rt mission: build the boards to spec - #353
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The top bar, keybar, sidebar rows, and diff pane relied on the terminal's own default background showing through everywhere except cursor/hover rows, the hunk row, the diff header, and the commit button. Every row's shared style variable now carries its own background (BgSubtle for the top bar and keybar bands, Bg for sidebar/diff body rows), with hover (HoverBg), open (Surface), cursor (SelBg), and the hunk/header fills still overriding it exactly as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The top bar's repo/worktree/branch segments led with checkbox-state glyphs (◪/◉/●, and ○ for detached). They now wear the ratified Nerd Font octicons (theme.GlyphRepo/GlyphWorktree/GlyphBranch), with the detached state keeping its Peach treatment but dropping the old ●/○ circle swap in favor of the same branch glyph. The action segment's own state-driven glyph and the checkbox/master-row circle family elsewhere are untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The stash strip, rule, commit box, and undo strip stacked directly under the changes list, so a short or empty list left them floating high with dead rows beneath -- Main.png and EmptyState.png both pin them to the sidebar's bottom edge instead. renderSidebar now composes a top block (tabs, filter, master row, changes list) and a docked block (stash/rule/commit box/undo) with a Bg-filled gap sized to whatever room the pane has left; the gap shrinks to zero once the two blocks' natural height already meets or exceeds the pane, so the changes list overflowing never pushes the docked block off. layout() exposes the same top/docked/filler heights sidebarHit now uses to offset the docked rows, since their y depends on pane height rather than row count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A clean worktree showed the same lone "select a file" line the diff pane uses before any row is selected, with no acknowledgment that there is nothing to select. docs/design/mission/EmptyState.png pins a centered card instead: a bold title, a dimmer subline, and the four keys that get a repo out of the clean state (fetch/pull/push, branch, worktree, repository). renderDiffPane now takes this path only when Changes is empty; a changes list that simply hasn't had a row selected yet -- the state before the driver's own seed lands -- still shows the plain hint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spot-row SGR checks missed several holes a cell-by-cell scan of a real capture caught: a top-bar segment's trailing chevron rendered through the bare fg() helper (no background at all); the action segment's pill separator was a plain unstyled space; the filter and commit-box borders set BorderForeground but never BorderBackground, so the border glyphs themselves stayed unpainted; clip()'s appended ellipsis is bare text, which is fine when the caller feeds it plain text that a later Render call colors, but justify() and the modal's own keybar feed it an already-styled ANSI string, so a long undo-strip summary or keybar left the ellipsis on the terminal's own default; chroma's highlightLine painted each token's foreground only; and the empty-state card's lipgloss.JoinVertical(Center, ...) pads shorter lines with bare unstyled spaces of its own. Added bgCoverage/assertFullyBgFilled and two whole-frame tests (populated fixture, empty state) that walk every rendered line's SGR state and fail on the first cell with no explicit background -- the loop a spot check can't fake passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cell-level Bg/BgSubtle fills (this branch's earlier commits) can't win against two things a real terminal does that an in-process render test never sees: bubbletea's renderer is free to erase a run of styled trailing blanks down to a bare erase-to-end-of-line control code (painting with the terminal's OWN default background, not whatever SGR the erased content carried), and any region genuinely outside what the app drew -- an oversized real pane, scrollback -- was never touched at all. Only a terminal-level default (OSC 11) reaches either case. mission.go's View() now sets tea.View.BackgroundColor to theme.Bg on every frame alongside the existing AltScreen flag. Kept the per-row Bg/BgSubtle plumbing from the previous commit as-is rather than simplifying it: live verification (below) reproduced the "region beyond the composed frame" failure mode this fix addresses, but did not reproduce an erase-to-EOL hole in the cases it already covered, so there wasn't clean evidence that removing any of it was safe. Verification went through the real compiled binary over a real pty (testutil.Session, the same shape the existing mouse tests already use), not just Mission.View().Content: testutil/screen.go gained CellBackground/CellBackgroundBeyondPTY/TerminalBackground, which replay the session's raw tty bytes through a real terminal emulator (charmbracelet/x/vt) and charmbracelet/ultraviolet's own Draw/Screen compositing -- the same resolution order (explicit cell style, else the terminal's own registered default) a real terminal applies, which a plain ANSI-byte scan of the tty stream can't reproduce for an erased or never-drawn cell. Three new tests in mission_test.go confirm, with the fix reverted, that (a) the terminal's own registered default background is NOT theme.Bg and (b) a cell in a region entirely outside the pty's own 30 rows is unset entirely; with the fix, both resolve to theme.Bg. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@ui/internal/views/mission/diff.go`:
- Around line 206-207: Update the empty-state condition in the mission diff
rendering flow to check m.model.ChangedTotal instead of len(m.model.Changes), so
filtering does not incorrectly display the clean-worktree card when changes
still exist.
- Around line 276-279: Update renderEmptyStateCard to cap maxW at width before
padding lines, then pass each styled line through clipOn using maxW before
applying the existing width and center alignment. Preserve the current vertical
layout and rendering behavior for content that already fits.
In `@ui/internal/views/mission/render_test.go`:
- Around line 1312-1314: Strengthen the assertion in the detached-segment
rendering test around the branch glyph so it verifies that theme.Peach is the
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- renderDiffPane gated the clean-worktree card on len(m.model.Changes),
which is the FILTERED list (lib/mission/model.ts computes
changedTotal from allChanges before the filter narrows it). A filter
matching nothing on a dirty worktree read as "No local changes".
Gate on m.model.ChangedTotal instead.
- renderEmptyStateCard pre-padded every line to its own natural widest
line before applying the pane's own width. A pane narrower than the
longest hint line left lipgloss to wrap it instead of truncating,
growing the block past height. Cap maxW at width and clip each
styled line with clipOn before padding.
- The detached-branch glyph test's Peach check was a bare
Contains(out, fgSGR(Peach)), which the detached VALUE text ("On
<sha>") also wears -- it could pass even if the icon itself lost its
own Peach foreground. Added sgrImmediatelyBefore to anchor the check
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The build's quantization silently dropped every sub-cell padding measurement from the design source (26px/row cell unit), cramping the top bar, removing the tabs/filter breathing gap, and collapsing the commit button to a single thin row. Implements the ratified row spec: - Top bar: 3 rows per segment (label, value, a blank BgSubtle band row for the board's own bottom breathing), hover/open covering the full span. - Sidebar top: one blank Bg row between the tabs underline and the filter box (the board's rule+gap). - Commit box: one blank Bg row between the rule (or amend banner) and the summary box (the board's own top padding). - Commit button: 3 rows -- fill, centered label, fill -- all full sidebar width, Pink/Panel, never a single thin row. sidebarHit's row offsets and every y-dependent mouse/zone test now follow these through m.layout() (a new commitButtonY/changesRowY/ filterRowY helper set) rather than hardcoded absolute rows, so the next geometry change won't silently desync click targets from what renders. Added a battery of layout()-derived geometry tests pinning each item of the row spec, at both the isolated render-function level and the full composed frame; both whole-frame background-coverage loop tests (populated + empty state) re-confirmed green against the new geometry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The parity checklist's Composition item names docking and stretching but had no written contract for the vertical-rhythm quantization itself -- the 26px/row cell unit, and the ruling for every board measurement that isn't a clean division. Adds a Terminal geometry table (board element, px, cells, terminal rows, ruling) to the mission README, the same kind of binding reference theme.go already is for tokens. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Changes and History each occupy half the sidebar width with centered labels, per Main.png/EmptyState.png; the underline runs the full width, Pink under the active tab's half and theme.Rule under the inactive half (the board's own bottom border). tabsHit's click zones follow the same half-width split -- the left half is inert (Changes is already active), the right half resolves to History. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 3-row fill/label/fill button (board h=32px against the 26px row unit) overshot: quantized on its own it's 1 row, not 3. Back to a single filled, centered-label row. The blank Bg row that separated it from the description box is new -- the summary/description seam stays flush, but this one is now an explicit gap (owner's round-2 ruling) -- so the net footprint is unchanged at the sidebar level even though the button itself shrank. sidebarHit's offsets and the geometry tests follow; docs/design/mission/README.md's Terminal geometry table and its sidebarBlocks net-effect note are updated in the same commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each foldout's width is max(its anchor segment's own column span, its content's natural width). The repo segment spans the whole sidebar, so the repo modal now renders exactly sidebarWidth wide, anchored at x=0 -- the same width as the repo button. Branch and worktree modals gain the same floor (their own segment's width) but keep growing for content past it, and still clamp to the frame as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The user-facing verb is renamed from "rt mission" to "rt glitter" --
CLI surface only. Internal naming is unchanged by design (protocol,
not user-visible, and renaming it would be a large coordinated fixture
churn for no user-visible gain): the Go package
ui/internal/views/mission, the rt-ui view kind ("session --view
mission"), the mission:* intent namespace, lib/mission/, the
ui/fixtures/session-*-mission.json fixtures, and docs/design/mission/
all keep their names.
lib/command-tree-def.ts's leaf key becomes glitter (module/fn to
match); commands/mission.ts -> commands/glitter.ts (git mv,
missionCommand -> glitterCommand); lib/module-registry.ts's thunk
entry updated and kept alphabetical; the interactive() gate line reads
"rt glitter needs an interactive terminal (it drives a live board from
the one you are in)"; e2e/tests/mission.test.ts -> glitter.test.ts
(git mv) with both pinned gate strings updated. Regenerated docs:
website/docs/reference/mission.mdx removed, glitter.mdx committed.
rt resolves subcommand names exactly (no prefix matching), so glitter
does not collide with git; no alias added.
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Standing constraint (build shared components, never parallel implementations): exported picker's own Viewport/ThumbSpan/ThumbCell (picker/scroll.go) -- vim-style scrolloff, a caller cap, and the same h*h/n thumb-sizing math the diff pane had duplicated byte-for-byte. ThumbCell now takes its thumb/rest styles as parameters so each view's own background still applies; picker's own render loop migrated to the exported names with zero behavior change (its own full suite is green). mission/diff.go's renderDiffLines now calls picker.Viewport/ThumbSpan/ ThumbCell instead of its own diffViewport/diffThumbSpan/diffThumbCell (deleted): same "no cap, fill the pane" contract, plus scrolloff for free. The Changes list gets real scrolling for the first time: previously a list longer than the sidebar's flexible middle space just grew the whole frame past the terminal's own height, with nothing to reach the rest. mission.go's sidebarBlocks/layout() split changes: the top section is now a constant 7 rows (tabs/gap/filter/master) plus a FIXED-HEIGHT list region sized to whatever the top rows and docked block don't claim -- renderChangesList windows it through the same picker.Viewport/ThumbSpan/ThumbCell, cursor-follow and a Panel thumb included. sidebarHit's row math and every layout-derived test follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every foldout (repo, branch, worktree) now spans the full frame height, GitHub Desktop's own real behavior: its top edge sits on the anchor row below the top bar as before, but its bottom edge is always the frame's own last row -- covering the main keybar for as long as it's open, which GHD also does and which is intended, not a bug. modalBoxLines now takes the box's target inner height and lays out a FIXED-height scrollable row region (modalDisplayLines flattens matches and their group headers into one sequence so the viewport windows over real display lines rather than re-deriving header placement inside whatever slice is visible; modalRowViewport resolves it through the shared picker.Viewport) followed by the pinned bottom block (the action row when the kind has one, the closing rule, the keybar) -- exactly the sidebar's own fixed-top/flexible-filler/pinned-bottom pattern. A short list top-aligns with Surface filler below it; a list long enough to scroll (owner's explicit reinforcement: this must hold for all three foldouts, not just branch, with real repos carrying hundreds of branches) gets a Panel thumb via the same picker.ThumbSpan/ ThumbCell the diff pane and Changes list already share. modalHitTest follows the same fixed geometry. Fixed a real hole the new whole-frame bg-coverage-with-modal-open test caught: modalRowLine's badge (dirty-file dot, ahead/behind pills, the clean check) was pre-rendered at modal-construction time via a bare fg()-only helper, before the row's own cursor/hover background was known. renderBadge/renderAheadBehind now take the row's own bg style and render at paint time instead, matching every other fragment in this file. docs/design/mission/README.md's ratified-deviations section records the full-height behavior superseding the boards' content-height foldout drawings. CLAUDE.md's rt-ui section gets a short "shared primitives" note (Viewport/ThumbSpan/ThumbCell, clip/clipOn) per the owner's standing constraint against parallel implementations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Clip overlong commit labels before rendering. · changes.go:242
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClip overlong commit labels before rendering. A long branch makes the non-amend
Commit.ButtonLabelwider than the 46-cell sidebar. Lipgloss wraps that label into multiple rows. The docked block remains bottom-pinned, butsidebarHittreats only the first button row ashitCommitButton; when an undo strip exists, the second button row can triggerhitUndoChip, while the actual undo row is not clickable. Use the existingcliphelper to preserve the button's one-row geometry.Proposed fix
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Wire-shape change ahead of the Go rendering: MissionBranchRow gains "default" (bool: this row is the repo's remote default branch, origin/main or origin/master stripped of its remote prefix) and "when" (driver-computed relative date, GHD-style -- "2 days ago", "last month" -- empty for the current row, which shows its ahead/ behind pills in that slot instead). group's union gains "default branch" alongside the existing recent/other/guarded. git-core's BranchInfo already carries committedAt via for-each-ref's own --format argv (refs.ts); no git-core change was needed. The new lib/relative-time.ts formatter is its own small module rather than a third variant of lib/tui/utils/label.ts's compact timeAgo or lib/mission/git-actions.ts's days-only formatFetchMeta, neither of which produces GHD's long-form week/month/year buckets. buildBranchRows (model.ts) computes sections for the WHOLE branch list at once, not per-row: the default branch's own section, the RECENT_BRANCH_COUNT=5 freshest branches by commit date EXCLUDING the default and current (so neither displaces a genuinely different recent branch), guarded unchanged, everything else falls to "other". buildModel takes an injected `now` (defaults to the real clock) so its own golden-fixture test stays deterministic without mocking time globally. driver.ts threads getRemoteDefaultBranch's existing (already used by the checkout guard) result through as the new defaultBranch input. Coordinated by construction: lib/ui/protocol.ts's MissionBranchRow, ui/internal/views/mission/model.go's BranchRow, the golden fixture (ui/fixtures/session-model-mission.json), and both languages' fixture tests (lib/ui/__tests__/protocol.test.ts, model_test.go) all updated together, mirroring the existing wire-field precedent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wire the branch dropdown's Go rendering to the sections and dates lib/mission/model.ts (buildBranchRows) already computes on the wire: newBranchModal only keeps ahead/behind pills for the current row now, every other row carries its own relative date (when) in that same badge slot, and a guarded row still wins with the lock glyph over a date on the wire. modalWidth's row-width measurement follows the same priority (guarded > when > badgeData) so a date no longer measures as an empty badge. modalGroupHeaderText already rendered "default branch" verbatim (it just returns the group string), so no header change was needed there. Updated the shared render_test.go fixture (modalFixtureModel) and the group-header test to the real default-branch/other/guarded taxonomy buildBranchRows now produces, and added coverage for: a non-current row showing its date instead of pills, the current row keeping its pills, and a guarded row keeping its lock glyph despite having a date on the wire. Out of scope per the owner's ruling: GitHub Desktop's Pull Requests tab and its merge-into footer action (the existing New Branch action row already covers branch creation). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two bugs live capture caught in the branch foldout: DEFECT: buildBranchRows assigned groups correctly but returned branches.map(...)'s own order -- git's listing order -- and GroupContiguous on the Go side then renders groups in first-appearance order, not the ratified default/recent/guarded/other order. Fixed by sorting the built rows before returning: group rank (default -> recent -> guarded -> other), then within a group by committedAt descending (recent, current row always first) or alphabetically by name (guarded, other). SPEC CORRECTION: a non-default current branch now lands in "recent", at the top of that section, matching GitHub Desktop (it shows the checked-out branch inside its own section, never dumped into a generic "other" wall). It still never counts against the RECENT_BRANCH_COUNT budget for the other recent rows, and it still keeps its ahead/behind pills instead of a date. Added a section-order test that feeds branches in a deliberately scrambled input order, with guarded/other names picked so alphabetical order disagrees with commit-date order (ruling out a date-sort passing by coincidence), and asserts the exact emitted order. Updated the existing "current branch never counts toward recent-5" test for the new group. The golden fixture (session-model-mission.json) now carries 9 branches -- default, current-in-recent plus 5 more recent rows (exactly the RECENT_BRANCH_COUNT budget), a guarded row, and a genuine "other" row -- because a 6th non-current/default/guarded candidate is the minimum that lets one spill past the recent-5 budget; both languages' fixture-decode tests (protocol.test.ts, model_test.go) follow the fixture's own new shape rather than re-deriving expectations. Two Go integration tests that relied on a fixed down-arrow count or the old cursor-start position (mission_test.go) are updated: one now checks out "main" directly since the default branch is the first row the cursor lands on, the other reaches the pinned action row through an empty-match filter query instead of a row-count-dependent number of down-presses. The Go side needed no ordering logic of its own: it renders whatever order it receives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CodeRabbit finding on PR #353 (2026-09-19T21:38Z, changes.go), missed mid-round and still valid: renderCommitButton rendered its label through Width(width) without clipping. Lipgloss wraps rather than truncates there, so a long current.branch could push "Commit N files to <branch>" past the 46-cell sidebar onto a second row. The button is a fixed-height block in the sidebar's own layout and sidebarHit maps every row below it by a hardcoded offset, so the wrap would shift everything below it -- with an undoable commit present, a click meant for the undo chip would land one row short of it. Fixed by clipping the label to width before it reaches Width() (clip, the sanctioned clipper). Swept the same class across the rest of the sidebar and every foldout rather than fixing only that call site: - renderMasterRow (changes.go): changedTotal/stagedTotal are driver ints with no practical upper bound. - modalFilterLine (modal.go): the query is user-typed and unbounded. - modalGroupHeaderLine (modal.go): a repo's own Group value (repoGroup's "host/owner") is driver-supplied and unbounded, and modalWidth never accounts for header text when sizing the box. - renderNoticeStrip (modal.go): a driver refusal or view-local notice is free-form and unbounded, and the strip is a fixed single row the frame's own layout budgets exactly 1 row for. Two of these fixes (renderMasterRow, modalGroupHeaderLine) first reached for clipOn and produced a real background hole caught by the existing whole-frame bg-coverage tests: clipOn's non-truncating path renders its input through a colorless style, which is only safe when the input already carries its own embedded fg+bg per fragment (e.g. justify's left); passing raw, not-yet-colored text through it drops the background entirely. Switched both to clip() wrapped in the caller's own color, matching the established convention (renderCommitButton, renderFilterRow, modalActionLine, renderNoticeStrip). Verified safe, no fix needed (noted rather than touched): renderTabsRow (fixed short labels + a bounded numeric suffix -- would need a 15-digit file count to overflow the 23-cell tab half), the stash/undo strips and the main keybar (already go through justify, which clips internally), modalRowLine/modalActionLine/modalKeybarLine (already clip), every topbar segment including the action segment's meta (renderSegment already clips top and bottom), diff.go's hunk headers and line text (already clipped in an earlier round, with a comment already naming this exact bug class), and the commit summary/description boxes (they render bubbles' own pre-sized textinput/textarea view output, not raw driver text). Each fix has a RED-verified test (long input, assert exactly 1 row at the caller's width); the commit-button fix additionally gets a layout-level test proving the undo chip's frame row and hitTest result are unaffected by a long branch name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed in 6c94228 ( Swept the same class (Width()/Align() on caller-supplied text with no clip/clipOn first) across the rest of the sidebar and every foldout, and fixed three more real instances: Tests: each fix has a RED-verified unit test (long input, assert exactly 1 row at the caller's width); the commit-button fix also has a layout-level test proving the undo chip's frame row and |
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In `@lib/mission/driver.ts`:
- Line 244: Cache the result of getRemoteDefaultBranch outside model(),
resolving it during refresh or worktree changes and storing it on MissionDriver.
Update model() to pass the stored default-branch value instead of invoking Git
synchronously on every push, while keeping the cache synchronized with the
current worktree.
- Line 244: Update the logic behind getRemoteDefaultBranch to resolve the
repository’s remote HEAD symbolic reference or configured default branch,
including non-origin remotes and arbitrary branch names; retain the existing
origin/main and origin/master checks only as fallback candidates, and preserve
the current null behavior when no default branch can be resolved.
In `@ui/internal/views/mission/modal.go`:
- Around line 921-926: Update renderNoticeStrip to return an empty string for
non-positive widths and clip the complete warning payload, including the glyph,
spacing, and text, to the available inner width before applying the outer fixed
width. Remove the separate prefixW/textW calculation so narrow frames cannot
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…r push CodeRabbit finding on PR #353: getRemoteDefaultBranch runs up to two synchronous git subprocesses (now up to three -- see the companion correctness fix), and model() called it directly. Every push() calls model(), so typing in the filter, moving the selection, or any notice repeatedly blocked the UI thread on git for no reason -- the value never changes except when the worktree does. MissionDriver now resolves it once in refresh() (the initial load, and every repo/worktree/checkout transition, all of which already await refresh() before their own push()) and caches it on a private field; model() and guardBranch() both read the cache instead of calling resolveDefaultBranch themselves. resolveDefaultBranch joins MissionDeps (getRemoteDefaultBranch's own type, wired from lib/git-ops.ts in commands/glitter.ts) rather than staying a direct import, which is what makes it spy-able for the caching test in the first place -- every other git-touching call the driver makes already goes through this same DI seam. Test: a scripted sequence of four "mission:select" filter-only pushes (no refresh in between) asserts the injected resolver ran exactly once, RED-verified against the pre-fix code (six calls, one per push+the initial refresh). A second test confirms a worktree switch re-resolves rather than freezing the cache at its first value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit finding on PR #353: getRemoteDefaultBranch only ever probed origin/main and origin/master, so a repo whose remote defaults to anything else (develop, trunk, ...) -- or whose remote isn't named origin -- resolved to null. In mission that meant the whole "default branch" section vanished from the branch dropdown and every row read default: false, silently, with no error. Three-step resolution now, each a fallback for the one before it: 1. `symbolic-ref --quiet --short refs/remotes/<remote>/HEAD`, the local remote-tracking symref a clone or `remote set-head` sets. Verified empirically against the git on this machine: a plain `remote add` + `fetch` sets it too (the server advertises HEAD and a modern git writes the symref if it's unset), so this resolves the common case with no network round trip. 2. `ls-remote --symref <remote> HEAD` asks the remote directly, for a remote added without ever fetching or an older git that never wrote the local symref. Bounded by a 5s timeout so an unreachable remote can't hang the caller. 3. The original origin/main / origin/master probes, as the last resort. Takes the remote name as a parameter (default "origin") rather than hardcoding it, so RT-219 (resolving the real remote name generically) is a one-line call-site change later, not a rewrite here. Considered init.defaultBranch as an additional fallback per the finding's own suggestion, but skipped it: that config reflects the LOCAL convention for branches created by `git init`/`checkout -b`, not what the remote itself considers its default, so it would answer a different question than the one being asked. Sandbox tests (mirroring lib/worktree/__tests__/git-async.test.ts's own real-repo pattern): no remote resolves to null (the existing contract, preserved); a main-default origin still resolves via the original probe (non-regression); a develop-default remote resolves correctly (the bug); the same develop case still resolves via ls-remote when the local HEAD symref is deliberately removed; the master-only probe still covers a remote neither symref path can reach; a non-origin remote name resolves under its own name and origin still correctly reads as absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit finding on PR #353: renderNoticeStrip's own commit (6c94228) clipped text to width minus the fixed chrome (leading space + warn glyph + gap, 3 cells), but at width 1-2 that leaves textW clamped to 0 while the fixed chrome ALONE still exceeds width -- the exact wrap risk the earlier fix was meant to close, just moved one layer out. Clips the whole composed payload (glyph + gap + text) to width-1 instead, and returns "" outright for a non-positive width (no cell to paint into). Tests at width 1, 2, and 3 (the narrow band the previous fix's per-piece budget mishandled) plus 0 and -1 (the guard). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Owner ruling: the commit button at one row read thin against the bordered boxes above it; at three rows (an earlier pass) it read too big. The board is 32px against a 26px cell -- 1.23 cells -- a genuine sub-cell height neither a clean 1-row nor a clean 3-row rendering can express honestly. Three physical rows now carry it: a half-block "cap" row above and below the full solid label row. GlyphHalfBlockLower (▄) as the top row's own FOREGROUND on a theme.Bg background paints only that row's bottom half in the button color, leaving the top half as canvas; GlyphHalfBlockUpper (▀) mirrors that for the bottom cap's top half. The middle row is the button exactly as it always rendered -- full solid fill, centered label, clipped before Width() (unchanged from the CodeRabbit fix on PR #353). Enabled and disabled both use this shape; only the color changes (Pink/Panel), same as before. sidebarHit's fixed-offset math now maps all three rows to hitCommitButton (previously exactly one row); sidebarDockedH needed no manual update since it's measured by actually rendering sidebarDocked (lipgloss.Height), not a hardcoded sum, so the docked block's growth and the sidebar's own filler-gap shrink are both automatic. The description→button gap row above the block is unchanged. docs/design/mission/README.md's CommitButton geometry row and its "net effect on sidebarBlocks" paragraph are updated in the same commit, with the ruling that half-blocks are the sanctioned way to hit a sub-cell height in this build; a hairline seam some fonts render between a half-block row and its solid neighbor is accepted, not chased. Added TestHalfBlockGlyphsMeasureAsOneCell (▄/▀ sit in Unicode's East Asian Ambiguous range in some width tables) alongside the existing Nerd Font glyph measurement test -- the same footgun, a different glyph family. Rewrote the button's own composition tests for the new 3-row shape (exact glyph rows + fg/bg for both enabled and disabled), added a hit-test covering all three rows plus the row just past the bottom cap (which must NOT still read as the button), and fixed two now-stale hardcoded frame coordinates whose old values happened to sit inside regions the layout shift moved: mission_test.go's undo-chip click row math (still lands on the same y by coincidence -- the docked block's growth and the list region's shrink cancel out exactly, so the comment is corrected rather than the value) and its "sidebar filler gap" probe cell, which real did move (row 14 -> row 13, since the filler shrank from 3 rows to 1). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@lib/git-ops.ts`:
- Around line 61-64: Update getRemoteDefaultBranch so it queries the remote with
git ls-remote --symref before consulting the local refs/remotes/<remote>/HEAD
metadata; use the local symbolic-ref only when the remote query fails,
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Owner ruling: the repo/worktree/branch segments' trailing chevron sat flush against the divider. It now renders 2 cells in from the segment's right edge -- chevron, then 2 blank cells of the segment's own background, then the divider column. segmentSpec gains trailingPad (default 0, unchanged for the action segment's ahead/behind pills, which stay flush); the three chevron call sites set it to the new chevronTrailingPad constant. renderSegment subtracts it from both the value-text clip budget (bottomAvail) and the gap computation before the trailing accessory, so a long repo or branch name still clips cleanly instead of growing into the new gap and colliding with the chevron. Hover/open fills needed no change: row2's own base.Width(width).Render(...) already pads any trailing space with the segment's background, so the two new gap cells are already part of the hover/open span, not the divider's. Segment origins, modal anchoring, and segment widths are unchanged -- this is inside the segment, not a width change. Tests: chevron position (exactly 2 cells before the right edge) for all three foldout segments; a long value clips without touching the chevron; the action segment's pills stay flush (no regression from a blanket renderSegment change). Existing hover/bg-coverage tests (TestTopBarHoverCoversAllThreeRowsOfItsSegment and the full-frame bg-coverage suite) pass unchanged, confirming the padding cells are already covered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner found on a real (non-fixture) plain git repo: the worktree
segment rendered a raw absolute path ("/Users/matt/Document…") instead
of a name. worktree:list has no rt-provided name for a repo it has
never registered as a worktree, and buildModel's own fallback
(worktreeRows.find(...)?.name ?? "") produced an empty string, which
mission.go's renderWorktreeSegment then falls back to Current.Worktree
(the raw path) for.
buildModel now falls back to the checkout directory's own basename
(path's own `||` covers both an empty WorktreeRow.name and no matching
row at all) before that ever reaches the view -- the segment must
never render an absolute path.
Every mission fixture models an rt-managed worktree with a
daemon-assigned name, so this path was never exercised; added directly
in lib/mission/__tests__/model.test.ts (an empty name, no matching row
at all, and the existing named case as a non-regression check).
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…tamp Owner found on a real (non-fixture) plain git repo: the undo strip read "Committed 2026-09-20T19:21:02-05:00 …" instead of a relative time. MissionLastCommit.when carried git-core's raw log authorDate straight through; the view (changes.go's renderUndoStrip) has always rendered it verbatim, so nothing was masking this on a real repo the way every mission fixture's own hand-written "2 minutes ago" value did. Preformatted driver-side in refresh(), the same convention action.meta and MissionBranchRow.when already use (the driver formats once, the view renders whatever string it gets) -- formatRelativeTime against this.deps.now(), the same formatter and clock seam the branch dates already share. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner ruling, after research into the aborted three-way reconciliation design: rt adopts GitHub Desktop's own staging model wholesale rather than building a reconciliation nothing in GHD or the vendored pipeline actually needs. Verified against GHD's own source (app/src/lib/git/diff.ts's getWorkingDirectoryDiff): the diff pane always shows a file's full changes, independent of what's staged. getStagingDiff now runs `git diff HEAD -- <path>` for modified/deleted/ copied/conflicted files (worktree vs HEAD, so staged and unstaged content show together) instead of `git diff -- <path>` (worktree vs index, which is why a fully staged file's diff used to be empty -- this is the real-repo defect the round started from). Untracked files are unchanged (`--no-index -- /dev/null <path>`). Renamed files keep the index-based comparison GHD itself uses and explicitly calls "the best kind of incorrect" -- diffing a rename against HEAD would need a rename-aware three-way comparison neither GHD nor this change attempts. New stageFileFully(path, originalPath?) is the "All" half of the commit-time index rebuild the driver will do next (GHD's own stageFiles "normal" + "oldRenamed" steps): a bare `git add` handles new/modified/deleted uniformly, and a rename recreates its old path via `update-index --force-remove` first so the move survives a prior full index reset. The "Partial" half reuses the existing stageSelection (already exactly GHD's applyPatchToIndex once the diff it's handed is the same HEAD-vs-worktree diff -- no changes needed there). Tests: the 12 existing stagingDiff/stageSelection/discardSelection sandbox tests pass unchanged (none had pre-staged content ahead of a worktree edit, so HEAD-vs-worktree and worktree-vs-index produce identical output for them). New sandbox tests, RED-verified against the pre-fix code: a fully staged modified file's diff shows the real change instead of empty; a partially staged file shows staged and unstaged edits together; a fully staged deletion shows the deletion; a renamed file's diff still uses the index (non-regression); and three for stageFileFully (plain modify, delete, rename recreation). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner ruling: rt adopts GitHub Desktop's own staging model. include (all/partial/none) is now purely a read of the driver's persisted DiffSelection -- file.staged/file.unstaged no longer factor in at all, matching GHD's own checkbox semantics exactly. Every file's default (no selection recorded yet) is All, GHD's own default, applied everywhere buildModel used to derive a fallback from index state: the Changes list's own include, and the diff pane's per-line selected seed. stagedTotal/canCommit/commitPlaceholder/commitButtonLabel needed no code changes at all -- they already read `change.include`, which now means "checked" automatically once deriveInclude switched semantics. Golden fixture updated to match: a freshly-added file with no selection recorded now reads "all" (was "none", derived from its unstaged-only index state) -- buttonLabel and stagedTotal follow (3 checked files, not 2 staged ones). Existing per-line/per-file tests that exercised the OLD file.staged/unstaged-derived fallback are rewritten to exercise the new selection-only default and its explicit override, rather than testing behavior that no longer exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner ruling: rt adopts GitHub Desktop's own staging model wholesale. mission:stage (line, hunk, toggle-file) now only ever mutates the driver's own DiffSelection map -- it never calls git. Toggle-file flips a tri-state checkbox's own click rule (Partial/None -> All, All -> None); line/hunk toggling just flips the bit, in either direction, since there's no longer a "can't unstage" limitation to refuse around. RT-221's "line unstage is impossible" residual dissolves under this model: unchecking a line was always just deselecting it once staging stopped being a git call. The real git index is rebuilt exactly once, at commit time (rebuildIndexFromSelections), following GHD's own sequencing (app/src/lib/git/commit.ts's createCommit): reset the whole index to HEAD, then walk every changed file and bring the index to match its own selection -- None needs no call, All is stageFileFully (this round's git-core addition), Partial re-fetches the file's own displayed diff and applies exactly the checked lines via the existing stageSelection (already exactly GHD's applyPatchToIndex once handed the new HEAD-vs-worktree diff). Anything staged outside glitter -- a plain `git add`, another agent working the same repo -- is rebuilt away here, matching GHD's own accepted behavior. Selections now persist across the whole session as the user's actual commit intent, not derived state: reconcileSelections (called from every place that replaces the driver's snapshot) seeds a newly- appeared file to All and prunes one that's gone, but never touches an existing entry -- a selection made before an unrelated git-status- triggered refresh survives it. discardSelection's own path drops its file's entry deliberately: a discard changes the diff's shape, so any persisted selection's absolute indices no longer point at the same content, and reconcileSelections re-seeds it fresh. stageFile/unstageFile are gone from MissionDeps -- selection-only staging has no whole-file git primitive to inject -- and their sole implementations, commit-ops.ts's stagePath/unstagePath, are now dead and removed (grepped clean across the repo first). Tests: driver.test.ts's staging suite rewritten for selection-only behavior (a line/hunk toggle flips exactly that bit, in either direction, with zero git calls; toggle-file's tri-state rule), a new suite pinning the exact commit-time dispatch (None/All/Partial routed to the right call, including a rename's originalPath reaching both stageFileFully and stageSelection), and a new suite proving a selection survives a git-status-triggered refresh. compose.test.ts's real-sandbox round trip is rewritten to the ticket's own ask: a file partially selected (one line deselected) commits exactly its checked content and leaves the rest in the working tree; a file toggled off entirely is excluded and stays untouched; both are RE-SEEDED to All after the commit (their own remaining/untouched content reappearing fresh, GHD's own default). Two git-core conformance tests (hostile unborn-HEAD and mid-merge-conflict states) are re-pinned to the new, verified-against-real-git actual behavior their own file's stated methodology calls for, now that getStagingDiff names HEAD explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner-verified real-repo defect: rows reordered when files got staged, because the Changes list rendered snapshot.files in git status's own order, which regroups as the index changes. Verified against GHD's own source (app/src/lib/stores/updates/changes-state.ts's updateChangedFiles, line 61): it sorts the merged working-directory files case-insensitively by path on every status refresh, independent of staged/selection state. buildModel now does the same -- caseInsensitiveComparePath mirrors GHD's own caseInsensitiveCompare (app/src/lib/compare.ts: lowercase both sides, ordinal comparison, not locale-aware collation) -- so a row's position depends only on which paths are present, never on how git status happened to list them or what got checked. That same GHD function is also the reference implementation for last round's selection-persistence work, and reading it in full surfaced a real gap in what was built: GHD carries a file's selection forward UNCHANGED across a status refresh, with one deliberate exception -- when the caller marks the refresh as one where partial state should clear (right after a commit, or after a display setting that shifts line numbers), a Partial selection downgrades to None rather than riding forward at now-stale absolute indices. The driver's own reconcileSelections already did the "carry forward unless new/gone" half correctly; handleCommit's blanket `selections = new Map()` did not -- it wiped a deliberately-unchecked file's None right alongside the just-committed Partial ones, so an untouched file would spring back to fully-checked after an unrelated commit. Fixed to GHD's exact rule: only Partial entries downgrade to None; All/None are left alone regardless of the diff's shape, since neither carries index-specific meaning. handleDiscard's own stale-selection cleanup (a discard shifts a file's diff shape exactly like a commit's remainder does) is fixed the same way instead of an unconditional delete-then-reseed-to-All. Tests: a scrambled snapshot.files order and two different orderings of the same file set both render identically sorted; mixed-case paths sort case-insensitively (not raw byte order); the selected file's diff still resolves by path (not row index) across a reorder. The compose round trip's post-commit assertions are corrected to the now-accurate behavior: a partially-committed file's leftover content reads unchecked (None), not reseeded to All, and the deliberately-excluded file's None persists rather than springing back to checked. Golden fixture and its Go/TS decode assertions updated to the new sorted order (mission.go, model.go, topbar.go -- 'i' < 'o' < 't'); four Go mouse/keyboard row-position tests updated to the same reordering. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…badge On a repo the daemon has never swept (a brand-new, never-registered worktree), currentBadge() fell back to EMPTY_GIT_BADGE, so the action segment claimed "Publish branch · Never fetched" even when the branch demonstrably has an upstream and is ahead -- confirmed and scoped in the previous round's report, built now. this.snapshot's own upstream/ahead/behind are already fetched live on every refresh, independent of the daemon sweep, and were sitting unused for exactly this fallback. currentBadge() now builds a synthetic badge from them when no daemon badge exists for the current worktree, leaving lastFetchedAt null (that specifically answers "has the daemon fetched," which the live snapshot has no way to know) and dirty-file counts at their EMPTY_GIT_BADGE defaults (out of scope -- deriveAction never reads them). currentRepoBadges()'s own per-row usage (the worktree modal's list of every worktree, not just the current one) is untouched: an unswept OTHER worktree still reads as empty until its own sweep lands, which is correct there. Tests: the existing "never borrows another worktree's badge" case is narrowed to a snapshot with no upstream at all, isolating it from the new fallback; a new test gives the live snapshot a real upstream and ahead count with no daemon badge and asserts the action reads "push" (not the false "publish-branch") while meta still correctly reads "Never fetched" (a true daemon-fetch fact, not the wire's own to disprove). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records the ratified 2026-09-21 staging model plainly, in both places someone would look: docs/design/mission/README.md gets a full section (the diff pane always shows HEAD-vs-worktree, checkboxes are commit intent not index state, the commit-time reset+rebuild sequencing, the Partial-selection-downgrades-to-None persistence exception, and RT-221's line-unstage residual dissolving under this model); CLAUDE.md's rt-ui section gets a short pointer stating the consequence that actually bites: anything staged outside glitter is rebuilt away at the next commit, worth knowing plainly since this estate routinely has multiple agents working the same checkout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two explicit real-sandbox scenarios the staging-model round's own test list called for but the initial round trip didn't cover directly: - A file staged entirely outside the app (a raw `git add`, standing in for another agent editing the same repo concurrently) still defaults to checked (the checkbox has no idea what's in the index), but once unchecked, the reset-then-rebuild sequencing at commit time excludes it completely -- the commit takes only what's checked, never what happens to already be in the index. - Amend still works with the new sequencing: a first commit, then a new file appearing and getting checked before an amend, folds correctly into the replaced commit (still one commit replacing the first, not a second stacked on top) alongside the already-committed content. Also confirms a deliberately-unchecked file's None survives across the first commit rather than springing back to checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit finding on PR #353: getRemoteDefaultBranch early-returned on the local refs/remotes/<remote>/HEAD symref, which a plain fetch never refreshes once set. After a server-side rename (main -> trunk) that symref goes stale forever, and it fed sync, rebase --origin-detection, reset --origin, and the amend/undo history-rewrite guard. Ruling: query-remote-first for every caller above (network already in play, correctness over latency), but keep mission's own interactive per-refresh resolve local-first -- it is display state read on every redraw, not a mutation, and a network round trip there would make the TUI network-bound and slow/broken offline. - getRemoteDefaultBranch takes an opts.preferRemote flag that swaps the probe order (remote ls-remote first, local symref as fallback); the final origin/main and origin/master probes stay the last resort either way. - sync.ts, git/reset.ts, git/rebase.ts, and git/mutate.ts's history-rewrite guard (amend, undo) now pass preferRemote: true. - lib/mission/driver.ts's cached per-refresh resolve is unchanged: it already only reaches this function with the default (local-first) ordering. - runAction (mission's fetch/pull/pull-rebase) now re-runs `git remote set-head <remote> -a` after a successful action, so the local symref self-heals on the actions users already run constantly and the local-first path stays honest in practice. Tests: preferRemote returning the renamed branch vs. the default ordering returning the cached one (both pinned, with a comment on why they differ); preferRemote falling back to the local symref, not throwing, when the remote is unreachable; fetch refreshing the local symref end to end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rt missionview and the design boards, found on first live run: the build matched the boards' structure and tokens but not their composition.What changed
Six distinct background-fill leaks were found and fixed along the way (trailing chevrons, pill separators, border backgrounds, ANSI-aware clipping, chroma token backgrounds, JoinVertical padding), each with a red-first test.
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