Introduce dedicated merge handling for integration review merges:
- Add src-tauri/src/integrations/merge.rs: implements merge_options (read provider repo settings), merge_payload (build provider-specific merge body) and a Tauri command get_integration_review_merge_options. Includes unit tests for behavior.
- Wire merge module into integrations.rs and pass an optional merge_method into provider-specific review action functions (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Azure DevOps). run_integration_review_action now accepts an optional merge_method, validates it early, and includes provider-specific merge payloads when performing a merge.
- Export the new command in src-tauri/src/main.rs so the frontend can request merge options.
Frontend changes to support selecting a merge method before merging:
- ConfirmDialog.svelte: add SelectMenu support and a select field to confirm requests.
- ReviewCenter.svelte: fetch integration merge options, show a merge-method selector in the merge confirmation, and pass the chosen method to the review action.
- Update types and git bindings to surface IntegrationMergeOptions / IntegrationMergeMethod and the getIntegrationReviewMergeOptions call (git.ts / types.ts changes staged).
Effect: users can pick a merge method appropriate to the provider/project; the integration layer generates the correct API payload per provider. Tests added for merge logic.
Add creation flow for integration issues and Azure work items.
Expose Tauri commands to list Azure projects and types.
Also add a command to create integration issues and return the created item.
Preserve the target repository when provider responses omit it and return
the created issue information to the UI.
- Implement Azure-specific URL and payload handling and creation logic
- Add a Svelte CreateIssueDialog and integrate it into IssueCenter
- Add tests to validate creation requests and created-issue parsing
Add a backend command to enumerate a repository's branches and default
branch for configured integrations, and expose it to the UI. The create
review dialog now fetches branches, shows loading and error states, and
uses searchable SelectMenu controls for repositories and branches. If a
local repository path is available the dialog will try to match remotes
and preselect a local branch that exists on the remote to streamline
review creation.
- Add integration branch listing command and wire it into the dialog
- Replace plain selects with searchable SelectMenu and improved UX
- Attempt to detect and suggest a matching local source branch when possible
Add a new Tauri command and front-end flow to create PRs/MRs.
The backend builds and validates provider-specific payloads and
endpoints, sends creation requests, and parses responses into the
app's review model. A Svelte dialog and a JS wrapper wire the UI to the
command so users can create requests from the Review Center.
- Implement provider payload and endpoint logic with unit tests
- Expose create_integration_review_request as a Tauri command
- Add CreateReviewDialog UI and integrate a creation button in Review Center
Add backend integration modules to discover, read, and modify
provider-hosted boards, issues, and comments across multiple providers.
Expose Tauri commands for board discovery, listing, and card moves,
and implement safe issue actions and comment APIs.
Wire new Svelte UI components to render boards, issue centers,
comments, labels, and assignees, and add sanitized markdown rendering.
- Add board discovery, board reading, and card-move APIs
- Add Svelte components and styles for integrated board UI
- Use marked + DOMPurify for safe markdown rendering
Add a cross-provider Review Center and improve credential handling.
Backend integrations fetch and normalize PRs from GitHub, GitLab,
Gitea, and Azure DevOps with improved timeouts and parsing. Credentials
now use a global lock and support secret-tool on Linux to avoid races.
- Normalize review data across providers (GitHub/GitLab/Gitea/Azure)
- Serialize credential access with OnceLock and use secret-tool on Linux
- Add frontend ReviewCenter component and related UI updates
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.
Christoph
Christoph Brandau