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Add base keymap presets for keyboard shortcuts - #15003
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Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts gets a Base Keymap picker (cmux, iTerm2, Terminal.app, tmux-style) and the Command Palette gets matching "Base Keymap: ..." commands. Choosing a preset writes only the shortcuts.bindings overrides that differ from cmux defaults, removes overrides another preset wrote, and keeps bindings the user set by hand. The result lists each changed shortcut and flags any that macOS claims by default. The preset table, plan, active-preset detection, macOS conflict table and the store write live in CmuxSettings with package tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ContentView
participant ShortcutKeymapProposalInbox
participant ShortcutKeymapPresetRow
participant ShortcutKeymapPreset
participant JSONConfigStore
ContentView->>ShortcutKeymapProposalInbox: Set proposed preset
ContentView->>ShortcutKeymapPresetRow: Open Keyboard Shortcuts settings
ShortcutKeymapPresetRow->>ShortcutKeymapProposalInbox: Consume proposed preset
ShortcutKeymapPresetRow->>ShortcutKeymapPreset: Create plan from current bindings
ShortcutKeymapPresetRow->>JSONConfigStore: Apply plan
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No merge-blocking issue was established. A filesystem failure during preset application could leave a partial keymap, which can be corrected by applying the preset again once writes succeed. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Preset changes are limited to the local user's shortcuts and require confirmation, but a failed application can leave a mixture of keymaps, and an edit made during application can be overwritten. The available evidence does not show a new remote or privileged entrypoint. Retained concerns
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Full details: Cmux Cache Substitution CorrectnessExplanation The new keymap persistence path plans from Resolution Before planning or applying, read the current Full details: Cmux Swift ConcurrencyExplanation The new Resolution Make the apply operation caller-owned. Store the returned Full details: Cmux User-Facing Error PrivacyExplanation The new Base Keymap Apply path forwards raw internal errors to a cmux user. Resolution Sanitize this failure at the UI boundary. Show a localized, generic message such as “Could not apply the base keymap. Check cmux.json permissions or fix the configuration, then try again.” Do not pass the caught Full details: Cmux Full InternationalizationExplanation The PR adds 43 user-facing Base Keymap, preview, command, and macOS-conflict localization keys. The new Swift text uses Resolution Add translated Full details: Cmux Architecture RethinkExplanation The PR introduces a mutable MainActor side channel for a transient UI proposal. Resolution Make the settings presentation coordinator own one value-based transition. Pass ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 3📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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- The Base Keymap picker now previews the changes (with macOS conflicts and, for iTerm2, a note that Cmd-1...9 moves from workspaces to tabs) and writes only after Apply Keymap. - The palette commands open Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts with that preview instead of applying and showing a modal alert. - plan(from:legacyBindings:) treats UserDefaults shortcuts as set by hand, reports them as the "before" value, and reveals them again when a preset override is removed. - ShortcutKeymapPlanText becomes ShortcutKeymapPlan.summaryLines. - Document that preset ownership is inferred from values. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 64-66: Update the Apply path for the preview created from
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The Settings row stored a plan computed when the preview opened. A palette-opened preview could be planned before cmux.json bindings had loaded, and Apply then overwrote bindings set by hand; edits made while the preview was open were also ignored. The row now stores only the proposed preset, derives the preview from the current bindings, plans again on Apply, and waits for the first bindings load (ShortcutListModel.hasLoadedBindings) before showing or applying. The display helper is now a private method on ShortcutKeymapPlan. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ts (#15053) The changes job's delta_since_green.py fetches main's history with --filter=tree:0, so most kept merge bases were already present as commits without trees. fetch_bases() skipped them (have_commit), their diffs failed, and the roots cost the unknown start: after #15040, 77 of 240 picker candidates were still unknown, e.g. #15003 compared 2 of 15 bases with nothing fetched. It now checks the tree (have_tree) and fetches with --refetch, which sends the trees of commits the checkout already has. Replayed on a depth-2 checkout plus the tree:0 history: 1 of 19 bases diffable before, 19 of 19 after, in 0.8 s. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2fbaf0a ci: keep one root per multi-root mini at main; park pull request builds there (manaflow-ai#15056) 35b642c Add Don't ask again to close confirmation dialogs (manaflow-ai#15052) cc4e8cf cmux import: write through the shared Ghostty config writers (manaflow-ai#15055) a8ee58c Add base keymap presets for keyboard shortcuts (manaflow-ai#15003) fc39e4c Embed cmux.json schema as a raw string so schema PRs merge (manaflow-ai#15048) 32d9435 Drive the cmux sidebar from Claude Code on SSH relay hosts (manaflow-ai#14974) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci-guards.yml # .github/workflows/ci-macos.yml
People coming from iTerm2, Terminal.app or tmux had to rebind cmux shortcuts one at a time, or hand-edit
shortcuts.bindings. Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts now has a Base Keymap picker, like Zed's base keymap setting, and the Command Palette has matching Base Keymap: ... commands.What the user sees
Action: old → new, plus Cancel and Apply Keymap. Nothing is written until Apply. For iTerm2 the preview starts with a note that ⌘1…9 moves from workspaces to tabs (workspaces move to ⌥⌘1…9).~/.config/cmux/cmux.json, in the readable string/array form ("cmd+shift+c",["ctrl+b", "c"]).Presets
Only actions cmux has are mapped. Where a terminal's default already matches cmux, no override is written. For iTerm2 that covers Cmd-D, Cmd-Shift-D, Cmd-Opt-arrows, Cmd-Shift-Return, Cmd-T, Cmd-W and Cmd-Shift-[ / ].
cnew workspace,xclose tab,&close workspace,n/pnext/previous workspace,1…9select workspace,,rename workspace,wgo to workspace,%/"split right/down, arrows focus pane,onext pane,zzoom,[copy modetmux-style uses cmux's existing two-stroke chords. It maps tmux windows to cmux workspaces, since a workspace is what holds the splits.
How it works
CmuxSettingsowns the logic:ShortcutKeymapPreset);plan(from:legacyBindings:)), which yields writes, removals and kept user bindings, and uses legacy UserDefaults shortcuts for the "before" value;MacOSSystemShortcut.conflicts). It checks both strokes of a chord and expands numbered actions to their 1…9 family.JSONConfigStore.applyShortcutKeymapmakes one leaf edit per change through the existingset/reset, so comments and other keys survive.SettingsRuntime.keymapProposals.shortcuts.bindings. No new config key or schema change.Relation to #14868 (setting actions,
settingPresets,cmux config set): this PR stays compatible with it and doesn't build on it.settingPresetsentry merges keys but can't remove the keys a previous preset wrote, and switching back to default depends on that.applyShortcutKeymap), so the two don't collide.mutateRootto write in one atomic publication.Verification
CmuxSettings(ShortcutKeymapPresetTests.swift). The first 15 tests passed locally withswift test --filter "ShortcutKeymap|MacOSSystemShortcut". The follow-up commit added 3 tests (legacy bindings kept, legacy value revealed on removal, hand-typed preset value) that only CI has run. They cover:when-clause and priority rule as the Settings recorder;JSONConfigStorethat keeps comments and unrelated keys.lint-xcstrings.py,localization_catalog.py check(0 parity errors), swift-syntax, project normalization and package groups. The test-wiring and feature-flag checks timed out under machine load; the wiring lints they run printed ok.CmuxSettingsUIweren't compiled locally, and there's no dogfood on a tagged build yet. CI compiles them. Dogfood should check the picker preview and Apply, the palette opening that preview, and that a tmux chord fires after switching.Localization: 43 new strings (Settings row and Apply button, summary lines and the iTerm2 note, palette title, preset names, 27 macOS shortcut names), all in the nine required locales of
Resources/Localizable.xcstrings.iTerm2,Terminal.appand the%1$@: %2$@ → %3$@format are recorded as brand/format literals inlocalization-allowed-omissions.json.Left out
cmux-keyboard-shortcutsnow points at the picker.Changelog
Added: Base Keymap presets (iTerm2, Terminal.app, tmux-style) in Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts and the Command Palette, which write only the differing shortcuts and flag macOS conflicts.
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