Agent v1.19.0 — July 14, 2026
Changes:
NVMe disk support on Azure Windows
Lucidity now discovers, onboards, and autoscales disks attached over the NVMe controller on Azure Windows VMs. Previously these disks showed as "Not Supported" and could not be managed.
Data disks: NVMe-attached data disks can now be onboarded and autoscaled (expand and shrink).
OS / root disk: the NVMe OS (C:) disk can now be onboarded and autoscaled, matching existing SCSI behavior. Requires the OS disk to be Premium SSD or Ultra SSD with no ephemeral OS disk.
Scope: Azure Windows only. Local or ephemeral NVMe temp disks are not managed, by design.
Windows root-disk onboarding reliability
Fixes to the root-disk onboarding and cleanup path, improving the stability of root migrations.
Onboarding robustness
Better handling of 16 MB volume-alignment cases and more precise per-partition status reporting during mirror operations.