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description: This release adds Smart Code Folding so context condensing preserves a lightweight map of the code you were working on.
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- roo code 3.45.0
- smart code folding
- context condensing
- new features
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# Roo Code 3.45.0 Release Notes (2026-01-28)
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This new release-notes page is not linked from the release-notes index (docs/update-notes/index.md) or the sidebar (sidebars.ts), so it may be hard to discover unless someone knows the URL. Consider adding a 3.45 section and linking to /update-notes/v3.45.0.

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This release adds Smart Code Folding so context condensing preserves a lightweight map of the code you were working on.

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## Smart Code Folding

When Roo condenses a long conversation, it now keeps a lightweight “code outline” for recently used files—things like function signatures, class declarations, and type definitions—so you can keep referring to code accurately after condensing without re-sharing files. (thanks shariqriazz!) ([#10942](https://github.com/RooCodeInc/Roo-Code/pull/10942))

> **📚 Documentation**: See [Intelligent Context Condensing](/features/intelligent-context-condensing) for details on configuring and using context condensing.
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