Add a new Tauri command to produce a diff between the working file and a historical commit (get_file_restore_patch) and support a new apply action ("restore-lines") that validates and applies only text-line changes for a single regular file.
Behavior changes and constraints:
- Fetch a filtered reverse diff for a file in a commit so UI can display selectable lines from an older revision.
- Applying "restore-lines" verifies the target is a regular file, rejects binary/metadata patches, and ensures the patch only modifies the selected file.
- Restored lines are applied to the working tree without staging other changes; the index is preserved.
- The operation rejects stale patches or patches targeting the wrong file.
UI wiring:
- Compare dialog gets a "Restore lines…" action for applicable modified files and opens the line-patch dialog in restore mode.
- Line-patch dialog gains a restore mode (restoreCommit) with adjusted UI/rendering to pair removed/added lines, helper text, and dedicated "Restore selected" / "Restore hunk" actions.
- App integration handles fetching the restore patch, applying selected lines, and refreshing views.
Tests:
- Add tests covering correct behavior (preserve unstaged/staged changes and index) and guard cases (stale/wrong-file patches).
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.
Add support for listing and setting Azure DevOps work item states from the
integration layer. New helpers build and validate JSON-patch payloads and
expose two Tauri commands so the frontend can enumerate available states
and apply state changes. The Issue Center now loads Azure states and can
change an issue's state; dialog dismiss controls and related CSS were
consolidated and board UI feedback was simplified for clarity.
- Add Tauri commands to list and set Azure work item states.
- Load and present Azure states in Issue Center and allow state changes.
- Unify dialog dismiss attributes and refine hover/focus styling.
Revamp the line patch dialog to improve usability and clarity.
Improve accessibility and German/English localization for UI text.
Add toolbar, hunk navigation, per-line checkbox selection and footer.
Extract merge-in-progress UI into a reusable merge progress notice.
- Replace selection UI with checkboxes, range selection, and counts
- Add hunk navigation, active-hunk tracking, and scroll synchronization
- Extract merge-in-progress UI into a reusable notice component
Adds startup clone support with a new clone request type and parsing.
It wires a CLI and IPC pathway to forward a clone to a running app.
UI and docs were updated to reflect startup clone behavior.
- Introduce StartupCloneRequest and argument parsing.
- Wire IPC to pass clone requests and clone on startup.
- UI updated to queue clone requests and trigger clone.
Adds a new external tools subsystem to detect and launch
diff and editor tools across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
It exposes data models for tools, commands, and results to the UI
and serializes them for consumption by the app.
- Implement cross-platform discovery of editors and diff tools
- Expose serialized results to the UI for user selection
- Centralize per-OS known tool lists and overrides
Introduces granular control over diff operations by enabling users to select individual lines within a hunk. This refactors the core logic across multiple components, allowing for precise staging, unstaging, or discarding of specific changes rather than operating on entire hunks. The UI now features dedicated controls and visual feedback for line-level selection.
- Refactored patch parsing to track selected line IDs and calculate range information.
- Updated the diff view CSS and component structure to display interactive line selection bars.
- Extended action dialogs to support confirming operations on selected lines.
This commit introduces a comprehensive overhaul of the application's UI, focusing on modernizing the global workspace status bar and improving overall theming consistency. Several components were refactored to simplify prop handling and improve separation of concerns, particularly within the TitleBar and RepoToolbar. The CSS includes extensive new variables and styles for better visual fidelity across light and dark themes.
- Overhauled the main application footer to display version, branch status, and sync metrics.
- Added global CSS variables and component styling for a modern look.
- Simplified repository state management by removing redundant props from TitleBar.
Introduce a new dialog that allows users to view file changes as individual hunks and selectively stage, unstage, or discard them. This provides more granular control over modifications, similar to `git add -p`.
Enhance branch panel usability by allowing double-click to checkout a branch.
Christoph
Christoph Brandau