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Gemini CLI nightly makes long sessions lighter and restores reliable interruption

The October 2 Gemini CLI nightly includes append-only history deltas and a rolling in-memory window, reconstructing older messages from its backing log rather than deleting them. Extension state gains atomic writes and backup recovery. Ctrl+C can again cancel an active request even with text in the input buffer, and ACP session loading resolves exact IDs while rejecting traversal. The fixes are verified in a prerelease artifact, not a guarantee that external tool side effects can be undone.

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Google GitHub · October 2, 2026

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