Introduce semantic theme variables (e.g. --color-success, --color-danger,
--color-warning, --color-info) and a set of overlay/tint/shadow variables
(--app-hover-tint, --app-raise-tint, --app-soft-tint, --app-overlay-shadow,
--app-menu-shadow, --app-float-shadow, etc.) and use them throughout
app.css in place of many hard-coded color, background and shadow values.
This change:
- replaces literal color tokens used for badges, pills, buttons, menus,
toasts, borders and file icons with the new semantic variables
- switches several box-shadow and overlay usages to the new shadow vars
- harmonizes light-theme surface, border and scrollbar values to explicit
variables for easier maintenance
No structural or behavioral changes; this is purely a visual/theming
refactor to make future theme adjustments and dark/light parity simpler.
Add a new backend module to manage Git submodules (list, initialize/update,
stage, sync, add) and expose Tauri commands (list_submodules,
submodule_action, add_submodule). The implementation enforces safe relative
paths, a maximum nesting depth, and guards (dirty/conflicted checks and
initialization/no-op semantics) to avoid unsafe operations.
Refactor clone logic to a testable run_git_clone_command and enable
automatic initialization of submodules during clone by passing
--recurse-submodules. Also disallow certain submodule-related custom clone
flags so callers cannot override this behaviour.
Update README with a Submodules section and add frontend components and types
to surface submodule UI (dialogs, toolbar badge). Unit tests were added for
submodule discovery, initialization/update semantics, and recursive clone
behavior.
Introduce a shared dialog header style (.unified-dialog-header) in app.css and opt dialog components into the new chrome by updating their header markup. Headers now use unified-dialog-icon and unified-dialog-text elements (and import the matching Lucide icons where needed), which standardizes icon placement, title/eyebrow layout, close button styling and responsive behavior. The Command Palette layout was adjusted to include the new header and its grid rows.
The CSS is explicitly opt-in (so page/section headers remain unchanged) and includes hover/focus styles and a theme-sensitive close color variable. This commit is a UI refactor only — no API or behavior logic changes.
Generalize the repository grouping logic so grouping is driven by a single
derived flag and not tied to a single provider. Replace the Azure-specific
group variable with a generic repositoryGroups value and use a shared
usesRepositoryGroups switch so grouping can be enabled for other providers.
- Add usesRepositoryGroups derived flag to centralize grouping logic
- Replace azure-only grouping with repositoryGroups and enable Gitea grouping
Add advanced clone options support across the frontend and backend.
Users can specify a branch, shallow limits, blobless mode, sparse paths,
and custom clone flags when initiating a clone operation. The backend
validates inputs, parses custom flags without invoking a shell, and
configures sparse checkouts after a successful clone. A small parsing
dependency was added and tracked-file parsing was improved to better
handle git ls-files output.
- Introduce CloneRunOptions and validation helpers for clone inputs
- Parse custom flags with a shell-like tokenizer and block managed flags
- Support sparse checkout configuration and shallow clone constraints
Adjust grid templates and overflow rules to improve layout.
Replace fixed heights with flexible rows so content fills space.
Hide overflow and tweak alignment to avoid double scrollbars.
- Use grid-template-rows to allocate header, controls, and list area
- Make repository list shell and list use height: 100% and overflow:auto
- Align URL field to the top to prevent unexpected scrolling
Rework CloneRepositoryDialog into a two-column layout with a source
sidebar and focused content area to make browsing sources easier.
Group Azure DevOps repositories by project with a new derived value
and render sticky project headers for clearer navigation.
Replace showIntegrations with selectIntegrationSource to load the
chosen integration, refresh repositories, and update labels and styles.
- Introduce source sidebar and refreshed dialog layout
- Add azureRepositoryGroups and project grouping UI
- Rename flow to selectIntegrationSource and improve loading logic
Add GitHub repository support to integrations and update related tests.
Implement server-side GitHub API calls and normalize GitHub base URLs.
Improve the repository browser UI with compact tabs and updated icons.
Add a custom, accessible scrollbar with pointer and keyboard support.
- Add paging, auth headers, and error handling when listing GitHub repos.
- Default GitHub token username to "x-access-token" when saving credentials.
- Introduce compact repo tab styles, new icons, and a draggable scrollbar.
Add support for integrating with external Git hosts (GitLab, Gitea,
and Azure DevOps). The backend gains a client to fetch paginated
repository lists, normalise base URLs, and surface provider errors.
Credentials are loaded from the OS keychain and a Tauri command is
exposed for the frontend to list integration repositories.
- Implement integration client with pagination, deserialization,
and provider-specific handling.
- Centralise keychain credential loading and expose listing command.
- Update UI to manage integration metadata, persist settings, and
save/remove tokens to the OS keychain for cloning and operations.
Cloning now accepts optional username/password and passes them to the
Rust git layer via GIT_ASKPASS, avoiding interactive prompts. The UI
detects authentication failures, opens the credential dialog for clone,
and auto-hides error messages to keep the flow smooth.
- Add username/password support to clone_repository and git.ts
- Detect auth failures and route users to the clone credential dialog
- Improve clone UX with a dedicated loading overlay and timed errors
This introduces a new Tauri command to clone a remote repository into a
validated destination folder, then return the full repository bundle for
immediate rendering. The Svelte app gains a clone dialog and a new action
in repository management, wiring the cloned bundle into existing refresh
helpers. Dialog backdrops were also adjusted to rely on explicit close
controls.
- Add clone_repository command and core cloning logic in Rust
- Create CloneRepositoryDialog and integrate it into App.svelte
- Improve clone-related styling and tighten dialog backdrop behavior
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