Lists default to the Text icon instead of the folder icon, rows align
across depths with a guide line per open folder, folder names are
semibold, folder counts only show while collapsed and zero counts hide.
Reuses RepoScanner.IsRepo (now public) to validate WorkingDir whenever it
changes in ListSettingsModalViewModel — Browse or typing. A missing folder
or a non-repo folder shows an inline warning and gates Save via the same
CanExecute pattern the load-failure gate already uses; an empty WorkingDir
is untouched. Previously this only surfaced as a Failed task deep in
WorktreeManager on first run.
Also localizes the two hardcoded EN strings in the same file (delete
confirm, planning-sessions block) into vm.listSettings.* keys.
Folders render above the top-level lists, each with its own collapsible
children; tapping a folder header folds it instead of selecting it.
Lists move in by dragging onto a folder header (or onto a row inside it)
and out by dropping between top-level rows or via the context menu.
Creating a folder is a toggle in the New-list modal, not a third sidebar
button: it reduces the modal to name + icon and writes a folder row
instead of the list row the create flow pre-created.
Schalter, Zeitfenster und Handoff-Prozent lagen im Usage-Monitor und mussten
in SettingsModalViewModel nur load->save durchgeschleift werden, damit ein
Settings-Speichern sie nicht zurueckwirft. Jetzt gehoeren sie dem General-Tab,
der Monitor ist wieder nur Anzeige + Threshold-Drag, und "Jetzt aktualisieren"
sitzt als Icon in der Titelleiste (neuer ModalShell.HeaderActions-Slot).
BeginLoad's fire-and-forget LoadAsync now catches instead of leaving an
unobserved task exception, reports it via the new ErrorReported event
(wired into FlashFooterError like the other modal VMs), and keeps Save
locked so the failure can't clobber list_config with blank fields.
LoadTicketProjectsAsync's empty catch now reports too; behavior for the
dropdown itself is unchanged.
OpenListSettingsAsync/CreateListAsync used to await LoadAsync (name/agent
config/list_config x2/ticket settings/ticket projects, all serial) before
showing the window -- an unreachable ticket system alone could add a 10s
HTTP timeout to every open. LoadAsync now runs via BeginLoad (fire-and-forget,
mirrors UsageMonitorModalViewModel), the modal shows immediately and fields
fill in behind it.
GetListConfigAsync no longer runs twice per open -- AgentConfigEditorViewModel
exposes the row it already fetched (LastLoadedListConfig) instead of the
caller re-fetching it. Ticket-project loading is split into its own
fire-and-forget step so a slow/unreachable ticket system can't block the
rest of the fields, and its tri-state Save logic now also treats "never
finished loading" like "not available" -- leaving the stored
TicketProjectId link untouched instead of overwriting it with 0. Save/Delete
are gated (CanExecute) on the core load being done, so a save can't land
before the fields it writes are populated.
Not measured with OperationTiming against a live worker in this session (no
running app instance available) -- verified instead via 4 new unit tests
that assert GetListConfigAsync fires exactly once and that a hung/failing
ticket-projects call neither blocks LoadAsync's other fields nor corrupts
the saved TicketProjectId. Before/after OperationTiming numbers and a visual
pass are still open follow-ups.
Der Toggle sitzt unter den Gauges im Usage-Monitor, weil "das restliche Fenster
ausnutzen" eine Entscheidung ist, die man beim Blick auf das restliche Fenster
trifft. Er speichert sofort per Read-modify-write, gleiche Disziplin wie
SaveStagesAsync, damit er keine Felder ueberschreibt, die er nicht besitzt.
Zwei Stellen, die das Opt-in still ausgeschaltet haetten:
- WorkerHub.UpdateListConfig loescht die Config-Zeile, wenn alle Felder leer
sind. PowerUseAllowed muss in diese Leer-Pruefung, sonst verschwindet das
Opt-in sofort wieder, wenn es das einzige gesetzte Feld ist.
- SettingsModalViewModel baut das AppSettingsDto positional neu auf. Ohne
Round-trip haette jedes Speichern der Settings PowerUseEnabled auf den
Record-Default false zurueckgesetzt. Gleiches Muster wie _throttleStages.
Das Handoff-Budget ist als Spinner in Settings -> General editierbar, weil es
auch fuer normale (interaktive) Handler-Runs gilt und nicht an PowerUse haengt.
Das Addendum selbst ist ueber Settings -> Files anpassbar.
"New list" pre-creates the DB row before opening List Settings.
Cancelling or closing that modal left an untitled empty list behind;
CreateListAsync now rolls the row back unless the modal reports Saved.
Also moves the new-list/import-repo buttons up next to the "My Lists"
label instead of a row below the list, and puts Notes above Important
in the smart-list nav order.
Listen bekommen eine Icon-Spalte (Migration AddListIcon) und einen Icon-Picker
in den Listeneinstellungen; 34 kuratierte Geometrien aus der Icon-Bibliothek,
Fallback auf "Folder" bei unbekanntem Key.
Der Metadata-Footer im Task-Detail entfällt; created-at wandert in die
Header-Zeile neben das ID-Badge, der Close-Button (und CloseDetailsCommand)
fällt weg.
ScopeGlobs auf Tasks und SerializeOnFileOverlap auf der Listen-Config waren
ungenutzt: der Scope wurde nie befuellt, also hat der Queue-Picker nie
serialisiert. ScopeOverlap, das Picker-Gate, die DTO-Felder, die UI-Option und
die Spalten fallen weg (Migration DropFileScopeSerialization).
Die Bandel-API ist unter dem eingetragenen Hostnamen nicht erreichbar
(Verbindung aktiv abgelehnt), das Feature bliebe also eine Einrichtung,
die nicht funktionieren kann. TicketSettingsTabViewModel.FeatureEnabled
versteckt alle drei Einstiegspunkte: Settings-Tab, Projekt-Dropdown in
den Listen-Einstellungen, Kontextmenue-Eintrag.
Gespeicherte Base-URL, PAT und Projektverknuepfungen bleiben erhalten
und greifen beim Umlegen sofort wieder.
Das Flag war bisher nur ueber MCP set_list_config erreichbar. UpdateListConfigDto
fuehrt es tri-state (null = gespeicherten Wert behalten), damit nur das
Listen-Modal es setzen/loeschen kann und kein anderer Aufrufer es per Omission
verliert.
Per-list optional VerifyCommand (list_config.verify_command) runs via
VerifyCommandRunner in the list's working dir right after a successful
merge/continue-merge, before the task is allowed to reach Done. A
non-zero exit or timeout leaves the merge in place but keeps the task
out of Done and reports StatusVerifyFailed with an output excerpt
through MergeResultDto/review_task; no command configured behaves
exactly as before. Merges against the same repo are now serialized
per working dir so a running verify can't be interrupted by a second
merge landing mid-build. Adds the field to the List Settings modal
(en/de localized) and covers success/failure/timeout in
TaskMergeServiceTests + VerifyCommandRunnerTests.
Reminders written down as todos had no home: every task looked like Claude work.
A manual task now shows a MANUAL badge and hides send-to-queue, refine and the
planning session; the queue picker, daily prep and the list handler all skip it,
with a TaskStateService guard so the MCP surface and hub cannot start one either.
Opening a hand-driven ConPTY session stays available on purpose.
A list can be marked manual in its settings, which makes tasks created there
(UI and MCP add_task) start out manual. Toggle per task from its context menu.
Add 16 missing members to IWorkerClient (IsReconnecting, WorkerLogReceivedEvent,
PrimeFired, LastApproveTarget, Refresh/RestoreDefaultAgents, UpdateAppSettings,
prime schedule CRUD, UpdateList/UpdateListConfig, all worktree ops).
Switch all production consumers off the concrete WorkerClient type; only
Program.cs/App host still resolves the concrete registration.
Update StubWorkerClient and FakeWorkerClient to satisfy the expanded interface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces six scattered "chore" literals across TaskEntity, ListEntity,
WorkerHub, ListsIslandViewModel, ListNavItemViewModel and the inline
commit type list in ListSettingsModalViewModel.
Replaces three scattered model lists (ListSettingsModalViewModel,
DetailsIslandViewModel, GeneralSettingsTabViewModel) and the hardcoded
planning model with a single source. Planning launcher now uses the
opus alias instead of pinning claude-opus-4-7.
