Ensures the new-workspace composer opens even when focus is inside a
contentEditable surface (markdown rich editor) or a browser-guest
webContents, both of which bypass the renderer's window-level keydown.
Cmd+Shift-click "Check for Updates" (menu or Settings > General) opts
into the RC release channel by switching the feed to the github provider
with allowPrerelease=true for the rest of the process.
Cmd+Shift-click the Experimental sidebar entry reveals a "Hidden
experimental" group with an orange-tinted header and a disabled
placeholder toggle — the slot for future unfinished/staff-only options.
Also reword the Experimental description to something less alarmist:
"New features that are still taking shape. Give them a try."
Adds File > Export as PDF... menu item (Cmd+Shift+E) and an overflow
menu entry that renders the active markdown preview through a sandboxed
Electron BrowserWindow and writes it to disk via printToPDF.
- New main-side IPC handler (src/main/ipc/export.ts) and html-to-pdf
helper that loads a CSP-locked HTML document in a sandboxed, context-
isolated window with javascript enabled only for image-ready polling.
- Renderer helpers clone the rendered markdown subtree, inline all
computed styles through a curated allowlist, and ship the resulting
HTML fragment over IPC.
- Ref-counted listener registration so split-pane layouts install
exactly one IPC subscription and survive panel churn.
Anchor-only links (#heading) now scroll to the matching heading in both
the markdown preview and rich editor. Preview uses rehype-slug to stamp
heading ids; the rich editor walks headings with the same stateful
GithubSlugger for parity (including duplicate-heading suffixes).
Merge decoration update and selection into a single ProseMirror
transaction so scrollIntoView is not lost. After dispatch, manually
scroll the outer flex container using coordsAtPos since
tr.scrollIntoView cannot reach the non-overflowing editor wrapper.
Also change active match highlight from orange to blue for better
contrast.
The rich-mode unsupported-content check ran canRoundTripRichMarkdown()
unconditionally — synchronously creating a throwaway TipTap Editor,
parsing the entire document, and serializing it back — all on the main
thread during React render. For a 120KB file this blocked for ~10s.
Redesign: run cheap regex checks first (reference links, footnotes,
HTML). If no unsupported syntax is detected, allow rich mode immediately
without any round-trip. The expensive round-trip is now only invoked
when HTML is detected and the file is under 50K chars.
Move the Cmd+N handler above the new-workspace early-return so the
shortcut opens the composer modal from the tasks page. Add an
activeModal guard to the page-level Esc handler so it yields to the
composer modal's own Esc dismissal.
When the active worktree is the repo root, linked worktrees are nested
subdirectories. rg --files listed files from every worktree instead of
just the active one. Pass sibling worktree paths as --glob exclusions.
Also wrap scroll-to-top in rAF so it runs after cmdk's scroll-into-view.
Adds an opt-in terminal setting that automatically copies the current
selection to the system clipboard as the user selects, mirroring X11 /
gnome-terminal behavior. xterm.js has no native option for this, so the
renderer hooks `onSelectionChange` per pane and writes via the existing
clipboard IPC. Defaults to false so existing users keep the explicit
Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+C copy flow.
Closes#860
Autosave writes to disk echo back as fs:changed events that were treated as
external edits, triggering a setContent reload mid-typing that reset the TipTap
selection to the document end (and could drop unsaved keystrokes). Stamp each
self-write in a registry so useEditorExternalWatch ignores its own echo, and
preserve selection when genuine external edits do arrive.
github-actions[bot]
Jinwoo Hong
Jinjing
Brennan Benson
Neil
DrakontiaandCopilot
Kelvin Amoaba
