Antigravity fixes code review handling in VS Code

Google’s October 5 extension update adds undo controls and protects review decisions when files are saved or reopened.

Jordan Reid
October 6, 2026
Tools
1 min

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Google released Antigravity for VS Code 1.7.0 on October 5. The update adds undo and redo for accepting or rejecting proposed code changes.

Google says it fixes cases where Auto Save could overwrite or prematurely resolve an inline review. It also preserves decisions when saving, closing tabs or starting another chat turn.

The release keeps pending reviews editable across reloads and file renames, and prevents older creation diffs from overwriting modified files. Updates may take several days to reach everyone.

The extension guide requires VS Code 1.90 or later and an eligible Google account, including free Antigravity plans.

ByteForward has not independently tested these fixes. Developers can check them with a disposable file before returning to active work.

Archival 2013 photograph Google Campus, Mountain View, CA by Austin McKinley under CC BY 3.0. Resized and converted to WebP. The image illustrates Google’s campus.

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