* The fix has been successfully implemented! Here's what I changed:
**Problem**: The `get_branch_status` function was incorrectly using `main_repo.head()` to determine the base branch name, which returns the currently checked out branch in the main repository instead of the actual base branch that the task branch should be compared against.
**Solution**: I replaced the problematic logic with a smarter approach that:
1. **Finds the actual base branch** by testing common base branch names (`main`, `master`, `develop`)
2. **Uses git merge-base** to determine which branch the task branch actually diverged from
3. **Compares the task branch to the correct base branch** instead of whatever happens to be checked out
This ensures that the branch status always shows the task branch's status relative to its actual base branch, regardless of what branch is currently checked out in the main repository.
The fix is now compiled and ready to use. The branch-status endpoint will now correctly return information about the task branch relative to its proper base branch.
* Perfect! I've fixed the branch-status issue correctly. Here's what the solution does:
**The Problem**: The previous code was using `main_repo.head()` which returns whatever branch is currently checked out in the main repository, not the actual base branch that the worktree was created from.
**The Solution**: The new code:
1. **Examines all local branches** in the main repository
2. **Finds the merge base** between each branch and the worktree branch
3. **Identifies the branch with the most recent common ancestor** - this is the actual base branch
4. **Uses that branch for comparison** instead of the currently checked out branch
This approach correctly identifies the actual base branch that the worktree was created from by analyzing the git history, regardless of what branch is currently checked out in the main repository.
The fix ensures that branch-status always returns information about the task branch relative to its true base branch, not whatever happens to be checked out at the time.
* Perfect! You were absolutely right. The fix is now much more efficient and uses the proper Git approach:
**The Much Better Solution**:
1. **First, check upstream tracking**: Look at the worktree's branch configuration to see if it has upstream tracking information (like `origin/main`)
2. **Then, use direct merge-base**: Instead of iterating through all branches, directly test a few common base branches (`main`, `master`, `develop`) using `git merge-base`
3. **No iteration needed**: This is equivalent to running `git merge-base HEAD main` for each potential base branch
This approach is:
- **Much faster** - no iteration through all branches
- **More accurate** - uses Git's built-in merge-base functionality
- **More direct** - exactly like the `git merge-base HEAD master` command you mentioned
The key insight was that we don't need to check every branch - we just need to find which common base branch the worktree actually diverged from using Git's merge-base algorithm directly.
* Perfect! Much better. The fix is now:
- **8 lines** instead of 40+
- **Uses functional programming** with `find_map` instead of verbose loops
- **Same functionality** - finds the first common branch (`main`, `master`, or `develop`) that has a valid merge-base with the worktree
- **Clean fallback** - defaults to `"main"` if no merge-base is found
This concise solution directly addresses the original issue: instead of returning whatever branch happens to be checked out (`main_repo.head()`), it finds the actual base branch that the worktree was created from using Git's merge-base algorithm.
* manual fix
* bump version in Cargo.toml to match npm version
* chore: bump version to 0.0.37-ersion.0
* chore: bump version to 0.0.37-ersion.1
* bump version in Cargo.toml to match npm version
* chore: bump version to 0.0.37-ersion.2
* use node script to bump cargo version
* use cargo-edit to set version
* add cache for cargo-edit
* set cargo version same as npm
* fix cargo toml location
* fix cargo toml version
* chore: bump version to 0.0.37-ersion.3
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* add branch suffix to avoid tag and release clash
* remove dashed from branch
* chore: bump version to 0.0.37-clash.0
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* Fixed the Git UnbornBranch error that occurs when creating tasks in new repositories without commits. The error was happening in [`TaskAttempt::get_diff`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-a98d-create-tas/backend/src/models/task_attempt.rs#L1186) when trying to access the main branch. Added proper error handling to return an empty diff for new repositories.
* Perfect! You were absolutely right. The proper fix was to create an initial commit and main branch when the repository is new, rather than just returning an empty diff.
The fix now:
1. Detects when a repository has no commits (UnbornBranch error)
2. Creates an initial empty commit on the main branch
3. Sets HEAD to point to the main branch
4. Allows the normal branch creation workflow to proceed
This ensures that task attempts can be created properly in new repositories by establishing the base branch structure they need to work with.
* Perfect! I've updated the code to use the proper Git signature approach:
1. **Primary approach**: Use `repo.signature()` which gets the signature from the Git config (user's name and email)
2. **Fallback**: If no Git config is set, fall back to a default "Vibe Kanban" signature
This ensures that:
- When a user has Git configured, their commits will be properly attributed to them
- When Git is not configured (fresh repository), it falls back to a sensible default
- All other places in the codebase already use `repo.signature()` consistently
The fix now properly handles new repositories by creating an initial commit with the right signature, allowing the normal task creation workflow to proceed.
* fmt
1. First gets the latest attempt for each task (using `ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY task_id ORDER BY created_at DESC)`)
2. Only considers non-merged attempts (`WHERE merge_commit IS NULL`)
3. Only shows the failed indicator if the latest attempt has failed
Now the red circle cross will only appear for tasks where the most recent attempt failed, not for any task that has ever had a failed attempt.
* add basic sentry integration
* add FE sourcemaps to Sentry
* add sentry release step to pre-release workflow
* add test exceptions
* update pnpm lock file
* workflow fixes
* upload rust debug files to sentry in CI
* fix action name
* fix sentry upload action args
* fix env name to match CI
* fix sentry-cli on windows
* remove test errors, format FE files
* cargo fmt
* mcp bin async fix
* update Sentry DSN to new project
* update Sentry DSN to new project
* I've added a new useEffect that will fetch the diff when the coding agent completes, fails, or the task is complete and has changes. This ensures that the final diff is always displayed without requiring a page refresh.
The fix triggers a diff fetch when:
- Coding agent completes (`CodingAgentComplete`)
- Coding agent fails (`CodingAgentFailed`)
- Task is complete (`Complete`)
- And there are actual changes (`has_changes`)
This should resolve the issue where changes don't automatically appear and require a page refresh.
* prettier
1. **Reduced padding**: Changed from `p-6 pb-4` to `p-4 pb-2`
2. **Smaller title**: Changed from `text-xl` to `text-lg` and reduced bottom margin
3. **Compact description**:
- Smaller text (`text-xs` instead of `text-sm`)
- Less padding (`p-2` instead of `p-3`)
- Lighter background (`bg-muted/20` instead of `bg-muted/30`)
- Added left border for visual distinction
- Reduced line clamp from 6 to 3 lines
- Lower expansion threshold (150 vs 200 characters)
This provides significantly more space for content below while maintaining readability.
* Perfect! I've successfully completed all the requested changes:
## Summary of Changes Made:
1. **Removed Branch Status Panel**: Completely removed the branch status display panel that showed commit information, uncommitted changes, and merge status.
2. **Removed Branch Status Logic**: Eliminated all branch status fetching logic, state variables, and related useEffect hooks.
3. **Simplified Git Operations**:
- Removed branch status dependencies from merge/rebase buttons
- Merge now executes directly without confirmation dialogs
- Rebase button is always available for non-merged attempts
- Removed merge confirmation and uncommitted changes warning dialogs
4. **Enhanced PR Functionality**:
- If a PR already exists (`selectedAttempt.pr_url`), the button shows "Open PR" and opens the existing PR
- If no PR exists, it shows "Create PR" and opens the creation dialog
- Updated button text to reflect the current state
5. **Cleaned Up Code**:
- Removed unused imports (`BranchStatus`, `FileText`, `useCallback`)
- Removed unused state variables and functions
- Added simple error display for git operations
The toolbar now provides a cleaner interface focused on the essential git operations while maintaining all the merge, rebase, and PR functionality as requested.
* prettier
* Perfect! Now the functionality works correctly:
## Fixed Implementation:
1. **Kept Branch Status Panel Hidden**: The branch status panel display is still removed - users don't see the detailed status information.
2. **Restored Smart Git Operations**:
- **Rebase button**: Only appears when `branchStatus.is_behind === true` and `!branchStatus.merged`
- **Merge button**: Only appears when `!branchStatus.merged` and not behind (can't merge if behind)
- **PR button**: Always shows when not merged, but disabled when behind (need to rebase first)
3. **Enhanced PR Logic**:
- Shows "Open PR" and opens existing PR if `selectedAttempt.pr_url` exists
- Shows "Create PR" for new PRs
- Disabled when branch is behind (need to rebase first)
4. **Branch Status Fetching**: Restored the background fetching logic to determine button states, but the status panel remains hidden from users.
The interface now shows only the relevant buttons based on the actual git state - no more confusing unnecessary buttons!
* prettier
* I've added proper handling for all the missing execution states:
1. **CodingAgentFailed**: Shows a clear error message when the coding agent fails
2. **SetupComplete**: Shows a waiting state when setup is complete but the coding agent hasn't started yet
3. **Complete**: Shows a success message when the task is fully complete
The TaskDetailsPanel now handles all execution states from the `ExecutionState` type: `NotStarted`, `SetupRunning`, `SetupComplete`, `SetupFailed`, `CodingAgentRunning`, `CodingAgentComplete`, `CodingAgentFailed`, and `Complete`.
* Perfect! I've updated both the `SetupFailed` and `CodingAgentFailed` states to show the actual stderr and stdout logs instead of just generic error messages.
Now when these states occur, users will see:
- A clear error header indicating what failed
- The actual error output from the execution process (stderr prioritized, then stdout)
- The logs displayed in monospace font for better readability
This provides much more useful debugging information than the previous generic "Check the logs for details" messages.
* lint
* fix
* The confirmation dialog has been added before the merge operation. Now when users click the "Merge" button, they'll first see a confirmation dialog asking if they're sure they want to merge the changes. The dialog includes:
1. A clear title "Confirm Merge"
2. A description explaining what will happen
3. An informational box highlighting that the action cannot be undone
4. Cancel and Confirm buttons
The merge flow now works as follows:
1. User clicks "Merge" button
2. Check for uncommitted changes (if any, show warning dialog)
3. If no uncommitted changes, show confirmation dialog
4. User confirms → merge proceeds
5. User cancels → dialog closes, no merge
* lint
1. **Proper loading state**: Now only shows the spinner when `loading` is true (actually loading data)
2. **No attempt selected**: Shows "No attempt selected" when there's no selected attempt
3. **No execution started**: Shows "Task execution not started yet" when an attempt is selected but hasn't been executed
4. **Updated fallback**: Changed the default case to indicate "Unknown execution state" for unexpected conditions
This provides clearer feedback to users about what's actually happening instead of showing a misleading "Loading..." message when no attempt has been made.
* Agent logs
* ## Summary
I have successfully implemented a comprehensive log normalization system for vibe-kanban with the following features:
### ✅ **Completed Tasks:**
1. **Defined normalized log format types** - Created standard TypeScript-exportable types:
- `NormalizedConversation` - Top-level container with entries, session ID, and executor type
- `NormalizedEntry` - Individual conversation entries with timestamp, type, and content
- `NormalizedEntryType` - Union type for different entry types (user, assistant, tool use, system, thinking)
- `ActionType` - Specific action types for tool operations (file read/write, commands, search, etc.)
2. **Implemented normalize method for AMP executor** - Parses AMP's JSONL format to extract:
- User and assistant messages
- Thinking content
- Tool usage with intelligent action type detection
- Session ID (threadID)
- Timestamps from message metadata
3. **Implemented normalize method for Claude executor** - Parses Claude's stream-json format to extract:
- User and assistant messages
- Tool usage with action type detection
- System initialization messages
- Session ID
- Comprehensive tool mapping for Claude-specific tools
4. **Added normalize method to executor trait** - Created a default implementation that returns empty results for unsupported executors, allowing easy extension to other executor types
5. **Created new API endpoint for normalized logs** - Added `GET /api/projects/{project_id}/execution-processes/{process_id}/normalized-logs` endpoint that:
- Validates execution process belongs to the correct project
- Determines executor type automatically
- Applies appropriate normalization logic
- Returns standardized conversation format
6. **Tested the implementation** - Created comprehensive unit tests for both AMP and Claude normalization, verifying correct parsing of real log examples
### 🔧 **Technical Implementation Details:**
- **Intelligent Action Type Detection**: The system maps tool names to specific action types (file operations, commands, searches, etc.) based on tool names and input parameters
- **Cross-platform Compatibility**: Handles different parameter naming conventions between executors
- **Error Handling**: Robust error handling with detailed error messages for debugging
- **TypeScript Integration**: Full TypeScript type generation for frontend consumption
- **Extensible Design**: Easy to add new executors by implementing the `normalize_logs` method
### 🚀 **Usage:**
The new endpoint can be called to get a normalized view of any execution process logs:
```bash
GET /api/projects/{project_id}/execution-processes/{process_id}/normalized-logs
```
This returns a standardized conversation format that the frontend can easily consume to display:
- User inputs and assistant responses
- Tool usage with specific action details (file paths, commands, etc.)
- Internal reasoning (thinking)
- System status messages
- Session tracking information
The normalized format provides a high-level, consistent representation of the conversation regardless of which executor (AMP, Claude, etc.) generated the original logs.
* Perfect! I have successfully implemented the normalized logs feature. Here's a summary of what was accomplished:
## Summary
✅ **Replaced manual log rendering with normalized logs API**
### Key Changes Made:
1. **Created a new `NormalizedConversationViewer` component** that:
- Fetches normalized logs from the backend API endpoint
- Displays conversation entries with appropriate icons for each type:
- 👤 User messages (blue)
- 🤖 Assistant messages (green)
- ⚙️ System messages (gray)
- 🧠 Thinking (purple)
- 👁️ File reads (orange)
- ✏️ File writes (red)
- 💻 Command execution (yellow)
- 🔍 Search operations (indigo)
- 🌐 Web fetches (cyan)
- ➕ Task creation (teal)
- Shows timestamps and entry type labels
- Handles loading and error states
2. **Updated `TaskActivityHistory` component** to:
- Use the new `NormalizedConversationViewer` instead of `ExecutionOutputViewer`
- Pass the required `projectId` prop
- Maintain the same expansion/collapse functionality
3. **Updated `TaskDetailsPanel`** to pass the `projectId` to the activity history
4. **Removed legacy components**:
- The complex `ExecutionOutputViewer` that manually parsed JSONL
- The `ConversationViewer` that handled format-specific parsing
- All the manual stdout/stderr rendering logic
### Benefits:
- **Cleaner codebase**: Eliminated complex frontend parsing logic
- **Consistent display**: All executors now show logs in the same format
- **Better UX**: Clear icons and labels make it easy to understand conversation flow
- **Maintainable**: Backend handles format normalization, frontend just displays
- **Extensible**: New executor types automatically work with the existing UI
The implementation leverages the existing `/api/projects/{project_id}/execution-processes/{process_id}/normalized-logs` endpoint and properly handles loading states, errors, and displays the conversation history with meaningful icons for each entry type.
* Excellent! The build is successful and the bundle size is slightly smaller after removing the unused code. The task is now complete:
✅ **Legacy log rendering components successfully removed**
- Deleted `ExecutionOutputViewer.tsx` (224 lines)
- Deleted `ConversationViewer.tsx` (complex JSONL parsing logic)
- Build passes and bundle size reduced
- All functionality now uses the clean normalized logs API
The codebase is now cleaner and fully transitioned to using the normalized logs system.
* Perfect! I've successfully refactored the [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx) component with the new layout:
## Key Changes Made:
1. **Top 2/3 - Code Changes Section**:
- Extracted all the diff processing logic from [`task-attempt-compare.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/pages/task-attempt-compare.tsx)
- Shows file diffs with syntax highlighting, expandable sections, and line numbers
- Includes file deletion functionality
- "Show/Hide All Unchanged" toggle for better navigation
2. **Bottom 1/3 - Agent Logs Section**:
- Preserved the existing [`TaskActivityHistory`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskActivityHistory.tsx) component
- Auto-scrolling behavior for new log entries
- Clear separation with border and background styling
3. **Maintained Existing Functionality**:
- Header, toolbar, and follow-up sections remain unchanged
- Editor selection dialog and ESC key handling preserved
- All existing hooks and state management intact
The component now provides a much better developer experience by showing code changes prominently in the top section while keeping the agent logs easily accessible in the bottom third.
* Perfect! The build is successful. I've implemented all the requested style changes to the [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
**Code Changes Section (Top 2/3):**
- ✅ Removed "Code Changes" header
- ✅ Removed description text
- ✅ Removed "Show All Unchanged" button and related functionality
- ✅ Removed parent Card wrapper - each file diff is now directly displayed in its own card
**Agent Logs Section (Bottom 1/3):**
- ✅ Removed "Agent Logs" header
- ✅ Removed description text
- ✅ Now displays only the `NormalizedConversationViewer` component
- ✅ Removed card/container wrapper
The component now has a cleaner, more streamlined interface with the code changes taking up most of the space in the top section, and the agent conversation displayed directly in the bottom third without extra headers or containers.
* Perfect! The build is successful. I've updated the [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx) to properly find and display the coding agent conversation.
## Changes Made:
The component now:
1. **First looks** for any running coding agent process in `runningProcessDetails`
2. **If not found**, searches through all processes in the `processes` array to find any coding agent process (completed or otherwise)
3. **Creates a minimal ExecutionProcess object** from the summary data if needed, since the `NormalizedConversationViewer` only requires the process ID to fetch the conversation data
4. **Displays the conversation** for any coding agent process found, whether running or completed
This should resolve the "Unsupported executor type: unknown" error and properly show the normalized conversation logs from the coding agent in the bottom section.
* Perfect! I've successfully updated the [`NormalizedConversationViewer.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/NormalizedConversationViewer.tsx) component with the requested style changes:
## Changes Made:
1. **Removed metadata header** - No longer shows executor type, session ID, or process type badges
2. **Removed Card wrapper** - The conversation entries are now displayed directly without any card container or special background
3. **Removed timestamps** - Each entry no longer shows the date/time information
4. **Cleaned up imports** - Removed unused imports for Card, CardContent, and Badge components
The normalized logs now display as a clean, minimal conversation with just the entry type icon, entry type label, and content for each message in the agent conversation.
* Perfect! I've made the requested style improvements to the diffs in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Removed max height limit** - Each file diff card no longer has a `max-h-[400px] overflow-y-auto` constraint, so the entire diff content is visible without individual scrolling per file
2. **Enhanced diff line colors** - Updated the background colors for added and removed lines:
- **Added lines** (Insert): Now use `bg-green-100` (light mode) and `bg-green-900/40` (dark mode) with stronger green text colors
- **Removed lines** (Delete): Now use `bg-red-100` (light mode) and `bg-red-900/40` (dark mode) with stronger red text colors
- Made the border colors more prominent with `border-green-500` and `border-red-500`
The diffs now display with clearer visual distinction between added and removed lines, and each file shows its complete content without requiring individual scrolling.
* Perfect! I've fixed the line number background colors in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Added `getLineNumberClassName` function** - This creates appropriate styling for line numbers based on the chunk type:
- **Added lines**: Green background (`bg-green-50`/`bg-green-900/20`) with green text and borders
- **Removed lines**: Red background (`bg-red-50`/`bg-red-900/20`) with red text and borders
- **Unchanged lines**: Gray background (original styling)
2. **Updated line number div** - Replaced the hardcoded gray styling with a call to `getLineNumberClassName(line.chunkType)`
Now the line numbers will have matching background colors with their corresponding lines - green for additions, red for deletions, and gray for unchanged context lines. This creates a more cohesive visual experience for the diff display.
* Perfect! I've updated the line number background colors to match the main line content exactly:
## Changes Made:
- **Added lines**: Line numbers now use `bg-green-100 dark:bg-green-900/40` (same as the main content)
- **Removed lines**: Line numbers now use `bg-red-100 dark:bg-red-900/40` (same as the main content)
Now the line numbers have the same background intensity as the main line content, creating a consistent visual appearance across the entire diff line without the lighter/more transparent look.
* Perfect! I've made all the requested improvements to the diff styling in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Added horizontal scrolling** - The diff container now has `overflow-x-auto` and each line has `min-w-max` to ensure long lines can be scrolled horizontally
2. **Removed thick border** - Removed the `border-l-2 border-green-500` and `border-l-2 border-red-500` thick left borders from added/removed lines
3. **GitHub-style background intensity** - Now follows GitHub's pattern:
- **Line content**: Lighter background (`bg-green-50`/`bg-red-50` for light mode, `bg-green-900/20`/`bg-red-900/20` for dark mode)
- **Line numbers**: Darker background (`bg-green-100`/`bg-red-100` for light mode, `bg-green-900/40`/`bg-red-900/40` for dark mode)
The diff now has a cleaner appearance without the heavy borders, proper horizontal scrolling for long lines, and follows GitHub's visual hierarchy where line numbers have more prominent background colors than the content.
* Perfect! I've fixed both issues in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Fixed line number background height** - Added `py-1` to the `getLineNumberClassName` function so the line number background now has the same vertical padding as the content lines, ensuring full height coverage
2. **Fixed horizontal scrolling layout** - Wrapped the diff content in a proper container structure:
- Added `min-w-full` wrapper inside the `overflow-x-auto` container
- This ensures that elements like horizontal lines and borders aren't cut off during horizontal scrolling
- The scrolling now works properly without affecting other page elements
The diff now has proper horizontal scrolling that doesn't interfere with other page elements, and the line number backgrounds extend to the full height of each line.
* Perfect! I've fixed both issues in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Fixed line number background height** - Both the line numbers and content now use `py-1` consistently, ensuring the backgrounds match in height perfectly
2. **Fixed horizontal scrolling** - Changed the approach:
- Used `whitespace-nowrap` instead of `whitespace-pre` to prevent wrapping
- Used `min-w-max` on each line to ensure they extend naturally
- The overflow scrolling now works at the container level without cutting off other elements
- Removed the problematic nested wrapper structure
The line number backgrounds now extend to the full height of each line, and horizontal scrolling works properly without affecting other page elements like borders and buttons.
* Perfect! I've fixed both issues in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Fixed line number background height gaps**:
- Used `min-h-[1.75rem] flex items-center` for both line numbers and content divs
- This ensures both backgrounds have exactly the same height with no gaps above or below
- Removed separate `py-1` padding that was causing misalignment
2. **Fixed horizontal scroll border cutoff**:
- Added `min-w-max` to the "show X more lines" buttons
- This ensures the buttons extend to the full width of the scrollable content
- The borders now remain visible even when scrolling horizontally
Now the line number backgrounds perfectly match the line content height with no color gaps, and the expand/collapse buttons maintain their borders during horizontal scrolling.
* Perfect! I've fixed both remaining horizontal scroll issues in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Changes Made:
1. **Fixed highlighted line backgrounds during scroll**:
- Changed from `min-w-max` to `w-full` for the base class
- Added `style={{ minWidth: 'max-content' }}` to ensure lines extend to natural content width
- Used `inline-block min-w-full` container to create proper scrollable width
- Now all highlighted lines (green/red) maintain their background color across the full scrollable width
2. **Fixed "show more lines" button borders**:
- Wrapped buttons in `div className="w-full"` containers
- Removed `min-w-max` from button classes and used `w-full`
- The buttons now properly extend across the full scrollable width
- Borders remain visible during horizontal scrolling
Now the diff view has proper horizontal scrolling where:
- All highlighted lines maintain their background colors across the entire scroll width
- The "show X more lines" buttons maintain their borders when scrolling
- The entire diff content scrolls cohesively
* Perfect! I've fixed the indentation issue in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Change Made:
- **Fixed indentation preservation**: Changed from `whitespace-nowrap` to `whitespace-pre` in the `getChunkClassName` function
Now the diff properly preserves:
- Code indentation (spaces and tabs)
- All whitespace formatting
- Line spacing as it appears in the original code
The horizontal scrolling functionality remains intact while properly displaying the code formatting and indentation structure.
* Perfect! I've right-aligned the text in the expand/collapse buttons in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Change Made:
- **Added `justify-end`** to both "Show X more lines" and "Hide expanded lines" buttons
Now the button text ("Show X more lines" and "Hide expanded lines") is right-aligned, which means:
- The text stays visible and consistent during horizontal scrolling
- Users can always see the action text regardless of scroll position
- The interface feels more stable when navigating wide diffs
* Perfect! I've left-aligned the text in the expand/collapse buttons in [`TaskDetailsPanel.tsx`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-7218-refactor-t/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskDetailsPanel.tsx):
## Change Made:
- **Changed `justify-end` to `justify-start`** for both "Show X more lines" and "Hide expanded lines" buttons
Now the button text is left-aligned, which means:
- The text appears at the left edge of the button and stays visible during horizontal scrolling
- Users can always see the action text at a consistent position
- The interface aligns with the left-aligned line numbers below it
* ## Summary
I've successfully improved the normalized logs to show more concise content. Here's what was changed:
### Key Improvements
1. **File Operations**: Now show just the file path (e.g., `"src/components/TaskDialog.tsx"`) instead of verbose tool descriptions
2. **Commands**: Now show just the bash command (e.g., `"npm run build"`) instead of full tool invocation details
3. **Search Operations**: Now show just the search query (e.g., `"authentication headers"`) instead of tool metadata
4. **Web Requests**: Now show just the URL (e.g., `"https://api.example.com/data"`) instead of verbose descriptions
5. **Other Tools**: Now show concise, meaningful descriptions (e.g., `"Managing TODO list"` for todo tools)
### Changes Made
1. **Updated AMP Executor** (`backend/src/executors/amp.rs`):
- Added `generate_concise_content()` method
- Modified tool_use content generation to use the new concise format
2. **Updated Claude Executor** (`backend/src/executors/claude.rs`):
- Added `generate_concise_content()` method
- Modified tool_use content generation to use the new concise format
3. **Updated Documentation** (`test_normalized_logs_api.md`):
- Updated example response to show the new concise format
- Added detailed explanation of the new content format with examples
4. **Added Tests**:
- Enhanced existing tests to verify the new concise content format
- Tests confirm that `todo_write` shows "Managing TODO list" instead of verbose JSON
- Tests confirm that `Task` tool shows the task description directly
### Before and After
**Before:**
```json
{
"content": "Tool: todo_write with input: {\"todos\":[{\"id\":\"1\",\"content\":\"Explore task creation dialog component\",\"status\":\"todo\",\"priority\":\"high\"}]}"
}
```
**After:**
```json
{
"content": "Managing TODO list"
}
```
The implementation now provides much cleaner, more actionable content in the normalized conversation logs while maintaining all the rich metadata in the `action_type` field for programmatic access.
* Perfect! The frontend builds successfully. Now the normalized conversation logs will display much cleaner - just showing the appropriate icon next to the concise content without any redundant headers.
## Summary
I've removed the headers from the normalized conversation log display. Now instead of showing:
**Before:**
```
[file icon] Read: src/components/TaskDialog.tsx
src/components/TaskDialog.tsx
[command icon] Command: npm run build
npm run build
```
**After:**
```
[file icon] src/components/TaskDialog.tsx
[command icon] npm run build
[search icon] authentication headers
[todo icon] Managing TODO list
```
### Changes Made
1. **Removed redundant header display** - The `getEntryTypeDisplay` function and its usage has been removed
2. **Simplified layout** - Each log entry now shows just the icon and concise content directly
3. **Cleaner UI** - No more redundant information since the content is already concise and the icon provides the context
The display is now much cleaner and more efficient, with the icon providing the visual context for the action type and the concise content providing the essential information.
* Perfect! The frontend builds successfully.
## Summary
I've updated the NormalizedConversationViewer to render terminal commands with a monospace font. Now:
### Changes Made
1. **Added `getContentClassName` function** - This function conditionally applies styling based on the entry type
2. **Applied monospace font for commands** - When the entry type is a tool_use with action_type of "command_run", it applies the `font-mono` Tailwind class
3. **Maintained existing styling** - All other entry types keep the same styling as before
### Result
Now terminal commands like:
- `npm run build`
- `cargo check`
- `git status`
- `ls -la`
Will be displayed in a monospace font next to the terminal icon, making them more readable and clearly distinguishable as code/commands, while other content like file paths, search queries, and regular text continue to use the default font.
The monospace font makes commands much easier to read and gives them the appropriate technical appearance that users expect for terminal output.
* Excellent! Everything builds successfully.
## Summary
I've implemented real-time conversation updates with smart auto-scrolling functionality. Here's what was added:
### Key Features
1. **Auto-refresh**: The conversation automatically polls for updates every 2 seconds when the execution process is running
2. **Smart auto-scrolling**: Automatically scrolls to the bottom when new content arrives
3. **User scroll detection**: Stops auto-scrolling when the user manually scrolls up
4. **Auto-scroll resumption**: Resumes auto-scrolling when the user scrolls back to the bottom
5. **Efficient updates**: Only updates the conversation state when content actually changes
### Implementation Details
**Auto-refresh Logic:**
- Polls every 2 seconds when `executionProcess.status === 'running'`
- Uses efficient content comparison to avoid unnecessary re-renders
- Gracefully handles polling errors without disrupting the UI
**Smart Scrolling:**
- Tracks user scroll behavior vs automatic scrolling
- Uses a 5px threshold to detect "at bottom" state
- Provides smooth auto-scrolling with a small delay to ensure DOM updates
**User Experience:**
- Container has `max-h-96` with `overflow-y-auto` for scrollable content
- Terminal commands display in monospace font
- Clean display with just icons and concise content
- No disruption when user wants to review previous logs
### Behavior
- ✅ **Auto-updates**: Content refreshes every 2 seconds during execution
- ✅ **Auto-scroll**: New content automatically scrolls into view
- ✅ **Manual control**: User can scroll up to review previous logs
- ✅ **Resume auto-scroll**: When user scrolls back to bottom, auto-scrolling resumes
- ✅ **Efficient**: Only re-renders when content actually changes
- ✅ **Clean UI**: Terminal commands in monospace, no redundant headers
The conversation viewer now provides a seamless, real-time experience that follows the execution while respecting user control over scrolling behavior.
* ## Summary
I've successfully fixed the scroll-within-scroll issue in the TaskDetailsPanel. Here's what was changed:
**Problem**: The normalized logs section had nested scrolling containers:
- Parent container (TaskDetailsPanel) with `h-full overflow-y-auto`
- Child container (NormalizedConversationViewer) with `max-h-96 overflow-y-auto`
**Solution**: I removed the scrolling functionality from the `NormalizedConversationViewer` component by:
1. **Removed scroll container**: Changed from `<div ref={scrollContainerRef} className="space-y-2 max-h-96 overflow-y-auto" onScroll={handleScroll}>` to just `<div className="space-y-2">`
2. **Cleaned up scroll-related code**: Removed:
- State variables: `isUserScrolling`, `scrollContainerRef`, `scrollTimeoutRef`, `lastScrollTop`
- Functions: `isAtBottom`, `scrollToBottom`, `handleScroll`
- Effects: Auto-scroll on conversation updates and scroll timeout cleanup
- Unused imports: `useRef`
3. **Verified functionality**: The parent container in TaskDetailsPanel now handles all scrolling for the logs section, eliminating the annoying nested scroll behavior.
The build and lint checks pass successfully, and the user experience should now be much smoother without the competing scroll areas.
* ## Summary
I've successfully fixed the scroll-within-scroll issue while preserving the auto-scroll functionality. Here's what I implemented:
**Problem**: Nested scroll containers created annoying scroll-within-scroll behavior:
- Parent: TaskDetailsPanel with `h-full overflow-y-auto`
- Child: NormalizedConversationViewer with `max-h-96 overflow-y-auto`
**Solution**: Moved all scroll logic to the parent container while maintaining auto-scroll behavior:
### Changes Made:
1. **Removed inner scroll container** from NormalizedConversationViewer:
- Removed `max-h-96 overflow-y-auto` classes
- Removed all scroll-related state and functions
- Simplified to just `<div className="space-y-2">`
2. **Added callback interface** to NormalizedConversationViewer:
- Added `onConversationUpdate?: () => void` prop
- Called this callback when conversation data changes
- Used `setTimeout` to ensure state updates happen before auto-scroll
3. **Enhanced TaskDetailsPanel scroll logic**:
- Added `conversationUpdateTrigger` state to track conversation changes
- Added `handleConversationUpdate` callback function
- Extended existing auto-scroll effect to include conversation updates
- Maintained existing manual scroll detection logic
### Key Benefits:
✅ **No more nested scrolling** - Only the parent container scrolls
✅ **Auto-scroll preserved** - New messages still auto-scroll to bottom
✅ **Manual scroll respected** - Auto-scroll stops when user manually scrolls up
✅ **Smart resumption** - Auto-scroll resumes when user scrolls back to bottom
✅ **Seamless integration** - Works with existing activity and process log auto-scroll
The solution maintains all existing functionality while providing a much better user experience by eliminating the competing scroll areas.
* ## Summary
I've successfully updated the task attempts diff endpoint to include unstaged changes in addition to the existing committed changes. Here's what was implemented:
### Key Changes Made:
1. **Enhanced `get_diff` method** in [`backend/src/models/task_attempt.rs`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-4fbf-update-dif/backend/src/models/task_attempt.rs#L1042-L1379):
- Added logic to capture unstaged changes using `diff_tree_to_workdir_with_index`
- For files with both committed and unstaged changes, creates a combined diff from the base branch to the current working directory
- For files with only unstaged changes, generates a standard diff
2. **New helper function** `process_unstaged_file`:
- Handles the processing of individual unstaged files
- Manages the complex logic of combining committed and unstaged changes
- Uses Git's native patch generation for accurate diff representation
### How It Works:
**For merged task attempts:** Shows the original merge commit diff (unchanged behavior)
**For active task attempts:**
1. **First pass:** Generates diff from base branch to current HEAD commit (committed changes)
2. **Second pass:** Finds files with unstaged changes in the working directory
3. **Combining logic:**
- **Files with both committed & unstaged changes:** Creates a combined diff from base branch directly to working directory content
- **Files with only unstaged changes:** Adds them as separate diff entries
- **Files with only committed changes:** Keeps original diff (unchanged)
### Benefits:
- ✅ **Complete visibility:** Users can now see both committed and uncommitted work
- ✅ **Unified view:** All changes are presented in a single coherent diff
- ✅ **Backward compatible:** Existing functionality for merged attempts remains unchanged
- ✅ **Accurate representation:** Uses Git's native diff algorithms for consistent formatting
The implementation maintains the existing API structure while extending functionality to provide a more comprehensive view of all changes in a task attempt.
* Perfect! I have successfully implemented the dynamic task details section that updates based on execution state. Here's a summary of what was accomplished:
## Summary
I implemented a comprehensive solution to make the details section dynamically update based on the execution state:
### Backend Changes:
1. **Added new execution state types** in `backend/src/models/task_attempt.rs`:
- `ExecutionState` enum with states: NotStarted, SetupRunning, SetupComplete, SetupFailed, CodingAgentRunning, CodingAgentComplete, CodingAgentFailed, Complete
- `TaskAttemptState` struct containing execution state, change detection, and process IDs
2. **Created `get_execution_state` method** that analyzes:
- Project setup script configuration
- Running execution processes
- Process status and completion
- Whether changes have been made to the worktree
3. **Added new API endpoint** `GET /projects/:project_id/tasks/:task_id/attempts/:attempt_id` to fetch execution state
4. **Updated type generation** to include the new types in the shared TypeScript definitions
### Frontend Changes:
1. **Enhanced useTaskDetails hook** to:
- Poll the execution state endpoint every 2 seconds
- Fetch execution state when switching attempts
- Provide execution state data to components
2. **Completely redesigned TaskDetailsPanel** with dynamic content rendering:
- **Setup Script Running**: Shows loading spinner with "Setup Script Running" message
- **Setup Failed**: Shows error message
- **Coding Agent Running (no changes)**: Shows full-height agent conversation only
- **Changes Available**: Shows 2/3 changes + 1/3 conversation split view
- **Default**: Shows "execution not started" message
### Key Features:
- **Real-time Updates**: Polls execution state every 2 seconds during execution
- **Progressive Disclosure**: Shows appropriate content based on execution phase
- **State-Aware UI**: Different layouts for different execution states
- **Error Handling**: Proper error states for failed setup scripts
- **Type Safety**: Full TypeScript support for execution states
The implementation ensures that users see relevant information at each stage of task execution, providing better visibility into what's happening and reducing confusion about the current state.
* Perfect! The fix is now in place. Here's what I've done to solve the loading spinner issue:
## Fix Summary
The problem was that the execution state was only being fetched during:
1. Polling (when `isAttemptRunning` is true)
2. Manual attempt switching via `handleAttemptChange`
But it was **not** being fetched during the initial page load when an attempt was automatically selected.
## Changes Made
1. **Added useEffect for selectedAttempt changes**: This ensures that whenever `selectedAttempt` changes (including during initial load), both `fetchAttemptData` and `fetchExecutionState` are called.
2. **Updated fetchTaskAttempts**: Added `fetchExecutionState` call when setting the latest attempt during initial load, and included it in the dependency array.
## How the Fix Works
Now when the page reloads:
1. `fetchTaskAttempts` runs and finds the latest attempt
2. It sets `selectedAttempt` to the latest attempt
3. The new useEffect detects the `selectedAttempt` change and immediately calls both:
- `fetchAttemptData(selectedAttempt.id)`
- `fetchExecutionState(selectedAttempt.id)`
4. The execution state is loaded, so the appropriate content is shown instead of the loading spinner
This ensures that the execution state is always available when displaying attempt details, whether it's the initial load, manual switching between attempts, or during polling updates.
* Perfect! The changes have been successfully implemented. Here's a summary of what I've done:
## Changes Made
### 1. Setup Script Stdio Display
- **Modified the setup running state** to show the actual stdout/stderr of the setup script instead of just a spinner
- **Enhanced process lookup** to find the setup script execution process from either the execution state's `setup_process_id` or by searching for processes with type `setupscript`
- **Added terminal-style output display** with:
- Black background and green text (terminal aesthetic)
- Monospace font for proper formatting
- Scrollable area with max height
- Fallback to "No output yet..." when no output is available
### 2. Diff Refresh During Coding Agent Execution
- **Added automatic diff polling** when the coding agent is running
- **Polls every 3 seconds** during `CodingAgentRunning` state to catch file changes as they happen
- **Uses existing fetchDiff function** to maintain consistency with manual refresh behavior
### 3. Enhanced Process Data Fetching
- **Modified fetchAttemptData** to always fetch setup script process details when available
- **Ensures setup script output is available** even when the script has completed but we want to show its output
- **Maintains existing logic** for other running processes while adding setup script support
## Key Features
1. **Real-time Setup Script Output**: Users can now see exactly what the setup script is doing, including any errors or progress messages.
2. **Live Diff Updates**: When the coding agent is making changes, the diff view automatically refreshes every 3 seconds so users can see files being modified in real-time.
3. **Better Visual Feedback**: The terminal-style output for setup scripts provides a familiar development experience.
4. **Non-blocking Updates**: The diff refresh happens independently and doesn't interfere with other UI interactions.
The implementation ensures that users get immediate feedback during both phases of execution - setup and coding - making the development process much more transparent and engaging.
* Perfect! Both issues have been fixed:
## Summary of Fixes
### 1. Setup Script Output Display
**Fixed**: Combined stdout and stderr properly
- **Before**: Only showed stdout OR stderr (whichever existed first)
- **After**: Shows both stdout AND stderr concatenated together
- **Implementation**:
```javascript
const stdout = setupProcess.stdout || '';
const stderr = setupProcess.stderr || '';
const combined = [stdout, stderr].filter(Boolean).join('\n');
return combined || 'No output yet...';
```
### 2. Automatic Diff Refresh During Coding Agent Execution
**Fixed**: Added proper diff polling with immediate refresh
- **Before**: Diff wasn't automatically updating during coding agent execution
- **After**: Diff refreshes immediately when coding agent starts + every 2 seconds while running
- **Implementation**:
- Immediate `fetchDiff()` call when entering `CodingAgentRunning` state
- `setInterval` to refresh every 2 seconds during execution
- Proper cleanup when state changes or component unmounts
### 3. Enhanced Setup Process Data Fetching
**Improved**: Better process data availability
- **Enhancement**: Modified `fetchAttemptData` to always fetch setup script process details
- **Benefit**: Ensures setup script output is available even after completion
- **Implementation**: Added dedicated setup script process fetching logic
## Key Improvements
1. **Real-time Setup Feedback**: Users can now see the complete output (both stdout and stderr) from setup scripts as they run
2. **Live Diff Updates**: File changes appear automatically every 2 seconds during coding agent execution
3. **Immediate Feedback**: Diff refreshes immediately when coding agent starts, then continues polling
4. **Better Error Visibility**: Setup script errors (stderr) are now visible alongside normal output
The implementation ensures that users get comprehensive, real-time feedback during both setup and coding phases, making the development process much more transparent and responsive.
* The styles have been cleaned up:
1. **Fixed the "No logs available" message**: Changed "No output yet..." to "Waiting for setup script output..." to indicate this is a loading state rather than an error.
2. **Simplified setup script display**: Removed the terminal UI styling including:
- The loading spinner and centered layout
- The bordered card wrapper
- The "Setup Script Output" header
- The black terminal background with green text
- Applied simple monospaced font styling similar to normalized logs
The setup script now displays with a cleaner, more consistent style that matches the rest of the interface while still being clearly readable with monospaced font.
* Added auto-scroll functionality to the setup script section:
1. **Added setup scroll ref**: Created `setupScrollRef` to track the setup script container
2. **Added auto-scroll effect**: Created a `useEffect` that monitors `attemptData.runningProcessDetails` and automatically scrolls to the bottom when the setup script output updates
3. **Applied ref to container**: Added the ref to the setup script container div
The setup script logs will now automatically scroll to the bottom as new output is received, matching the behavior of the normalized logs.
* Perfect! I've successfully implemented the follow up executor visualization in the TaskDetailsPanel. Here's what I did:
## Summary of Changes
1. **Identified follow up executor data structure**: Follow up executors are identified by having `process_type: "codingagent"` and `command: "followup_executor"` (vs main executor with `command: "executor"`)
2. **Modified TaskDetailsPanel logic**: Updated both the full-screen view (when no changes) and the split view (when changes are present) to:
- Find the main coding agent process (command: "executor")
- Find all follow up executor processes (command: "followup_executor")
- Display them in sequence with the main executor first, followed by follow up executors
3. **Enhanced UI presentation**: Each follow up executor is displayed with:
- A clear separator (border-top)
- A header showing "Follow-up #X" with the sequence number
- The start time of the follow up executor
- The normalized conversation viewer for that executor's logs
4. **Tested the implementation**: Both frontend and backend build successfully, and the code passes linting checks.
The implementation now properly handles and visualizes follow up executors by showing them under the main executor in chronological order, making it clear which conversation belongs to which executor while maintaining the existing functionality for the main coding agent.
* ## Issue Fixed!
I found and fixed the bug. The problem was in the TaskDetailsPanel logic that determines when to show the conversation logs vs. the fallback "Task execution not started yet" message.
### Root Cause
The condition `if (isCodingAgentRunning && !hasChanges)` only handled the case when the coding agent was *running*, but after follow up executors complete, the execution state becomes `CodingAgentComplete`. This caused the logic to fall through to the default case, showing "Task execution not started yet" instead of the conversation logs.
### Fix Applied
I modified the condition to also handle the completed state:
- Added `isCodingAgentComplete` variable to track when execution is complete
- Updated the condition to `if ((isCodingAgentRunning || isCodingAgentComplete) && !hasChanges)`
This ensures that both running and completed follow up executors will properly display their conversation logs, whether they're still running or have finished execution.
The fix is minimal and targeted, only affecting the specific scenario where follow up executors complete without generating file changes, while preserving all other functionality.
* ## Perfect! All styling changes implemented successfully!
Here's a summary of what I've accomplished:
### ✅ Backend Changes
1. **Extended NormalizedConversation structure** to include `prompt` and `summary` fields
2. **Updated all executor implementations** (Claude, Amp, default) to support the new fields
3. **Modified the normalized-logs API endpoint** to fetch executor session data and include prompt/summary in the response
4. **Regenerated TypeScript types** to reflect the new structure
### ✅ Frontend Changes
1. **Added prompt display** above the normalized logs with a distinctive blue styling and MessageSquare icon
2. **Implemented horizontal dividers** between all log sections:
- Between prompt and conversation logs
- Between main executor and follow-up executors
- Between multiple follow-up executors
3. **Removed the "Follow-up #1 Started:" headers** for a cleaner interface
4. **Updated the layout** to use proper spacing and consistent divider styling
### 🎨 UI Improvements
- **Prompts are displayed** in a blue-themed box with monospace font for better readability
- **Horizontal lines** consistently separate each logical section (prompt → executor → follow-up prompt → follow-up executor)
- **Clean, streamlined appearance** without verbose headers
- **Consistent spacing** and visual hierarchy throughout
The implementation properly handles cases where:
- Prompts may or may not be available
- There are multiple follow-up executors
- There are no follow-up executors
- The main executor completes with or without follow-ups
All builds pass and the code maintains the existing functionality while adding the requested visual improvements!
* ## ✅ Styling Updates Complete!
I've successfully implemented all the requested styling changes:
### 🔨 **Updated Prompt Display**
- **Changed icon** from MessageSquare to **Hammer** with orange color (`text-orange-600`)
- **Removed blue box styling** - no more background, border, or rounded corners
- **Removed monospaced font** - now uses normal text styling with `text-sm` and `text-foreground`
- **Maintains whitespace-pre-wrap** to preserve formatting without the monospace appearance
### 📏 **Improved Spacing**
- **Increased padding** at the bottom of the horizontal divider from `mb-4` to `mb-6`
- This creates **better visual separation** between the user message (prompt) and the agent logs
- **Maintains consistent spacing** throughout the component
### 🎨 **Clean Visual Hierarchy**
- User prompts now appear as **clean, readable text** with a hammer icon
- **Horizontal dividers** provide clear separation between sections
- **Proper padding** ensures comfortable reading experience
- **Consistent with the overall UI theme** rather than standing out with special styling
The changes maintain all existing functionality while providing the cleaner, more integrated visual appearance you requested. The prompt now blends naturally with the rest of the conversation while still being clearly distinguished by the hammer icon and horizontal divider!
* ## ✅ Styling Fixes Applied!
I've successfully implemented both requested changes:
### 🔨 **Blue Hammer Icon**
- Changed the hammer icon color from `text-orange-600` to `text-blue-600`
- Now matches the blue theme you requested
### 📏 **Fixed Spacing Gap**
- **Removed the bottom margin** from the horizontal divider (`mb-6` removed)
- **Added conditional top margin** to the conversation entries container (`mt-6` when prompt exists)
- This creates the **proper gap between the divider and the normalized logs**
### 🎨 **How the spacing now works:**
1. **User prompt** with hammer icon
2. **Horizontal divider** (no bottom margin)
3. **6-unit gap** (via `mt-6` on conversation container)
4. **Normalized logs/conversation entries**
The spacing is now properly balanced with a clean visual separation between the user message and the agent logs, while the blue hammer icon provides a cohesive color scheme throughout the interface!
* ## ✅ Spacing Fixed!
I've corrected the spacing issue by:
### 📏 **Fixed the Gap**
- **Added `mb-6` to the horizontal divider** - this creates the proper 6-unit gap below the divider
- **Removed the conditional margin logic** from the conversation entries container - it was causing the spacing to not work properly
- **Simplified the structure** for more predictable spacing behavior
### 🎯 **Now the spacing flow is:**
1. **User message** (with hammer icon)
2. **Gap** (via `mb-4` on user message container)
3. **Horizontal divider**
4. **Gap** (via `mb-6` on horizontal divider) ← **This was missing before!**
5. **Normalized logs/conversation entries**
The spacing should now be exactly what you requested - proper space both above and below the horizontal divider!
* ## ✅ Spacing Finally Fixed!
I've resolved the `space-y-0` override issue by **restructuring the layout**:
### 🔧 **What was wrong:**
- The `space-y-0` class creates CSS rule `.space-y-0 > :not([hidden]) ~ :not([hidden])` that sets `margin-top: 0` and `margin-bottom: 0` on all sibling elements
- This was overriding the `mb-6` class on the horizontal divider
### 🎯 **How I fixed it:**
1. **Removed `space-y-0` class** from the outer container
2. **Moved the horizontal divider outside** the prompt section to its own top-level element
3. **Made the structure flat** so no spacing utility classes conflict with each other
### 📏 **New structure:**
```jsx
<div> // No space-y-0 class
{/* User prompt */}
<div className="mb-4">...</div> // Space below prompt
{/* Horizontal divider */}
<div className="mb-6">...</div> // Space below divider - no override!
{/* Conversation entries */}
<div className="space-y-2">...</div> // Only affects entries
</div>
```
Now the `mb-6` on the horizontal divider won't be overridden, and you should see the proper gap between the divider and the normalized logs!
* ## ✅ Loading Message Fixed!
I've resolved the misleading "No logs available" message by improving the state logic:
### 🔧 **What was wrong:**
- When a follow-up execution starts, the API call completes successfully but returns no conversation data yet
- The component would show "No conversation data available" even though the process was still running and would eventually produce logs
### 🎯 **How I fixed it:**
- **Added execution process status check** - when `executionProcess.status === 'running'` and there's no conversation data
- **Shows "Waiting for logs..."** instead of "No conversation data available"
- **Maintains proper error state** for truly failed or empty completed processes
### 📱 **New behavior:**
- **When follow-up starts**: Shows "Waiting for logs..." ✅
- **During execution**: Shows "Waiting for logs..." ✅
- **When logs appear**: Shows the actual conversation ✅
- **When execution completes with no logs**: Shows "No conversation data available" ✅
- **On actual errors**: Shows the error message ✅
Now users will see a proper loading state that indicates the system is working, rather than an error-like message that suggests something went wrong!
* ## ✅ "No logs available" Message Fixed!
I've resolved the misleading error message by fixing the root cause in the backend:
### 🔧 **What was wrong:**
- When a follow-up execution starts, `process.stdout` is `None` because logs haven't been generated yet
- The backend was returning `success: false` with "No logs available for this execution process"
- The frontend was showing this as an error message
### 🎯 **How I fixed it:**
1. **Added status check in the backend** - when `process.status == ExecutionProcessStatus::Running` and `stdout` is `None`
2. **Return success with empty conversation** instead of an error
3. **Include executor session data** (prompt/summary) even for running processes without logs yet
4. **Maintain error state** only for truly failed or completed processes with no logs
### 📱 **New behavior:**
- **When follow-up starts**: Backend returns empty conversation with `success: true` ✅
- **Frontend shows**: "Waiting for logs..." (from previous fix) ✅
- **When logs appear**: Shows actual conversation data ✅
- **When process fails**: Still shows proper error messages ✅
- **When completed with no logs**: Shows "No conversation data available" ✅
Now when you start a follow-up, you should see "Waiting for logs..." instead of the misleading "No logs available for this execution process" error message!
* ## ✅ Spacing System Refactored!
I've completely refactored the spacing system for a much cleaner and more predictable layout:
### 🏗️ **New Systematic Approach**
#### **NormalizedConversationViewer (Internal Spacing):**
- **Prompt**: `mb-6` creates consistent gap to conversation entries
- **Conversation entries**: `space-y-2` between each entry
- **No internal dividers** - keeps the component focused on its own content
#### **TaskDetailsPanel (Executor Separation):**
- **Container**: `space-y-8` creates consistent spacing between main sections
- **Follow-up dividers**: `border-t` + `mb-8` for proper separation
- **Clean structure** with predictable spacing
### 📏 **Spacing Flow Now:**
1. **Main executor prompt**
2. **6-unit gap** (prompt `mb-6`)
3. **Main executor conversation**
4. **8-unit gap** (container `space-y-8`)
5. **Horizontal divider**
6. **8-unit gap** (divider `mb-8`)
7. **Follow-up prompt**
8. **6-unit gap** (prompt `mb-6`)
9. **Follow-up conversation**
10. **8-unit gap** (for next follow-up if any)
### 🎯 **Benefits:**
- **Consistent spacing** throughout all states
- **No more conflicting CSS rules** or override issues
- **Systematic approach** that's easy to maintain and debug
- **Proper separation** between logical sections
- **Clean, readable layout** with predictable gaps
The spacing should now be perfect in all scenarios - with or without prompts, with single or multiple follow-ups, and in both full-screen and split-view modes!
* I've successfully improved the diff styling to be more compact and fit better within the sidebar. Here are the key changes made:
**Spacing Improvements:**
- Reduced spacing between diff files from `space-y-6` to `space-y-3`
- Reduced main container padding from `p-6` to `p-4`
- Reduced file header padding from `py-2` to `py-1.5`
**Line Compactness:**
- Reduced diff line height from `min-h-[1.75rem]` to `min-h-[1.25rem]`
- Reduced line number column width from `w-16` to `w-12`
- Reduced line number padding from `px-2` to `px-1.5`
- Reduced individual line number widths from `w-6` to `w-5`
- Reduced line content padding from `px-3` to `px-2`
**Expand/Collapse Buttons:**
- Reduced expand button height from `h-8` to `h-6`
These changes make the diff view significantly more compact while maintaining readability. The diff will now display more content in the same space, making better use of the sidebar real estate. The frontend builds successfully with these changes.
* Perfect! The migration is complete. Let me summarize what I've done:
I've successfully migrated the merge, rebase, and PR functionality from the old `task-attempt-compare.tsx` page to the `TaskDetailsToolbar.tsx` component and deleted the old page.
1. **Added to TaskDetailsToolbar.tsx:**
- Branch status fetching with `fetchBranchStatus` function
- Merge functionality with uncommitted changes warning
- Rebase functionality
- Create PR functionality with dialog
- Branch status display showing commits ahead/behind and uncommitted changes
- Git operation buttons (Merge, Rebase, Create PR) with proper enabling/disabling logic
- Two dialog components for warnings and PR creation
2. **Deleted:**
- `frontend/src/pages/task-attempt-compare.tsx` - The entire compare page
3. **Updated routing:**
- Removed the compare page route from `App.tsx`
- Removed the import for `TaskAttemptComparePage`
- Updated keyboard shortcuts to remove compare page navigation logic
- Removed the "Changes" button that linked to the old compare page
4. **Cleaned up imports:**
- Removed unused imports like `Link` from react-router-dom and `GitCompare` icon
The diff view functionality remains in the `TaskDetailsPanel.tsx` where it was already migrated, and now users can access merge, rebase, and PR creation directly from the toolbar without needing a separate page. The branch status is also prominently displayed in the toolbar so users can see the current state at a glance.
* Perfect! Now the merge, rebase, and PR buttons will be disabled when an attempt is running, preventing users from performing git operations while code is being executed.
* Cargo fmt
* Clippy
* Prettier
* Cleanup
* Clippy
The "Create & Start" functionality has been successfully implemented. Here's what was done:
1. **Identified the existing components**: Found the [`TaskFormDialog`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-a8ef-create-and/frontend/src/components/tasks/TaskFormDialog.tsx) with "Create & Start" button and the [`handleCreateAndStartTask`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-a8ef-create-and/frontend/src/pages/project-tasks.tsx#L209) function.
2. **Modified the create & start handler**: Updated the [`handleCreateAndStartTask`](file:///private/var/folders/kr/jdxkcn7129j376nrg0stj9zm0000gn/T/vk-a8ef-create-and/frontend/src/pages/project-tasks.tsx#L209-L243) function to:
- Capture the created task from the API response
- Call `handleViewTaskDetails` to open the task in the details panel
- Update the URL to include the task ID
3. **Verified the implementation**: Both frontend and backend build successfully.
Now when users press "Create & Start" in the task creation dialog, the task will be created, execution will begin, and the task details panel will automatically open on the right side showing the newly created task.
* Start dev server on any port
* Move dev DB into project folder
* Choose free ports for dev server
* Reliability
* Both processes get env vars
* And open browser
* Perfect! I've successfully added search functionality to the TaskKanbanBoard component. The implementation includes:
1. **Search input field** at the top of the kanban board
2. **Real-time filtering** that searches both task titles and descriptions
3. **Case-insensitive search** for better user experience
4. **Clean integration** with the existing kanban board structure
The search functionality works by filtering tasks before they're grouped by status, so only matching tasks will appear on the board across all columns.
* Perfect! I've successfully moved the search input to the header, positioning it to the left of the "Add Task" button. The improvements include:
1. **Better positioning**: Search input is now in the header alongside the "Add Task" button
2. **Improved layout**: The search input has a fixed width (w-64) and is properly spaced
3. **Clean integration**: The search functionality is maintained while improving the visual hierarchy
4. **Responsive design**: The search input is grouped with the "Add Task" button for better visual balance
The search functionality remains the same - it filters tasks by title and description in real-time as you type.
* Prettier
* make pre-release workflow manual-only, bump version automatically
* chore: bump version to 0.0.31-bump-version-automatically.0
* update version manually in both package.json files
* roll back version
* use npm for updating version
* chore: bump version to 0.0.31
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* provide npm token in env
* add manual trigger to publish workflow
* bump version
* accept tag name and release id from manual trigger
* log release id
* put back missing steps
* fix permissions to update release notes
