v0.9.84 v0.9.85

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Graphify-Labs/graphifyOct 10, 2026 → Oct 10, 20261 day between releases

What's New

Adds support for Julia, Fortran, Elixir, and Scala 3 extraction alongside tooling improvements.

New Features

  • Julia parametric types are now correctly extracted.
  • Fortran generic interfaces now generate callable nodes and dispatch edges.
  • Elixir defdelegate is now extracted as a standard function definition.
  • Markdown links with spaces now resolve to reference edges.
  • Cross-file Rust type references now bind to the single declaration.

Improvements

  • Performance is optimized by skipping redundant os.getcwd() calls.
  • JS/TS tree collection is streamlined for better performance.
  • Git hook ignore pattern matching is corrected.

Bug Fixes

  • Graph HTML no longer breaks from unclosed HTML comments.
  • Scala 3 given instances are now scoped to the given instead of leaking.
  • Fortran generic interfaces now resolve calls instead of dangling.
  • Git hooks now correctly handle non-ASCII filenames.
  • Graph visualization security is improved by escaping JSON characters.

Upgrade Notes

No configuration changes are required for this patch release. Existing projects will automatically benefit from the new language support and security fixes.

The Two Releases

v0.9.84

v0.9.84

Oct 10, 2026· 12 days ago

This release focuses on fixing correctness issues across multiple languages (PowerShell, R, Python, C#) and updating the OpenCode plugin for compatibility with version 2 while maintaining backward support.

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v0.9.85

v0.9.85

Oct 10, 2026· 11 days ago

This release focuses on language-extraction and tooling improvements, featuring fixes for Julia, Fortran, Elixir, and Scala 3, along with various bug fixes for the graph visualization, git hooks, and performance optimizations.

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