Release v0.100.0
Jul 24, 2026
Vulnerability remediation that actually schedules the fix, agent upgrades and Windows agents that stay healthy, two new languages, and a batch of production fixes. A standard upgrade with no breaking changes.
Added
- Italian and Canadian French are now fully supported — the entire Breeze console translated, selectable from your profile settings.
Improved
- Faster, more reliable disk space analysis, with a fix that lets scans of deep folder trees finish and reuse their results instead of rescanning from scratch each time.
- The AI assistant's patch tool is more dependable — it no longer fails its first attempt with a confusing error, so patch installs and scans requested in chat work on the first try.
- Clearer database connection handling under load — several places that could tie up a database connection while waiting on other work have been fixed, keeping the platform responsive during busy periods.
Fixed
- Vulnerability remediation now schedules the actual fix. Clicking Remediate on third-party apps (like Firefox) or on Windows OS findings used to report 'no available patch' even when the update was already waiting on the device; Breeze now matches and schedules it.
- Agent upgrades no longer hang. Installing a newer agent over an existing one could stall when the old service restarted itself mid-upgrade and locked its own files. Fresh installs were never affected.
- Windows agents no longer drop offline into a 'silent' state. A file-access race between the agent and its watchdog could stop a healthy agent and leave only the watchdog running; the handoff is now safe.
- Devices with certain Windows network adapters (Teredo, ISATAP, InfiniBand) can report their network inventory again — longer hardware addresses were being rejected and blocking the whole update.
- Third-party (winget) pending updates are no longer wiped out moments after a scan finds them, so the Patches tab reflects what's actually waiting to install.
- Event log details now reach connected SIEM systems in full instead of arriving stripped.
- Several production errors surfaced in monitoring were root-caused and fixed.
- Patch and configuration-policy forms are more accessible — clicking a field's label now focuses it, and screen readers announce it correctly.
- The Disk Cleanup preview scrolls into view when you open it.
Version 0.100.0 is a reliability release — it takes several things that looked like they worked but quietly didn’t, and makes them actually work.
The headline is vulnerability remediation. Clicking Remediate on a third-party app or a Windows OS finding used to come back with “no available patch” — even when the fixing update was already sitting pending on the device. Breeze now recognizes those pending updates and schedules them, so remediation does what the button says. Expect to see more remediation jobs actually fire after you upgrade; that’s the fix working.
On the agent side, two long-standing gremlins are gone: upgrading the agent no longer hangs when a previous version is installed, and healthy Windows agents no longer go silent because of a file-access race with their own watchdog — an issue that surfaced on a handful of devices after the last release. Devices with unusual Windows network adapters can also report their inventory again.
Breeze also speaks two more languages — Italian and Canadian French, each a complete translation of the console — and this release closes out a cluster of database-connection and production error fixes that keep the platform responsive under load.
Self-hosting note: this is a standard upgrade — one idempotent database migration that applies automatically and is metadata-only (no table rewrite, fast boot), no new required configuration, and no breaking changes. As always, review the GitHub release notes before updating.