# Changelog All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and the project uses [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html). ## 0.1.7 — 2026-10-29 ### Added - The branch popover's remote rows carry their own actions: create a local branch from one — it starts out tracking the remote branch, whatever `branch.autoSetupMerge` says — and delete the branch on the remote. Deleting asks first and names the branch, and a default branch is refused host-side. - Deleting a local branch can take its remote branch with it: when the branch tracks a remote branch that is still listed, the confirm offers an unchecked "also delete the remote branch" box. The local branch goes first, so a failed `git push --delete` is reported without pretending the whole action did nothing. - Every document has an English edition beside its Chinese one: README, CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY and the five manuals. A page that exists in one language only sends the other reader to text they cannot read, so the English manuals are translated section for section rather than summarised, and `test/docs-i18n.test.js` keeps heading levels, fences, tables, every relative link and anchor, and the language of each screenshot in step. ### Changed - The screenshots follow the documents: the bare file name is the English UI and `.zh.png` is the Chinese one, in one directory rather than an `en/` and `zh/` split. The marketplace catalog lists bare names, so it now shows the English set it was always meant to show. ### Fixed - Two quick clicks on commits in the history no longer leave the slower commit's detail on screen: each fetch is stamped and a stale answer is dropped, the way the list already worked. - Creating a branch at a commit carried the uncommitted changes through without a word — it ends in a checkout, so it now asks first, the same question a plain branch switch asks. - A git command that runs past its timeout is killed together with the processes it spawned (ssh, git-remote-https), so a stalled remote no longer holds the pane open. - The read routes validate the revision they are given, so a value like `--output=owned.txt` is refused instead of reaching git as an option. - A `.gitignore` line starting with `!` or `#` is escaped when the pane adds it, so asking to ignore a file named `!keep.txt` now does. - One workspace whose folder has been deleted no longer fails the whole workspace list. - The change feed closes with its last listener instead of asking for the repository revision every three seconds for the rest of the page's life, and the commit detail no longer serves a cached payload that was fetched before the repository changed. ## 0.1.6 — 2026-10-27 ### Added - The history table's columns can be resized. Drag the hairline on a column edge to give that column the width you want, double click the hairline to hand the column back to its default, and the widths stay in the browser so the table comes back the way you left it. The graph column opens far wider than the pane itself, which is what the bottom dock needs to show every lane of a wide graph. When the pane cannot hold what all the columns ask for, the column you touched last keeps the room and the others give way in proportion; a column that no longer fits is clamped instead of pushing the table into a horizontal scroll. - The history table sorts by any column, and the graph is drawn in the history order (date, newest first) only — the graph states a parent-child relation that another order does not have. The filter row now offers a button that goes back to the history order, so a graph lost to a stray click on a header is one click away from coming back. ### Fixed - A delivery card's Git button opens the diff of the turn the card was built from, inside the conversation. The card hands over the sequence of its own `deliverables/presented` event while `workspaceChanges.summary()` only answers for `workspace/changes` events, so the lookup came back empty and the button was sent to the commit pane instead, which shows the working tree rather than what the agent did. - The diff view registers itself again when the host re-declares its slot. `slots.inject` disposes its effect and runs the callback a second time whenever the slot declaration collapses and comes back; the callback returned the disposer stored on the first run, and that disposer was already dead, so no tab was registered while the module believed the view was up. Every click that should open the diff was a silent no-op. - The commit draft goes through the model DSH has selected. An official-account login registers several providers and the first one in the registry exposes no catalog, so taking the first provider ended in "provider deepseek-official has no model" while the chat pane worked fine. The plugin config still overrides the route field by field, and a missing sign-in is named instead of surfacing the raw provider error. - The commit prompt names the output language. The rules implied the language only through their own wording, so the model answered in English under a Chinese UI whenever the diff itself was English. - A pane has one name in both bars. The right sidebar's guide cards used Git-prefixed labels while the tab strip and the bottom workbench used the short ones, so the same pane had two names. - The right-sidebar fallback for the diff view logs the branch it takes with the target's source, so a report of "it opened on the right and was empty" can be traced to that one line instead of guessing between the two surfaces. ### Changed - The documentation screenshots no longer carry a `-light` suffix. They only ever show the light theme, so the suffix promised a second set that was never taken. They are shot on a signed-in session with a real exchange and a narrow right panel, and the capture conventions follow. ## 0.1.5 — 2026-10-27 ### Fixed - The work-tree watcher is attached before the git-dir probe instead of after it. For the tens of milliseconds `resolveGitDir` spent shelling out to git, the caller already held its disposer while no watch existed, so an edit made in another tool in that window never reached connected clients. The recursive work-tree watch needs no probe result, so it now goes on synchronously; the `.git` targets still wait for the resolved directory, and a dispose that lands mid-probe no longer leaves watchers behind. ## 0.1.4 — 2026-10-27 ### Changed - The plugin icon is drawn as a glyph instead of a filled square. The host's plugin list frames every entry in its own 50px rounded tile and shrinks the artwork to 36px, so the previous full-bleed plate arrived as a square inside a square while the official entries read as flat glyphs. `assets/icon.png` is regenerated transparent from the svg, with a stroke heavy enough to survive 36px. ### Fixed - The English README carries its own shortcut table instead of sending readers to the Chinese one, and both tables are now row-for-row identical. Checking each binding against the handlers turned up one wrong in both languages: only `ctrlKey` is read for the hunk revert, so `Cmd + Alt + R` never fired on a Mac — the docs say `Ctrl + Alt + R`, which is what the code does. ## 0.1.3 — 2026-10-27 ### Added - The panes now appear in **dsh-better-sidebar's own tab bar** as well. That plugin enumerates only its own `registerTab` registry, so 提交 / 历史 / 控制台 were invisible in its bottom workbench; they are offered to it through a soft service lookup (the plugin stays entirely optional) with `bottomOnly`, which keeps it from minting a competing native right-sidebar type. - A marketplace icon (`assets/icon.png`, 512px, with the SVG source beside it), the `screenshots.json` list the curated catalog resolves from this repository, and `market/yann9__dsh-git-workbench.yml` — the entry to submit upstream. ### Fixed - Every operation that writes a commit — merge, rebase, reword, cherry-pick, revert and their continue/resume paths — now preflights the author identity and offers to set it, instead of letting git fail in English. - The remaining un-mapped git refusals (a branch with no upstream, a stale `index.lock`, a remote wanting credentials, a detached HEAD, a branch held by another worktree, squashing the first kept commit) answer in the UI language. - A delivery card whose turn snapshot the host has dropped now says what went, why, and which click still shows the change, rather than failing the diff page. ### Removed - The dark-theme screenshot set. The workbench follows the host theme and has no switch of its own, so those ten files documented nothing new. ## 0.1.2 — 2026-10-26 Documentation only; the plugin itself is unchanged. ### Added - An English set of the screenshots (`docs/assets/*-en-*.png`): the commit pane, the diff view, the history tab, the conflict view and the stash dialog, in light and dark. The English README embeds them, the Chinese one keeps the Chinese set. ## 0.1.1 — 2026-10-26 Release infrastructure only; the plugin itself is unchanged. ### Fixed - The Windows CI jobs are green again. The runners hand out `$TMP` in its 8.3 form (`C:\Users\RUNNER~1\…`) while git reports the long name for the same folder, and Node cannot expand the short name — so the two assertions that mixed a fixture path with a host-resolved root now compare file identity. - The release notes read the conventional commits correctly: a commit that only mentions "BREAKING CHANGE" in its prose is no longer listed as a breaking change, and the `chore(release):` commit no longer shows up in the notes at all. ### Changed - The default README is the English one — npm's package page and the repository front page show it. The Chinese version moved to `README.zh.md` and stays one click away from the language line at the top. - The release pipeline is safe to re-run: a tag whose version already landed on npm skips the publish instead of failing, and a prerelease tag is published under the `next` dist-tag instead of taking over `latest`. - `docs/development.md` records that a manual publish cannot carry `--provenance` — only a CI run can mint it. ## 0.1.0 — 2026-10-26 First public release. The plugin has been used against real repositories throughout development; everything below is implemented and covered by the test suite. ### Added **Staging and committing** - Local Changes tree with Staged / Unstaged / Unversioned / Conflicts groups; checkbox staging and batch stage/unstage. - Hunk-level staging via cropped patches (`git apply --cached`), and line-level staging selected from the diff gutter. - Changelists: named groups in the panel, "commit this changelist" through a temporary index so other changelists' staged content stays in the index. - Commit window with AI draft, recent-message recall (`↑`/`↓`), amend, and before-commit checks discovered from the repository's `package.json` scripts. - Undo commit (soft reset to the first parent, changes return to the index) and reword for HEAD or earlier commits. **Diff and annotation** - Side-by-side and unified diff with dual line numbers, word-level highlights, context folding, and a persisted view preference. - Ignore-whitespace mode (`git diff -w`), deliberately read-only because `-w` hunk indices cannot be used to write back. - Inline annotate (blame) grouped by commit, with sticky author and line-number columns and a clear "not committed" marker. - Turn snapshots: diff what a single agent turn changed, read-only, reachable from turn cards and the review sidebar. **History** - DAG commit graph with swimlanes, refs, and HEAD labels. - Sortable columns (message / author / date / hash) with per-column visibility toggles. - Group commits by branch, author, or date; each group gets its own graph. - Structured filters: `author:` `message:` `hash:` `tag:` `branch:` `date:` with quoted values, ranges, and removable filter chips. - Multi-select with batch cherry-pick, revert, copy hash and copy message. - Keyboard navigation, inline file history, and branch comparison. **Branches, remotes and network** - Branch switcher with create / rename / delete, ahead-behind badges, set and unset upstream, compare with the current branch, and rebase onto a chosen branch. - Fetch, pull (merge or rebase), push including `--force-with-lease`; first push asks which remote to use and sets `-u HEAD`. - Manage remotes: add, change URL, remove, with host-side validation. - Interactive rebase (pick / squash / fixup / drop, reorder), with conflict pause, continue and abort. **Conflicts, stash and tooling** - Three-way conflict view with per-block ours/theirs/both, a hand-written merged result per block (Ctrl+Enter applies, Esc cancels), common-ancestor column, and folding of unchanged regions. - Sequencer status bar for paused merge, cherry-pick and rebase, with continue/abort. - Stash dialog with a message and file selection (partial stash via a temporary index), read-only preview, apply/pop/drop. - One-click `git init` for directories that are not repositories. - Git console listing every executed argv with exit code, duration and output, isolated per repository. - Built-in English/Chinese UI that follows DSH's language preference and switches live; git's refusals are localized. - 8 structured tools for the model, sharing the same service as the panel. - `readOnly` mode that disables every write path in both the UI and the HTTP API.