fix(ui): color linked pr counts by aggregate status - #11180
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a contained UI bug fix that colors and describes existing linked pull-request badges using their aggregate status across web and mobile. It introduces no new workflow, persistence, configuration, or sensitive behavior, and includes focused coverage for mixed-status cases. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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BadgeResolver->>MobilePresentation: provide aggregate state
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WebBadge->>WebBadge: render tooltip and state color
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In `@apps/web/src/components/ThreadStatusIndicators.tsx`:
- Line 174: Update ThreadPullRequestBadgeControl so multi-link badge tooltip and
accessible-name text derive from aggregate badge.state, matching the existing
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Merges `upstream/main` at `02297e3db` into the fork, 35 commits from base `0f602b337`. Merge commit, not a rebase. Tracker entry: `docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md`, 2026-09-11. `170` files landed against `166` in the upstream range; fork delta `756` files. The gap is six named files and reconciles: `ThreadStatusIndicators.test.tsx` and `sandboxControl.placement.test.tsx` landed as fork-test fixes amended into the merge, the three fork documents landed with it, and `PreviewLocalServerCard.tsx` was re-deleted per the inventory's deliberate-deletion list. `duplicate-adds.mjs` and `resolution-check.mjs` are clean — nothing landed as one side whole. ## What upstream shipped, and where it stands on Moatless ### Usable as-is These run on the fork's backend with no further work. - **A compact right-panel surface menu** (pingdotgg#11111) — the add-surface launcher goes from a card grid to keyboard-shortcut rows. This is where the fork's sandbox status badge lives, so the badge was re-stated on upstream's row rather than replayed; see the conflict notes below. - **Multiple-linked-PR badges, simplified** (pingdotgg#11104, pingdotgg#11180, pingdotgg#11101) — a thread with several links now shows the total linked count coloured by aggregate status, instead of naming a primary and counting the extras. This is **live on Moatless**: the backend serves `thread.pullRequests` and reports `threadPullRequests`, so the badge resolves. It is also a behaviour change a user will see, and it is what broke the fork's own badge test — the only thing that caught it. - **Settled threads recede in the sidebar** (pingdotgg#11101) — a settled row dims until hover or focus. Rides the settlement state Moatless already serves. - **Environments in the command palette** (pingdotgg#10722) — searching now returns environments beside threads and projects, with a subtitle. - **A blue/orange diff palette** (pingdotgg#10671) — client-side theme only. - **Question answers folded into tool activity** (pingdotgg#11014) — the chat timeline renders an answer to an agent's async question inside the tool call that asked it, rather than as a separate turn. The client half (`client-runtime/src/work-log/userInput.ts`, `shared/src/toolActivity.ts`, `MessagesTimeline.tsx`) works off data Moatless already sends. The server half is in the third bucket. - **Unpriced model activity is flagged** (pingdotgg#11021) — usage rows with tokens and no price read as unpriced instead of `$0.00`. Shared merge logic over the `server.getUsageSummary` the backend serves. - **Return to picture-in-picture when the right panel closes** (pingdotgg#11102) and **aligned floating-preview corners** (pingdotgg#10915) — both land in the hosted preview surface and both were taken; the fork's framed-runtime condition in `ThreadPreviewMiniPlayer.tsx` still covers the case upstream's `framed` check does not. - **Collapse a tool call by clicking its expanded label** (pingdotgg#11017), **provider update text fitting inside sidebar notices** (pingdotgg#11034), **no seams in the topbar scroll fade** (pingdotgg#10914), **centered PR unavailable states** (pingdotgg#11110), **no sidebar PR link icon** (pingdotgg#11179). - **Mobile** (pingdotgg#11128, pingdotgg#11127, pingdotgg#11114, pingdotgg#11115, pingdotgg#11118 / pingdotgg#11079 / reverted in pingdotgg#11098, pingdotgg#11113) — shared markdown renderer rename, composer transition and final-frame fixes, tablet close controls for files and terminal, and playback preserved across fullscreen transitions. ### Unsupported in Moatless / needs implementation - **The device hub** — the whole of pingdotgg#10677, pingdotgg#10854, pingdotgg#10855 and pingdotgg#10856: iOS simulators and Android emulators a person and an agent can share. Server side is `apps/server/src/device/` (`LocalDeviceHost.ts` drives the machine the server runs on, `SshDeviceHost.ts` drives another over SSH, `DeviceHubProxy.ts` fronts the video and accessibility streams) plus an MCP toolkit at `apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/device/` that gives the agent tap/type/screenshot. Client side is a `device` right-panel surface (`apps/web/src/components/device/`) and a Device hosts settings page. Eight methods plus one stream, all newly declaring `UnsupportedMethodError` in `packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts`: `device.configure`, `device.list`, `device.testHost`, `device.open`, `device.close`, `device.shutdown`, `device.detail`, `device.action`, and the `subscribeDeviceState` push stream. **Nothing gates the surface on a capability.** `ChatView.tsx` passes `deviceAvailable={activeThreadRef !== null}`, so the launcher offers a Device row on every thread. `subscribeDeviceState` never resolves on Moatless, so the state stays empty, `onboardingCompleted` is false, and clicking the row opens `DeviceSetup` rather than the panel — whose first step, "Enable the device hub", calls `device.configure` and shows the refusal. A dead end a person can walk into. One additive `FEATURES.deviceHub` read on the two `deviceAvailable` props would drop the row instead; **this merge did not add it**, and it is recorded as the open work in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _The device hub_. Implementing it on the backend is a real question rather than a stub: the hub needs Xcode or the Android SDK on whatever host it drives, and its stream is a second connection beside the RPC one. - **Label and reviewer updates without redundant reloads** (pingdotgg#11117) — optimistic cache writes in `client-runtime/src/state/pullRequests.ts` over `pullRequests.update`. Rides the `pullRequests.*` group, which Moatless does not serve and which the `pullRequests` capability already keeps off, so it changes nothing here until that group lands. - **Emphasised primary PR actions** (pingdotgg#11105) and **save a PR body with Cmd/Ctrl+Enter** (pingdotgg#10660) — same surface, same condition. - **Zed remote links accepting root paths and Windows servers** (pingdotgg#11044) — builds an SSH open target the Electron shell hands to a local editor. That path needs a desktop shell, so it does not reach this fork's browser client; `shell.openInEditor` remains unsupported. Not a fork target, listed for completeness. - **Marketing** (pingdotgg#11146, pingdotgg#11145) — `apps/marketing` is upstream's own site; inherited and inert here. ### Backend behavior to consider reproducing in Moatless Server-side fixes upstream made to its own runtime. Moatless implements the same contract, so each is worth checking against its own implementation. - **Claude launch args override the derived permission mode** (pingdotgg#11026, `apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts`). Upstream derives a permission mode from the thread's settings and then appends the agent's launch args; an explicit `--permission-mode` in those args used to be overridden by the derived one instead of winning. If Moatless derives a permission mode the same way, a user who set the flag explicitly is being ignored in the same place. Cheapest of the three to check. - **Project identity resolved before legacy PR relinks** (pingdotgg#11045, `apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/OrchestrationEngine.ts`). A legacy pull-request link is relinked to its thread on load; upstream now resolves the project's repository identity first, so a relink cannot bind a link to the wrong project when two projects share a branch name. The fork fills `thread.pullRequests` from a Task's GitHub bindings, so it has the same ordering question: the binding has to know which project it belongs to before it is attached. - **Question answers in the published activity payload** (pingdotgg#11014, `apps/server/src/orchestration/ActivityPayloadProjection.ts`). The projection now folds `projectQuestionToolInput` into the activity payload for both `mcp_tool_call` and plain tool items, which is what lets a client render the answer inside the tool call. Moatless does not report `agentActivityPublishing`, so nothing reads this today — but if it ever publishes activity, this is the shape to publish. ## Conflicts and how they were resolved 11 conflicted files, resolved on the verdicts `preflight.mjs` printed. Additive on both sides, both kept: `MessagesTimeline.tsx` (imports), `client-runtime/src/rpc/client.ts` (the fork's four subscription tags against upstream's `subscribeDeviceState`), `rightPanelStore.ts` (the fork's `sandbox` kind against upstream's `device`), `rpc.ts` and `RpcAuthorization.ts` (the fork's thread-server / sandbox / subtasks methods and scopes against upstream's eight `device.*` ones), and `ChatView.tsx` (both right-panel arms, both `onAdd*` props at the inline and sheet call sites, and upstream's extended `closePreviewPanel` under the fork's proactive preview-open effect). `PreviewEmptyState.tsx` and `ThreadPreviewMiniPlayer.tsx` took upstream's `DiscoveryList` and `rounded-[inherit]` with the fork's sandbox-read error line and framed `hasPreviewSurface` condition re-stated on top. `PreviewLocalServerCard.tsx` was a modify/delete conflict and was re-deleted. `pnpm-lock.yaml` auto-merged this time, so `--theirs` had nothing to do; it was reset to `upstream/main` and the fork edges re-derived with `vp i`. Two findings worth reading: **A `converged` delta can lose the line it was anchored to.** pingdotgg#11111 rebuilt the add-surface menu from cards into rows, and the fork's sandbox badge in `RightPanelTabs.tsx` (7 conflicts, the hard one) had no literal home left. It was re-stated on upstream's row — between the label and the `Kbd`, additively, no prop threaded and no upstream JSX re-indented — rather than replayed. The fork's placement test caught the other half: upstream's rows stopped rendering the action `description` at all, in its own Device action too, so the test was asserting on markup nobody emits. It now asserts the rendered label. **A silent auto-merge changed behaviour with no marker, no type error and no resolution-check hit.** pingdotgg#11104 and pingdotgg#11180 changed what the multi-PR badge counts and hoisted `state` onto both badge shapes with a new `draft` colour. Only the fork's `ThreadStatusIndicators.test.tsx` failed, on `+1` against `+2`. Fixture gained the now-required `state`; the expectation was updated to upstream's semantics. ## Inventory and gaps - New `pathPolicy` rows for the paths this merge decided without a cached verdict: `right-panel-surfaces`, `client-runtime-rpc-client`, `thread-status-indicators`, `fork-sandbox-components`. `inventory-check.mjs` is clean. - New gaps entry: _The device hub_, under **Methods the backend does not dispatch**. It names the nine union entries holding it open, the missing `FEATURES.deviceHub` gate, and what closing it costs. - Owned-concern sweep: 11 keyword hits, all false positives. Ten are device-hub files matching the `client-identity` concern on `host`/`proxy` — that concern is about device *pairing* identity, not simulators — and the eleventh, `McpProviderSession.test.ts`, matched on `session`. No concern entry. ## Verification `verify.mjs`: `duplicate-adds`, `tripwires`, `resolution-check`, `unsupported-methods`, `fmt:check`, `lint` and `typecheck` pass. `test` is red on **one** package, and it is not this merge: `@t3tools/desktop`'s `scripts/browser-secret-native.test.mjs > bundled libsecret helper` cannot find `libsecret-1` in this sandbox's pkg-config path. A missing system package, not a code defect — 1 file failed of 102, and the standing entry is in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _The desktop suite needs libsecret_. One thing to know about reading that log: four packages did not finish under `vp run -r test` and were each re-run alone — mobile `157` files, `t3` `315`, web `389`, relay `30`, all passing. The truncated parallel pass reported a failure that does not exist, `shikiReviewHighlighter.test.ts > initializes source and snippet highlighting without a warmup`, which passes in the alone run and which neither side of this merge touches. The retry lines at the end of the log are the result; the parallel output above them is not. Not reported green. The fork has no CI on pull requests (`docs/fork/gaps.md`, _Nothing checks a pull request_), so this is the whole of the evidence. --- Moatless task: https://moatless.soaplabstest.com/tasks/211b4f8f-7de2-46c8-9ded-330d0cda4add
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Threads with multiple linked PRs always showed a grey icon and count. Both now use the aggregate state across visible links in the sidebar, composer, and mobile: green while any PR is open, red for completed sets containing closed PRs, grey only when every PR is a draft, and purple when all are merged. Existing click targets and single-PR behavior are preserved.
Verified the original two GitHub PRs in an isolated web environment, including sidebar/composer colors in light and dark themes and opening the live PR detail. All 73 focused tests, scoped lint, and web/shared/mobile typechecks passed. Native mobile rendering is unverified: this host has no usable AVD, hardware acceleration, or compatible dev client.
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