Click View Changes on Cline completion rows to review full task diffs
Cline v4.1.7 restores View Changes on completion rows (SDK checkpoints), a copy button on turn-final rows, and pre-registered OAuth for remote MCP. Use completion-card diffs and OAuth setup to verify every edit and keep MCP sessions alive.
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v4.1.7 puts checkpoint-backed View Changes back on completion cards (faded until changes since the last message are confirmed, hidden when empty) and includes untracked files in diffs, plus picking up checkpoints when git is initialized mid-session. That is the fastest way to see everything a task touched before you keep the result. The release also restores copy on turn-final responses, supports pre-registered OAuth clients when dynamic registration is unavailable, surfaces OAuth on SSE 401s, and keeps hung/unconfigured MCP from blocking session creation—so remote MCP workflows stay usable instead of failing silently.
Proposed actions
- After a Cline task finishes, open View Changes on the completion row and review the full SDK checkpoint diff (including files that were untracked at snapshot time) before accepting the work
- For each remote MCP server that cannot use dynamic client registration, add a pre-registered OAuth client in Cline MCP settings and reconnect so auth is fixed instead of failing on 401
- On turn-final assistant rows, use the restored copy button to paste the full response into your PR body or ticket without manual selection
- If an SSE MCP server returns 401, complete the surfaced OAuth authorization flow; for stdio servers never configured, allow the 30s initialize budget rather than removing the server on first hang
- Interrupt a turn that has queued prompts, then resume the same session and confirm queued prompts drain after abort and context survives hub restart
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# DevAgentRadar → Claude Code You are helping me adopt a real coding-assistant change. Work only from the facts below. Do not invent features. ## Context Assistant: Cline Proposal: Click View Changes on Cline completion rows to review full task diffs Summary: Cline v4.1.7 restores View Changes on completion rows (SDK checkpoints), a copy button on turn-final rows, and pre-registered OAuth for remote MCP. Use completion-card diffs and OAuth setup to verify every edit and keep MCP sessions alive. Primary source: https://github.com/cline/cline/releases/tag/v4.1.7 ## Why it matters v4.1.7 puts checkpoint-backed View Changes back on completion cards (faded until changes since the last message are confirmed, hidden when empty) and includes untracked files in diffs, plus picking up checkpoints when git is initialized mid-session. That is the fastest way to see everything a task touched before you keep the result. The release also restores copy on turn-final responses, supports pre-registered OAuth clients when dynamic registration is unavailable, surfaces OAuth on SSE 401s, and keeps hung/unconfigured MCP from blocking session creation—so remote MCP workflows stay usable instead of failing silently. ## Suggested actions 1. After a Cline task finishes, open View Changes on the completion row and review the full SDK checkpoint diff (including files that were untracked at snapshot time) before accepting the work 2. For each remote MCP server that cannot use dynamic client registration, add a pre-registered OAuth client in Cline MCP settings and reconnect so auth is fixed instead of failing on 401 3. On turn-final assistant rows, use the restored copy button to paste the full response into your PR body or ticket without manual selection 4. If an SSE MCP server returns 401, complete the surfaced OAuth authorization flow; for stdio servers never configured, allow the 30s initialize budget rather than removing the server on first hang 5. Interrupt a turn that has queued prompts, then resume the same session and confirm queued prompts drain after abort and context survives hub restart ## Your job 1. Restate the change in one sentence. 2. Propose a minimal plan for my repo (or a throwaway pilot). 3. Implement only what I approve; prefer small diffs and tests. 4. Call out risks (permissions, breaking APIs, cost). Start by confirming you understood the proposal.
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