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Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

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Table handling moves from HTML strings to structured TableData, which changes how tables flow from parsers into chunkers. Retrieval, chunk merging, the image parser and several text caps are corrected, so duplicate chunks, early flushes and broken multibyte text are addressed. The new v0.20.x to v1.0.0-rc1 guide gives clear upgrade routes, including a conservative one for critical deployments.

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This week: tables now flow as structured TableData instead of HTML, and the legacy re-parse path is gone. Retrieval searches each tenant index once, so no more duplicate chunks. Scheduled tasks fire immediately on start. Chunk merge, Wikipedia extracts and TTS input now count run

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A week of fixes and one structural change for users of the project. Parsers now emit structured TableData for every table instead of an HTML cell string, and chunkers read the rows directly, so the legacy HTML re-parse path is removed. Retrieval now searches each tenant index once, which stops duplicate chunks when multiple datasets share an owner. Scheduled tasks run immediately on Start rather than waiting a full interval. Several text limits now count runes rather than bytes: chunk merge, Wikipedia extracts and TTS input, which matters for CJK and other non-ASCII content. The Go image parser drops its hard edge and pixel limits in favour of an opt-in raster byte ceiling. The Picture parser runs the vision model when selected as the image parse_method. A new upgrade guide covers the path

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

Agentic RAG moved to Go with performance improvements for retrieval, database-backed pagination scales better, and multiple parser regressions fixed to handle documents correctly. These changes improve execution speed, reliability, and stability for document processing and workflow execution.

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Nightly 2026-10-04: agentic RAG now in Go with ~30x faster retrieval, database-backed pagination, and docx parsing fixes. Per-dialog failover and parallel state preservation improved workflow resilience.

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This week's nightly brings agentic RAG to the Go backend with ~30x faster term matching and retrieval contracts re-exported for agent tools. Chat pagination now uses database-level operations for better performance at scale. We fixed critical parsing regressions in docx handling and XML character references, restored picture OCR independent of vision settings, and improved parallel workflow resilience with state preservation across pauses.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week focused on performance improvements for document parsing with optimized image handling, better defaults for model provider configuration, and fixes for chat and retrieval features. Several refactoring changes cleaned up dead code in the agent execution path while fixes addressed dataset parsing, reranking, and document management issues.

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Ragflow shipped parallel image cropping for faster chunking, streaming previews to reduce memory usage, auto-merge for model discovery, and fixes for reranking and document parsing.

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Ragflow this week improved document parsing performance with parallel image chunk cropping and streaming preview uploads that reduce peak memory. Model provider setup now auto-merges newly discovered models while preserving removals, and tool calling defaults to enabled. Fixes address agent reranking, document re-parsing confirmations, ingestion log polling, and shared chat image access.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-12.

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