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The renderer scoping + stale-async halves landed on main via #87566. What survives here: the Electron |
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Tests run
pytest tests/hermes_cli/test_web_server.py -q -p no:cacheprovider(145 passed; one existing Starlette deprecation warning)npm --prefix apps/desktop run test:ui(3642 passed)npm --prefix apps/desktop run test:desktop:platforms(1002 passed, 2 skipped)npm --prefix apps/desktop run typecheckgit diff --checkMotivation
The profile rail visually communicates a scoped workspace, but messaging and cron sidebar slices were aggregated across every profile. Besides confusing users, globally cached async results could reappear after a profile switch. This makes the sidebar follow the selected profile consistently while keeping the explicit all-profiles mode available.