- Remove wrapping ScrollViewer from live output TextBox — Avalonia
TextBox with AcceptsReturn handles its own scrolling; nested
ScrollViewer caused layout collapse
- Auto-scroll via CaretIndex instead of removed ScrollViewer
- Add OnWindowClosed to both editor ViewModels, ensuring the
TaskCompletionSource always resolves when the dialog closes
(including via X button), preventing RelayCommand from staying
permanently disabled
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Model, SystemPrompt, and AgentPath override fields to TaskEditorViewModel and TaskEditorView. Wires agent loading from WorkerClient in TaskListViewModel before opening the editor dialog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
App: build a ServiceProvider in Program.cs (AppSettings, SqliteConnectionFactory,
all repositories, GitService, WorkerClient, all view-models), apply schema, then
hand control to Avalonia. App.OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted resolves
MainWindowViewModel from the container.
Ui:
- AppSettings POCO loaded from ~/.todo-app/ui.config.json (db path, hub url).
- WorkerClient wraps HubConnection with auto-reconnect, exposes IsConnected and
ActiveTasks plus C# events for TaskStarted/Finished/Message/Updated and
WorktreeUpdated; all inbound events are marshalled to the UI thread.
- ViewModels: MainWindow (lists CRUD via ListEditor dialog), TaskList (load by
list, add/edit/delete, auto WakeQueue on agent+queued create), TaskItem
(RunNow gated on connection + status), TaskDetail (description, result, live
ndjson rolling buffer of 500 lines, worktree branch/diff with merge/keep/
discard via GitService), StatusBar, ListEditor, TaskEditor.
- Views: 3-pane MainWindow (lists | tasks | detail) with GridSplitters, status
bar, dialog windows for the editors. Status badges via StatusColorConverter.
- Markdown rendering, folder picker, delete-confirmation, settings dialog and
scroll-to-bottom on the live log are intentionally TODO -- functional
scaffold only.
Tests: also debounce the FIFO queue test (poll instead of Task.Delay(200)) so
the assertion isn't racy when the suite runs alongside the slower git tests.
38 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
