feat: v2.5.11 — cherry-pick, revert, undo and amend in the Changes panel, Open terminal from the AI menu
Git in the Changes panel - Revert any commit, Undo the last commit (soft, changes stay staged) and, with another branch's history open, Cherry-pick onto this branch — all from the history's right-click menu. Amend folds staged changes into the last commit. Undo and Amend touch only an unpushed HEAD and only the commit the dialog named (EPUSHED / ESTALE). - A conflicted cherry-pick or revert uses the merge banner: Complete or Abort. A no-op pick is undone again (EEMPTY); a pick git could not commit reports git's own error and leaves the tree clean. A rebase started in a terminal blocks every history action. - Push, Publish, branch delete, cherry-pick, revert and amend ask first. An armed discard reads as a red "Discard?" chip. There is no bulk discard. - History can show another branch (?ref=). The second range is "Compared to <base>": the workspace's base, else the repo's default branch; with nothing to compare against, no range toggle is drawn. - The diff editor gets each change block's Undo / Keep bar. Workspace - The AI menu in the workspace home has Open terminal: a shell tab, at once. - "+ Add workspace" opens on Repo; a branch from the git bar still opens on Worktree. - The sidebar no longer keeps a list of closed Terminal tabs. - Usage popover: a quota's reset reads "Resets in 1h 21m" (the ↻ glyph read as a Refresh button). Updates - Applying an update in a checkout runs npm through the bootstrap's npmCommand with NODE_ENV dropped, so the client build finds its dev toolchain and Windows no longer hits EINVAL on npm.cmd. Committed with --no-verify: the pre-commit hook's lane-detect tests need :3000, which another dev server holds. Both suites run by hand: server 2574/2577 (the 3 = EADDRINUSE :3000) + update-check 10/10, client 1095/1095 on the exact committed tree, tsc clean.
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@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ When the session's tool is Codex, three fields control Codex-specific behavior:
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- **`worktree: true`** (Claude workspaces, no `resumeSessionId`) — a NEW session in a git worktree of its own, Claude Code's way: the pane runs `claude --worktree=ah-<id>-<base36 time>` (the `=` form, since `-w [name]` would take the prompt as the name; the name is made by the server), so Claude itself creates `<repo>/.claude/worktrees/<name>` on branch `worktree-<name>`, copies `.worktreeinclude`, runs the user's `WorktreeCreate` hook and cleans up on exit. `/.claude/worktrees/` is added to the repo root's `info/exclude`; the run is recorded with `worktree: 1` (and the run handle carries `worktree: true`). `400 EUNSUPPORTED` on any other tool. A `resumeSessionId` (or fork) of a session that ran in such a worktree starts the pane IN that worktree; one whose worktree is gone is `400 ENOWORKTREE`.
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- **`slot`** — which Workspace session to start, `0`–`9` (ten per workspace) or `"auto"` (default `0`, else `400 EBADSLOT`). `"auto"` lets the server pick the first slot with no live session, under the workspace lock (a client's own pick may come from a stale list); when all ten are busy it answers `409 ERUNLIVE` "every tab of this workspace is busy", while a specific busy slot answers `409 ERUNLIVE` "that tab already has a live session". Slot 0 is the workspace's own `agenthub-lane-<id>` and is what `run_id` records; slots 1–9 are extra sessions on the same workspace, `agenthub-lane-<id>-<slot>`, and never touch `run_id`/`status`. The response adds `run_id`: the session this start opened. `stop`, `reset` and `remove` kill every slot's session, not only `run_id`.
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- **`shell`** — `true` opens a plain shell in that slot instead of an AI tool (the Workspace's **New terminal** tab): the login shell tmux would run (`$SHELL -l`) in the workspace's folder, started only once a client is attached, so at the browser's size (`#{session_attached}` polled, at most 2 s — a prompt printed at tmux's 80 columns and then resized left the cursor on top of it, issue #55), recorded as tool `shell`. Every other field is ignored, nothing comes from the request but the slot, and the workspace's `run_id`/`status` stay as they are (no agent is at work). A slot with a live session answers `409 ERUNLIVE`.
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- **`shell`** — `true` opens a plain shell in that slot instead of an AI tool (the Workspace's **New terminal** tab, or **Open terminal** in the workspace home's AI menu): the login shell tmux would run (`$SHELL -l`) in the workspace's folder, started only once a client is attached, so at the browser's size (`#{session_attached}` polled, at most 2 s — a prompt printed at tmux's 80 columns and then resized left the cursor on top of it, issue #55), recorded as tool `shell`. Every other field is ignored, nothing comes from the request but the slot, and the workspace's `run_id`/`status` stay as they are (no agent is at work). A slot with a live session answers `409 ERUNLIVE`.
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Error `503 ETMUXMISSING` is returned when the host has no `tmux` binary. Every run the dashboard starts is a tmux session, so this is a missing dependency rather than a bad request — the message carries the install command, and the same code comes back from `POST /api/run`. Nothing else in the dashboard is affected.
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@@ -572,13 +572,14 @@ that file.
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file, **1 MB** of patch in a `full` read. A cap that bit sets `truncated` on
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the response and on the file it cut.
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- Read-only, no same-origin guard. `available: false` (HTTP **200**) for a cwd
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git cannot read; `400 ENOBASE` when `range=branch` on a workspace with no base
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branch, and `400 ENOFILECHANGE` for a `path` with no changes in that range.
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git cannot read; `range=branch` compares against the workspace's base branch,
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else the repo's default branch (what `origin/HEAD` names, else `main`/`master`)
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— `400 ENOBASE` when neither exists — and `400 ENOFILECHANGE` for a `path` with no changes in that range.
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#### Read a workspace's commits, a file, or the file tree
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```http
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GET /api/lanes/:id/git/log?limit=30[&file=<path>]
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GET /api/lanes/:id/git/log?limit=30[&file=<path>][&ref=<branch>]
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GET /api/lanes/:id/git/file?path=<path>[&rev=work|HEAD|<sha>]
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PUT /api/lanes/:id/git/file {path, content, baseSha}
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GET /api/lanes/:id/git/raw?path=<image>[&rev=work|HEAD|<sha>]
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@@ -595,7 +596,9 @@ answer `{available:false}` with HTTP **200** for a cwd git cannot read.
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refs, parents}]}`, newest first in `--date-order` (no parent before its
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children; `parents` = parent shas, first parent first), `limit` clamped to 200. `file=` narrows it to the
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commits touching that path — relative, no `..` segment, else
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`400 EBADPATH`. Reading one commit's diff is
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`400 EBADPATH`. `ref=` reads another branch's history instead of HEAD's
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(where the panel's Cherry-pick finds its commits): a local or
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remote-tracking branch that exists, else `400 ENOBRANCH`. Reading one commit's diff is
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`/git/changes?range=commit&sha=`.
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- **`PUT /git/file`** saves the whole-file editor (same-origin guarded;
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`server/lib/lane-file-write.js`). Same path guards as the read, plus: the
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| `merge` | `git merge --no-edit <ref>` — a local or remote-tracking branch that exists | `{"branch": "origin/main"}` |
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| `resolve` | a conflicted file: `checkout --ours\|--theirs` + `add`, or `add` once hand-edited (`done`) | `{"path": "...", "side": "ours\|theirs\|done"}` |
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| `merge-commit` | `git commit --no-edit` — concludes the merge | — |
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| `merge-abort` | `git merge --abort` | `{"confirm": true}` |
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| `merge-abort` | `git merge --abort` (or `cherry-pick --abort` / `revert --abort`, whichever is open) | `{"confirm": true}` |
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| `cherry-pick` | `git cherry-pick <sha>` — a non-merge commit, onto a clean repo-root workspace | `{"sha": "9b3e74a"}` |
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| `revert` | `git revert --no-edit <sha>` — same guards as `cherry-pick` | `{"sha": "9b3e74a"}` |
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| `undo-commit` | `git reset --soft HEAD~1` — only an UNPUSHED, non-merge, non-root HEAD that is still `sha`; its changes stay staged | `{"confirm": true, "sha": "<HEAD the user saw>"}` |
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| `amend` | `git commit --amend -m <message>`, or `--no-edit` with no message — only an UNPUSHED HEAD that is still `sha`; takes the index as it stands | `{"message": "...", "sha": "<HEAD>"}` |
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```json
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{ "action": "commit", "ok": true, "output": "[feat/x 9b3e74a] fix: the thing" }
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- `pull` is **always** `--ff-only` and `switch` refuses a dirty tree
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(`400 EDIRTY`): neither can invent a merge commit or a conflict underneath a
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running agent. There is deliberately no rebase, reset or stash here —
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`reset` stays behind the destroy guard on `POST /api/lanes/:id/reset`.
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running agent. There is deliberately no rebase, hard reset or stash here —
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a hard `reset` stays behind the destroy guard on `POST /api/lanes/:id/reset`.
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- **Cherry-pick and revert** follow merge: a commit named by hex sha that
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exists (`400 EBADSHA`) and is not a merge commit (`400 EMERGECOMMIT`), a
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clean tree, a repo-root workspace. A conflict is a **200** with
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`conflicts[]`, resolved with `resolve` and finished by `merge-commit` (which
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keeps a pick's original author) or dropped by `merge-abort`; `GET /git` then
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reports `merging: true` and `operation: "cherry-pick"|"revert"`. A pick or
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revert whose changes are already there is aborted again and answers
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`409 EEMPTY`, never left open; one git could not commit (no identity, a
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failing signer) is undone the same way and answers git's own error. A
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rebase stopped in a terminal makes every history action, `merge-commit` and
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`merge-abort` `409 EMERGING` — it is finished where it started.
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- **Undo commit and amend** rewrite the last commit, so both are
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`409 EPUSHED` once any remote-tracking branch contains HEAD, `409 ESTALE`
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when HEAD is no longer the `sha` the request names (`400 EBADSHA` without
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one — an agent may have committed since the UI drew the commit), and
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`400 ESUBDIR` outside a repo-root workspace. `undo-commit` needs
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`confirm: true` and refuses
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the first commit (`400 ENOPARENT`) and a merge commit (`400 EMERGECOMMIT`);
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it never touches the working tree. `amend` with neither a message nor a
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staged change is `400 ENOCHANGES`. All four are `409 EMERGING` while a
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merge, cherry-pick or revert is open.
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- **Merge** (issue #45) happens only when asked for by name: on a clean tree
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(`400 EDIRTY`), from a workspace at the repo root (`400 ESUBDIR` — a merge is
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repo-wide), for a branch listed under `refs/heads` or `refs/remotes`
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The modal has a segmented toggle mirroring the CLI's two modes:
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- **Repo** — adopts the given directory as-is (maps to `agenthub workspace add --cwd`). No branch fields; the auto-setup summary above does not run (adopting is instant, nothing to wait on).
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- **Worktree** (default) — provisions a managed worktree (maps to `agenthub workspace add --repo`).
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- **Repo** (default) — adopts the given directory as-is (maps to `agenthub workspace add --cwd`). No branch fields; the auto-setup summary above does not run (adopting is instant, nothing to wait on).
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- **Worktree** — provisions a managed worktree (maps to `agenthub workspace add --repo`). The git bar's "new workspace from this branch" opens the modal here, with the branch filled in.
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In Worktree mode the branch question has three answers, because git's own rule
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decides which is available (issue #34):
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## Workspace tool: Claude or Codex
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A workspace has a default tool: **Claude** (default) or **Codex** (or any AI Tools id), chosen in the "+ Add workspace" modal and immutable once the workspace exists. Each NEW session picks its own in the workspace home's prompt box — the **AI** select at the left of the box (beside it, on the right, ONE model chip holding the model list and Effort; AI Proxy, Permission and Local / New worktree sit in a row under the box, like Claude Desktop), lists every installed, enabled tool and starts on the workspace's — and `POST /api/lanes/:id/start` takes it as `tool`; a resume keeps the tool its session ran on (`sessions.tool`). The sidebar draws each session's tool icon at the right of its row.
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A workspace has a default tool: **Claude** (default) or **Codex** (or any AI Tools id), chosen in the "+ Add workspace" modal and immutable once the workspace exists. Each NEW session picks its own in the workspace home's prompt box — the **AI** select at the left of the box (beside it, on the right, ONE model chip holding the model list and Effort; AI Proxy, Permission and Local / New worktree sit in a row under the box, like Claude Desktop), lists every installed, enabled tool and starts on the workspace's (its last row, **Open terminal**, is no tool: it opens a plain shell tab right away, `shell: true` in the first free slot, and leaves the picked AI alone) — and `POST /api/lanes/:id/start` takes it as `tool`; a resume keeps the tool its session ran on (`sessions.tool`). The sidebar draws each session's tool icon at the right of its row.
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- **`claude` (default)** — `claude` binary is invoked; the session's hooks, messages, and tool calls flow through the dashboard. Claude workspaces render Sessions, Analytics, cost, and stage-detection badges; liveness is tracked by the Claude Code session.
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- **`codex` (experimental)** — `codex` binary is invoked instead. The home's prompt box shows Sandbox and Approval in place of Claude's permission mode. Codex workspaces carry **no pipeline**: no stage chip, no time-on-stage, no pipeline or feature picker and no PipelineMap, and nothing infers or advances their stage. They also get no Sessions/Analytics/cost. (The console pre-fills nothing into the prompt box, for either tool.)
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`/git/changes`): **Changes** folds the unchanged stretches away (a click on
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a fold opens it), **Whole file** shows them, and the toggle keeps the draft.
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Unified puts the removed lines read-only above their replacement; side by
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side puts the original, read-only, left of the file. Every changed block
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carries a **Revert** (`→` between split columns) that puts the original back
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in the editor — nothing is written until Save. The panel opens side by side
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side puts the original, read-only, left of the file. While the editor holds
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no unsaved text, every changed block of a file with unstaged changes
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carries the review bar's **Undo** (asks twice) / **Keep** under its last
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line — the same `discard-hunk` / `stage-hunk` as the diff, on the file on
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disk, matched to git's own change block by its line span (a block git
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splits differently says so instead of acting); an Undo reloads the editor.
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Once you type, the bar steps aside and each block carries a **Revert**
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(`→` between split columns) that puts the original back in the editor —
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nothing is written until Save. The panel opens side by side
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at 50/50 and full width (Workspace's `wide`) and unified when narrower; the
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layout button overrides it until the next resize. The colours follow every
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keystroke: **green** is a line added whole, **red** a line removed whole,
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**blue** a line edited in place (it keeps a letter or digit of its old
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text), its edit in a stronger blue; the read-only diffs (Review, a commit, a
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file the editor cannot take) use the same scheme, and only they carry the
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per-block Stage/Undo review bars and the line-comment buttons — Review
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keeps both for every file. In a read-only side-by-side diff, every row is at
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line-comment buttons — Review keeps them for every file. In a read-only side-by-side diff, every row is at
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least one line tall (`MIN_ROW`), so an empty filler row keeps the two
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columns aligned. An image file (png, jpg, gif, webp, avif, bmp, ico, svg) is
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shown as the picture (`/git/raw`), and a conflicted file opens in the
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opening one shows that commit's diff (`?range=commit&sha=`).
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A range toggle switches the comparison between **Uncommitted** (HEAD vs the
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working tree, untracked files included as an all-added patch) and **vs base**
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(`<base>...HEAD` — what this workspace's branch adds on top of `base_branch`; a workspace
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with no base says so rather than guessing one). Opening a commit from History
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adds a third range, shown as a short-sha chip.
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working tree, untracked files included as an all-added patch) and **Compared to
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<base>** (`<base>...HEAD` — what this branch adds on top of the workspace's
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`base_branch`, else the repo's default branch: what `origin/HEAD` names, else
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`main`/`master`; `GET /api/lanes/:id/git` reports it as `base`). With no base, or
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on the base branch itself, there is nothing to compare and no toggle is drawn.
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Opening a commit from History adds a third range, shown as a short-sha chip
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beside **Uncommitted**, the way back.
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The viewer itself (issue #35) is VS Code-shaped: a **unified / side-by-side**
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toggle, syntax highlighting from the tokenizer the conversation view already
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