- Shifts the initial autofocus from the project combobox to the smart
name input or pre-filled source pill so users can start typing
immediately.
- Pins the typed text action row (e.g., "Use name...") to the top of
the search results dropdown with a sticky header.
- Accepts an external GitHub source context override in the smart name
field to improve contextual suggestions.
- Updates unit and E2E tests to verify the new focus target behavior.
* Limit large git diff payloads in main process before IPC transfer
Move the large diff rendering limit check to a shared module so that
the main process can evaluate diff sizes before transferring them. If
a diff exceeds the limits, its text content is dropped prior to IPC
serialization, and only the limit metadata is sent. This prevents the
application from freezing or crashing when loading massive diff files.
* Gracefully handle and prune oversized files in diff viewer
Prevent UI freezes and out-of-memory errors when viewing or editing
extremely large diffs or files. Working-tree files above 10MB and git
buffer overflows are treated as binary. Text diffs exceeding safe
rendering limits have their contents pruned before IPC transport, and
the UI is updated to show fallback states and disable invalid saves.
* Document save action check for large diffs and fix test import
Explain why saveContentAvailable is required for oversized diffs, as
stripped text bodies before IPC prevent complete saves. Also update the
large-diff-render-limit import in E2E tests to use the shared path.
* Persist commit message generation state across worktree switches
Introduce a new global store slice for commit message generation to prevent
in-flight requests from being orphaned or lost when the Source Control
sidebar is unmounted or when switching between worktrees.
- Key commit generation records by worktree ID/path in the Zustand store
- Hydrate completed messages back into the draft input when returning to
the originating worktree without overwriting active user edits
- Ensure the agent-selection dialog state remains bound to the target
worktree that initiated the generation
- Wait for the PR composer eligibility check before hydrating completed
PR field generations on sidebar remounts
* Route cancellations to starting runtime and prune stale worktree records
Ensure commit message and pull request generation cancellation requests
are always routed to the runtime environment that was selected when
the generation started, even if active settings change before
cancellation.
Additionally, prune commit message and pull request generation records
when worktrees are removed to prevent stale records from lingering in
the store.
* Support project reordering with groups and add manual-default notice
Refactors the project header drag-and-drop implementation to work correctly
with project groups by tracking ordering within buckets and updating project
group assignments on drop. Also introduces a dismissible sidebar education
card notifying upgraded profiles that manual project ordering is now the default.
* Split oversized translated UI modules
* Fix localized option test regressions
Agent provider session ids lived only in the in-memory
agentStatusByPaneKey map, so a daemon/session death while the app was
closed (reboot, crash, update kill) left nothing to resume from -
terminals cold-restored as plain shells with no Claude/Codex/Gemini
session (#5232, Bug 2).
The quit flush now captures resumable live agents into the persisted
sleeping-session map with origin 'quit'. Quit-origin records are
consumed only by the pane-level cold-restore resume (which injects the
agent's resume command into the replacement shell); worktree activation
skips them so a warm-reattached agent never gets a duplicate resume
tab. Sleep-origin behavior is unchanged, and a warm reattach clears the
record on the agent's next status event.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
The 12s first-window timeout used to abort daemon init and open the PTY
spawn gate, so a slow (but succeeding) daemon start flipped restored
panes onto LocalPtyProvider fallback terminals. Those are killed on app
quit and their numeric ids overwrite the persisted daemon session ids,
permanently orphaning the live daemon sessions (#5232, Bug 1).
The window still fails open at 12s, but the PTY gate now waits for the
service attempts themselves and only fails open (aborting the services)
at a 60s deadlock backstop. Failure fallback is unchanged: a daemon init
that errors still resolves the gate onto the local provider.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
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Brennan BensonandOrca
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