:
- fixed a typo (#17035)
@cptpiepmatz:
@blindFS:
- included already parsed module names in dotnu completion (#17026)
- fixed wrong span of export def/extern with attributes & snippet completion for attributable commands (#17025)
@WindSoilder:
- added call: DynamicCompletionCall parameter to get_dynamic_completion and allowed returning span (#17017)
@taearls:
- improved error message when plugin add fails due to missing config directory (#16999)
@Tyarel8:
- added example on how to delete original columns in group-by (#16933)

Documentation

@NotTheDr01ds:
- caught up TWiN 319 to 325 backlog (#2071)
@app/dependabot:
- bumped js-yaml from 3.14.1 to 3.14.2 (#2070)
@QazCetelic:
- documented differences between get and select (#2069)
- added explanations and examples for brackets to operators page (#2068)