Add two new sidebar components (WorktreePanel, TagsPanel) and integrate them
into the compact left navigation layout:
- Wire up imports and rendering in App.svelte, including collapse toggles and
resize handles for both panels. Persisted heights (localStorage) and keyboard
resizing are supported; heights are clamped between 80 and 420px with a 140px
default.
- Extend buildLeftSidebarRows and left-sidebar grid/template styles to include
the new panels and reduce panel-handle thickness. Add extensive CSS for the
compact accordion navigation, worktree and tags lists.
- Move tag and worktree management UI out of BranchPanel (remove tag props),
and add dedicated handlers in App.svelte for the new panels.
- Refactor worktree loading: introduce a worktreeLoadId to guard async
refreshWorktrees() calls and avoid race conditions. refreshWorktrees(path?)
now takes an optional path and updates worktree state only when the request
is still relevant.
- Small behavioral tweaks: stash panel default collapsed state changed to true
and the explorer resize-handle visibility condition adjusted.
This commit only adds the UI/UX integration and local persistence for the new
panels and their resizing/refresh behavior.
This update introduces functionality for resizing various panels in the UI, including the left sidebar, branch panel, stash panel, and file history. It also adds state persistence for panel sizes and collapsed states using local storage, improving user experience by maintaining preferences across sessions.
- Implemented resizing functionality for multiple UI panels
- Added local storage support for panel dimensions and collapsed states
- Enhanced accessibility features for panel controls
This introduces Git rebase commands (start, continue, abort) and
exposes whether a rebase is currently in progress via the status
payload. The UI now blocks committing during an active rebase and
shows a dedicated rebase notice with continue/abort actions.
- Add tauri commands for rebase operations and status detection
- Update frontend to render rebase state and controls
- Adjust conflict/resolution messaging and related UI styling
This change introduces Git stash support end-to-end, including a new
backend command to list stashes and operations to push, apply, pop, and
drop them. The frontend now fetches stashes as part of the repository
bundle and provides a dedicated panel to manage shelved changes.
- Add GitStash model and Tauri commands for stash operations
- Implement StashPanel component and wire it into the app
- Adjust sidebar layout and add stash-specific styling
Christoph
Christoph Brandau