release.yml's publish-release job got `actions: write` in f6cc2aee so it
can dispatch homebrew-bump.yml, but reusable-workflow permissions are
capped by the caller. release-cut.yml and release-rc.yml only listed
`contents: write`, so the first cut after f6cc2aee died with
startup_failure (run 25244518794) before any job could start.
Grant `actions: write` on both callers to match what release.yml needs.
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Two bugs surfaced on the v1.3.26 release:
1. release.yml's new `Trigger Homebrew cask bump` step failed with
HTTP 403 "Resource not accessible by integration". The publish-release
job's permissions block only listed `contents: write`, but
POST /actions/workflows/:id/dispatches requires `actions: write` on the
scoped-down GITHUB_TOKEN. Added the permission.
2. Even when the bump workflow does run, its `gh pr merge --auto` was
silently no-op'ing against the homebrew-orca tap, leaving bump PRs
open. `--auto` only activates when there's a required check or
branch-protection rule to wait on; the tap intentionally has neither.
Switched to a direct squash-merge so the tap stays hands-free as
originally intended.
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If a cut pushes the tag but the workflow is cancelled (or the dependent
release.yml job otherwise fails to start) before a GitHub release is
published, every subsequent patch cut recomputes the same version and
dies on "Tag already exists." This wedged the pipeline on 2026-05-01
when v1.3.26 was pushed by cancelled run 25237882049 — patch cuts kept
failing for hours until release.yml was dispatched by hand.
When the tag exists but no published release is attached, skip the
bump/push steps and emit the existing tag as the job output so
release.yml runs against it and finishes what the prior attempt
started. Still refuse the collision when a real published release
exists — that's a genuine conflict (e.g. a hand-tagged version) and
needs human attention.
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Renames the experimental pet overlay to "sidekick" with themed character
names (Claude the Mage, OpenCode the Rogue, Gremlin the Trickster).
Covers IPC channels, preload API, persisted UI state, settings flag,
on-disk userData path, components, and types.
Deletes the standalone pet-overlay design mock.
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* feat: add experimental pet overlay
Adds an opt-in 3D pet overlay pinned to the bottom-right. Gated behind
an experimental flag so three.js + GLB models stay out of the renderer
bundle for users who never enable the feature. Ships with four bundled
models plus user-uploaded custom GLBs via a pet:import IPC; a status-bar
segment provides model picker + hide toggle.
See docs/design/pet-overlay.md for the full design.
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* refactor(pet): replace 3D GLB models with 2D webp images
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* chore(pet): compress pet webp images and remove unused assets
Reduce resources/claude.webp, gremlin.webp, opencode.webp sizes; drop
the obsolete pet-overlay design doc and compress-pet-glb script now
that the GLB pipeline has been replaced by 2D webp images.
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* fix(tabs): align tab row bottom with sidebar header
The center column's top band was 6px drag strip + 34px tab row = 40px,
while the sibling `titlebar-left` above the sidebar is 42px. The tab row
sat 2px high, making the seam between the two columns visibly off.
Bump the drag strip from 6px to 8px so the top band totals 42px and the
tab row's bottom border lines up with the sidebar header.
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* fix(tabs): shrink tab row to 32px, pad drag strip to 10px
Keep the total top-band at 42px (matching the sidebar's titlebar-left)
while making the tabs themselves 2px shorter, so the tab chrome feels a
touch more compact without breaking alignment with the sidebar header.
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* fix(tabs): drop doubled border on leftmost split pane
The TabGroupSplitLayout wrapper paints a full-height `border-l` at the
sidebar seam, and every split pane paints its own `border-l`. On the
leftmost pane those stacked at the same x, reading as a ~2px bar just
below the drag strip where the wrapper's 1px line continues alone above.
Mirror the right-edge handling: skip the pane's `border-l` when it
touches the left edge, leaving the single wrapper border to draw the
seam — same visual weight as the right edge.
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* docs(tabs): refresh stale wrapper border-l comment
Why: `border-l` on the wrapper comment still described the pre-fix
overlap behavior. After `touchesLeftEdge`, the leftmost pane drops
its own `border-l`, so the seam is exactly 1px — the old comment
contradicted the code.
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- BrowserTab: Globe icon uses text-blue-500 on both active and inactive tabs
for a distinct, recognizable anchor in the tab strip.
- shell-icons: GenericTerminalIcon now renders a pitch-black tile with a
thick stroked >_ (chevron at 3.2px, underscore at 2.6px, taller chevron)
so mac/linux/default terminal tabs match the colored-badge treatment of
the PowerShell/CMD/WSL icons instead of a flat lucide chevron.
- SortableTab: all terminal tabs use ShellIcon. On Windows, tabs without a
per-tab shellOverride fall back to the user's configured default
Windows shell so the tab-strip icon reflects what's actually running.
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Clicking a worktree card whose row lies outside the sidebar viewport
caused an instant jump when scrolling it into view. Switching
`scrollToIndex` to `behavior: 'smooth'` turns that minimum-distance
scroll into an animated slide while keeping `align: 'auto'` so visible
cards still no-op (no re-centering).
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getConnectionId returns undefined during store hydration, which was
misclassified as remote by `!== null` check. Changed to `typeof === 'string'`
so unhydrated state falls through to client-OS quoting, consistent with
terminal-drop-handler.ts behavior.
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Switch the reveal scroll from align:'center' to align:'auto' so clicking
a worktree only scrolls the sidebar when its card is not already visible.
Centering on every click made the list feel jumpy during normal navigation.
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