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Key Takeaways
- The November 9, 2026 release notes for 3.12.43 confirm that Local session follow-ups are no longer blocked when Cloud usage is restricted.
- Distinguish a prompt that cannot be sent from a response that stops midway. Continuation at the output limit before a tool call is a separate change in the same release.
- Local child sessions started in a Remote SSH window retain the parent summary. Files and folders can also be dragged into the Local panel as input chips.
- Image reads accept image_size, defaulting to 70% of the original longest side with a minimum of 1024 pixels. This is not a promise about cost or recognition quality.
Why did restricted Cloud usage block a Local follow-up?
The official notes list this as fixed: follow-up prompts in a Devin Local session are no longer blocked when Devin Cloud usage is restricted. If you were already working in a Local session but could not continue because of Cloud usage status, 3.12.43 is a release that explicitly lists a fix for that block.
A follow-up means adding a request or asking another question in an existing session. The fix concerns sending that Local prompt. It does not remove Cloud restrictions or announce bonus usage, a reset or new plan eligibility. The changelog is dated November 9, 2026, without an exact release time for this fix.
Check the version, session and error
First, check the Desktop version you are running against the 3.12.43 notes. If you are on an older release, update through the official channel and check again. For a later version, consult its release notes to confirm the relevant fix.
Second, confirm that the session is Devin Local, that the blocked action is a follow-up in that existing session, and whether Cloud usage was restricted at the time. For a hypothetical example, you have been discussing a code change in Local, but a Cloud usage restriction blocks your next request. That matches the issue described here; it is not a tested example.
Third, if the block persists, keep the version, session type, exact error and time, then report them through your existing product support channel. These are troubleshooting suggestions based on the release notes. A report that a task “will not continue” is insufficient to identify the trigger.
Is the prompt blocked, or did the response stop?
The same release also improves Local turn continuation: a response that reaches the output limit before a tool call continues the turn. This concerns continuity after a response has started. It is separate from being unable to send a follow-up because of Cloud usage status.
GPT models also no longer stop to request input they can work out. That is not a promise never to ask questions, nor evidence that every pause, failure or permission request will recover automatically. Note whether the task stopped while sending a prompt, generating a response or waiting for a tool before matching it to a fix.
What changed for Remote SSH, inputs and images?
A Devin Local child session started in a Remote SSH window now retains the parent summary. This describes inherited summary context; it does not establish that SSH connectivity, remote permissions or the entire conversation history are handled.
In the IDE, you can drag files or folders from Explorer or an editor tab onto the Local panel to add input chips. The release also fixes files in Git-ignored directories being listed as created, a display difference to check when reviewing changes.
Local image reads now accept image_size. The default sends 70% of the original longest side, with a minimum of 1024 pixels. The sizing rule does not establish cost savings or recognition accuracy. PuppyIP has not tested these changes on an account, device or remote server.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Were the per-session MCP server controls also introduced in 3.12.43?
The changelog lists them under 3.12.32, dated November 8, 2026. In the Agent Command Center, the session header’s “…” menu lets you view MCP servers, turn them on or off, or re-authenticate. That predates 3.12.43; the two releases should not be treated as one introduction.
Are saved Windows codemaps and collapsed Mermaid diagrams fixed too?
Yes. Version 3.12.43 lists fixes for saved codemaps disappearing on Windows and for Mermaid diagrams rendering when a collapsed details section is opened, in Markdown previews and session messages. The notes do not promise recovery of content already lost.