On mobile, a create command can commit before opening the review,
meaning the fetched PR's head SHA is fresher than the route's cached
status SHA. Prioritizing the fetched PR head SHA ensures we fetch checks
for the most up-to-date commit.
Introduce a structured hosted review intent preparation workflow to handle
staging, AI commit message generation, committing, and pushing changes
automatically before displaying the pull request composer on mobile.
- Map creation block reasons to descriptive user-facing validation errors
(e.g., dirty working tree, default branch, detached head) to match desktop.
- Decouple hosted-review business logic into a dedicated service helper.
- Update source control runner hooks to handle the new preparation flow.
* fix: close mirrored editor tabs on the host so they stop reopening
On web and mobile companions, editor file tabs are mirrored from the
host's runtime-session snapshot, which the host derives from its
authoritative `openFiles`. Closing a mirrored tab only removed it
locally, so the next snapshot re-mirrored the still-open host file and
the tab immediately reopened.
Route the close to the host from the single chokepoint every editor
close funnels through (`store.closeFile`): when the file is mirrored and
a web runtime session is active, send `session.tabs.close` for the host
tab id. The RPC's recorded close-intent suppresses re-mirroring until the
host snapshot catches up, so the local removal is not undone. No-op for
the host's own (non-mirrored) files.
Also fix the desktop `ui:closeSessionTab` handler so a companion-driven
editor close goes through `closeFile` (clears `openFiles`) instead of
`closeUnifiedTab` (tab strip only), which had the same re-mirror bug for
mobile-originated closes.
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* Fix mirrored editor close import cycle
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Harden mobile session-tab snapshot reconciliation and terminal creation. Rejects stale mobile snapshots, tombstones locally closed tabs until the publisher catches up, rolls back half-created terminal tabs when their surface never appears, and scopes terminal-create idempotency by worktree.
Query the `worktree.show` RPC endpoint on screen focus and poll every
3 seconds to retrieve up-to-date worktree metadata. This ensures that
task-generated names and subsequent displayName updates are reflected,
rather than relying solely on the initial route parameter entry hint.
* fix(mobile): downscale oversized clipboard images so paste no longer fails
Pasting a large clipboard image (high-res screenshot or photo) failed with
'Image too large to paste' because the re-encoded PNG exceeded the 24 MiB
base64 upload cap, with nothing shrinking it first.
Now an oversized image is downscaled to fit the budget before upload:
- computeMobileClipboardImageDownscale() picks target dimensions by area
(~sqrt(budget/actual)), with a bounded retry loop since PNG size is nonlinear.
- prepareMobileClipboardImageBase64() drives the loop with an injected resizer,
so the byte/dimension logic is unit-tested without native modules.
- The resizer stages the image to a temp file and hands ImageManipulator a
file:// URI; the iOS native loader (Data(contentsOf:)) cannot decode large
base64 data URIs, so a data URI made renderAsync throw.
Adds expo-image-manipulator and expo-file-system.
* fix(mobile): fail fast when resized clipboard image has no base64
Empty base64 from saveAsync would pass the downstream base64 check and
upload a corrupt image; throw instead so the paste surfaces an error.
Addresses CodeRabbit review on #5601.
* Fix mobile clipboard image resize cleanup
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## Summary
- add mobile Settings → Browser → Open terminal links
- route terminal HTTP(S)/OSC 8 link taps to either the streamed Orca browser or the phone browser
- keep existing file-path tap behavior intact
## Verification
- pnpm --dir mobile test
- pnpm --dir mobile lint
- pnpm --dir mobile exec tsc --noEmit
- git diff --check
* release: v1.4.48-rc.0 [rc-slot:2026-06-05-15]
* release: v0.0.1-rc.0 [rc-slot:2026-06-06-03]
* feat(mobile): add terminal text size (zoom) setting
The mobile terminal fits the desktop's full column count to the phone
width with a CSS scale, which cancels out xterm's raw fontSize — so there
was no way to make text bigger or smaller. Add a persisted baseline zoom
multiplier the WebView applies on top of the fit.
- Settings → Terminal → "Text size": 50%–200% presets.
- Pinch-to-zoom in the terminal snaps to the same presets and persists.
- Per-device display preference; does not change the desktop terminal.
- Extracts the xterm WebView HTML into terminal-webview-html.ts to keep
TerminalWebView.tsx within its max-lines budget.
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* refactor(mobile): make terminal text size reflow columns instead of CSS scaling
Text size now drives the real xterm fontSize rather than a CSS transform
baseline. A larger cell means fewer columns fit the phone width, so the
existing measure -> terminal.updateViewport pipeline resizes the PTY and the
shell rewraps to the new width (and smaller sizes show more columns). Pinch
still snaps to a preset, but now changes the font size and reflows instead of
scaling pixels; the refit hook re-fits the PTY whenever the scale changes.
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* fix(mobile): restore terminal touch scrollback (undefined contentWiderThanViewport)
The single-finger touchmove handler gated horizontal panning on
contentWiderThanViewport(), which is never defined — so every one-finger
touchmove threw a ReferenceError before reaching the vertical-scroll code
below it, killing all touch scrolling including scrollback.
Replace the call with the inline overflow check clampPan() already uses
(scrollWidth * getTotalScale() > innerWidth). Vertical scroll now always runs;
two-finger pinch-to-zoom is unaffected. Merged two adjacent var decls to keep
the file under its max-lines cap without a disable.
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* test(mobile): guard terminal text scale viewport refit
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* Add mobile diff review
* Wrap mobile review notes prompt
* Fix mobile review unreviewed navigation
* Clear review completion when a refreshed diff invalidates a reviewed file
mergeMobileDiffReviewState invalidates a file's reviewed flag when its
diff identity changes, but left completedAt set — inconsistent with
markUnreviewed. Drop completedAt on invalidation and add a regression
test.
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* Improve mobile session tab scrolling and editor keyboard layout
- Auto-scroll the active session tab into view within the horizontal
tab strip, using a new layout-aware utility with minimal scrolling.
- Use visual viewport measurements in the editor WebView to accurately
report keyboard insets and lift floating controls above the keyboard,
as native events can under-report covered areas.
* Fix active tab scrolling and normalize editor keyboard inset
- Ensure the active session tab is scrolled into view immediately when
its layout finishes to prevent it from remaining hidden off-screen.
- Round, clamp, and validate WebView visualViewport bottom measurements
to avoid rendering inconsistencies from fractional or invalid insets.
- Trigger an immediate keyboard inset report on script initialization.
* Update tabStripOffsetRef when scrolling mobile tab strip
Ensure the cached offset is updated to match the next scroll position. Without this update, subsequent scroll calculations would use stale offset values.
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