Projectile 3.2 is out!1 That’s the third Projectile release this month, and by now you probably see the pattern - a whole lot of nothing for a couple of years, then everything at once. Where 3.0 was the big cleanup and 3.1 the pile of long-standing feature requests, 3.2 is a focused release with one clear theme: search and replace. Plus one bonus feature I’ve wanted for ages, but more on that below. Technically it’s been out since July 12th, and there’s already a 3.2.1 ↩

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Projectile 3.2 is released, the third release this month for the Emacs project management tool. The headline feature is reviewable search and replace: the new `projectile-replace-review` command gathers all matches across a project into a preview buffer where individual matches can be toggled before applying. A companion `projectile-search-review` command provides the same interface for read-only searching, with ripgrep integration for fast literal searches. The release also introduces `projectile-session-mode`, a global minor mode that assigns each project its own tab-bar tab with optional session persistence across restarts. Smaller improvements include whole-word matching, consistent search prompt formatting, and proper completion metadata for marginalia and embark integration.