Guys, I’m a bit confused. I just received a notification from Antigravity IDE that a new version is available. I downloaded the new version for Linux, but when I unpack the archive, it shows version 1.107 instead of 2.5.5. So, is there an issue with the file uploaded on the official website, or is it something else
Hello @Natalia_Pyyyy , the latest version of Antigravity IDE is 2.5.5, while the VSCode OSS version is 1.107.0. Could you please double-check whether you were looking at the Antigravity IDE version or the VS Code OSS version?
You can click on “About Antigravity IDE” and it will display the following for the latest version.
Antigravity IDE Version: 2.5.5
VSCode OSS Version: 1.107.0
Commit: ecfbad74d93962fc8ca485d93ab9b4f3…
Date: 2026-08-13T08:37:22.547Z
Electron: 39.2.3
Chromium: 142.0.7444.175
Node.js: 22.21.1
V8: 14.2.231.21-electron.0
OS: Darwin arm64 25.5.0
Language Server CL: 963923152
I am experiencing the same issue.
I downloaded the standalone IDE from the Antigravity apt repository. As soon as I launched it, I was notified that an update was available. I followed the update/download link and downloaded the Standalone IDE for Linux x64 archive.
Before installing the new tar archive, I checked the version inside it to make sure I had downloaded the correct file. Interestingly, the archive appears to contain an older standalone IDE version (1.107.0), even though the download URL appears to correspond to version 2.5.5.
I also calculated the SHA-256 hash of the downloaded archive and then calculated the hash of the file served directly by the download URL, without saving a second copy. Both hashes are identical.
Here are the checks I performed:
tar -xOzf "./Antigravity IDE.tar.gz" \
"Antigravity IDE/resources/app/package.json" |
grep -E '"version"|"name"'
"name": "Antigravity IDE",
"version": "1.107.0",
"name": "Google"
The installed application also reports:
antigravity --version
1.107.0
15487b3041e65228cae24980a3f796c905ef582c
x64
SHA-256 of the downloaded archive:
cd ~/Downloads
sha256sum "Antigravity IDE.tar.gz"
0c5233b297d2b3aebb61af49f8944012c2953d361a5ebb16978490636917f831 Antigravity IDE.tar.gz
I then streamed the archive directly from the Linux x64 download URL and calculated its SHA-256 without saving it:
URL='https://edgedl.me.gvt1.com/edgedl/release2/j0qc3/antigravity/stable/2.5.5-4923483625488384/linux-x64/Antigravity%20IDE.tar.gz'
curl -L --fail --silent --show-error "$URL" | sha256sum
0c5233b297d2b3aebb61af49f8944012c2953d361a5ebb16978490636917f831 -
So the archive I downloaded appears to be identical to the one currently being served by the Linux x64 link, but its internal version is 1.107.0.
Could someone confirm whether the Linux x64 download is currently pointing to the intended build? There may be a discrepancy between the version advertised on the download page and the version contained in the archive.