the up/down handlers required !i.busy before routing to scrollBy,
which meant you couldn't scroll back through a long streaming reply
while it was still arriving. dropped the busy check \u2014 chat scroll
now works in both states, consistent with pgup/pgdn which never
had the restriction.
the help block was prepended to the chat, which pushed any existing
conversation off the top of the viewport on anything but the
shortest sessions. appending it (with scrollOffset=0 so the viewport
sticks to the bottom) means /help is always visible right above the
editor, exactly where the user's eye is already looking.
login / model / sessions dialogs already render in the bottom-sticky
band between chat and editor, so they weren't affected.
the previous guard string kept matching because i literally mentioned
it in my own commit messages when documenting the feature. switched
to a form with an equals sign that will never appear in ordinary
english.
- debug job served its purpose (proved workflow_run fires correctly)
and is gone
- restore the [skip-release] guard
- brews.skip_upload is now a go-template that evaluates to true when
HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN is empty, so tag pushes before the tap is
created don't fail the whole release (v0.0.1 cut fine but the
goreleaser exit code was 1 because the brew step 401'd)
the release job kept getting skipped even though the if-expression
should have evaluated true. adding a diagnostic job (no if-filter)
that prints github.event.workflow_run so we can see what fields
are actually populated on the webhook payload at eval time.
removing the [skip-release] guard temporarily to reduce variables.
the previous [skip release] (space) matched my own commit message
that literally described the feature, which caused the first green
ci run to skip the release instead of cutting v0.0.1. hyphenated
form is much less likely to show up in ordinary prose.
also switch the job-level if from folded-scalar yaml to an inline
${{ }} expression for robustness.
- release.yml now triggers on workflow_run of ci (completed+success),
not on bare push, so we never publish binaries of broken code
- checks out github.event.workflow_run.head_sha, computes the next
vX.Y.Z by bumping the patch of the newest existing tag (starts at
v0.0.1), pushes the tag, runs goreleaser
- supports [skip release] in the commit message for docs/ci-only
commits that shouldn't cut a version
OpenSession returns a Session whose writer holds an append handle to
the jsonl file. The test never closed it, so t.TempDir's cleanup hit
'The process cannot access the file because it is being used by
another process' on windows (posix happily deletes open files).
Register a t.Cleanup that closes the reopened session.
syscall.SysProcAttr.Setsid is posix-only — unknown field on windows.
Extracted the detach-on-start logic into a detachChild function
variable, implemented in botcmd_unix.go (Setsid) and botcmd_windows.go
(DETACHED_PROCESS | CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP creation flags).
- rewrite resize_unix.go on top of golang.org/x/sys/unix so the
peek-stdin helper compiles on linux (Select returns (int, error),
Timeval.Usec is int64) as well as darwin (int32, error-only)
- promote golang.org/x/sys to a direct dep
- gofmt -w . (11 files of alignment drift from recent edits)
- install.sh / install.ps1: accept $GITHUB_TOKEN so the installers
work against the repo while it's private; no-op on public repos
- README: document the private-repo install paths (PAT for curl|bash
and powershell, GOPRIVATE for go install)
