- Use Paragraph line_count for StyledText to properly calculate wrapped height
- Ensures proper vertical spacing for content that wraps across lines
- Fixes display layout issues with long text content
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- Added .wrap(Wrap { trim: false }) to BackgroundEvent, StyledText, and DimmedReasoning cells
- Now content flows naturally during streaming but wraps properly in history
- Text uses full terminal width and wraps at word boundaries
- Fixes issue where long lines would extend beyond terminal width
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- Completely removed DEFAULT_WRAP_COLS constant
- RowBuilder now uses usize::MAX to disable wrapping during streaming
- Text flows naturally and is only wrapped when displayed based on terminal width
- Fixed issue where AI responses were being hard-wrapped at 80 characters
- Fixed styling of thinking content during streaming (uses StyledText)
- Prevented duplicate content in reasoning sections
The function was expecting '/browser' to be in the command text and
looking at parts[1], but /chrome passes just 'chrome' or 'chrome [port]',
so we need to look at parts[0] instead.
- Changed index from parts[1] to parts[0] for first argument
- Fixed port parsing to use parts[1] instead of parts[2]
- Updated condition from parts.len() > 1 to \!parts.is_empty()
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Resolved conflicts by keeping the feature-browser-upgrade connection
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Removed dead code that was causing compilation warnings. The background
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- Update GitHub Actions workflow for version handling
- Change command references from 'codex' to 'coder'
- Improve release script with better version validation
- Update browser mode UI displays
- Update repository references and branding
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- Fix reasoning text dimming and markdown formatting
- Preserve empty lines in markdown processing
- Add smart spacing between messages
- Implement weighted random spinner selection (stars, diamonds, rare sparkle)
- Use secondary color for spinners and model names throughout UI
- Remove compilation warnings and unused code
- Clean up StatusIndicatorWidget and related unused functions
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- Fix missing semicolon in cdp_page initialization
- Move apply_page_overrides outside of else block to correct scope
- Fix Headers type usage for SetExtraHttpHeadersParams
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- Add animated sparkline visualization to agent panel showing activity levels
- Implement dynamic sparkline height based on agent count (1-4 lines)
- Add color coding: border color for active, green for completed tasks
- Fix sparkline visibility during planning/preparing phase with better scaling
- Add space prefix to all agent HUD lines for consistent indentation
- Change "Preparing agents..." text to dim color for subtler appearance
- Simplify agent status display to show just model name and status
- Auto-hide agent HUD when tasks complete or fail
- Replace eprintln\! debug logging with proper tracing macros
- Add comprehensive debug logging for sparkline rendering
The sparkline now provides visual feedback during all agent phases:
- Planning: 1 line with high variation (±50%) for visibility
- Running: 2-4 lines based on agent count with standard variation (±30%)
- Activity levels scale from low (planning) to high (multiple agents)
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- Remove duplicate shlex_join_safe function definition in history_cell.rs
- Fix padded_area reference by using area parameter in chatwidget.rs:1900
- Add missing Modifier import to chatwidget.rs
- Replace undefined LIGHT_BLUE with Color::LightBlue in history_cell.rs:426
- Fix trailing whitespace in openai_tools.rs:958
- Apply cargo fmt to all modified files
These changes fix the build errors that were causing the GitHub Actions release workflow to fail.
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- Restore emoji characters in README.md for better visual appeal
- Remove Table of Contents markers requirement
- Disable ASCII-only and ToC validation for root README in CI
- Keep validation for codex-cli/README.md (maintains upstream compatibility)
This allows the fork to have a more modern, visually appealing README
while still maintaining compatibility where needed.
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- Remove emoji characters from README.md to pass ASCII check
- Fix typo in chatwidget.rs: numer -> number for codespell check
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Moves `use codex_core::protocol::EventMsg` inside the block annotated
with `#[cfg(debug_assertions)]` since that was the only place in the
file that was using it.
This eliminates the `warning: unused import:` when building with `cargo
build --release` in `cargo-rs/tui`.
Note this was not breaking CI because we do not build release builds on
CI since we're impatient :P
## Summary
Our current approach to prompt caching is fragile! The current approach
works, but we are planning to update to a more resilient system (storing
them in the rollout file). Let's start adding some integration tests to
ensure stability while we migrate it.
## Testing
- [x] These are the tests 😎
The .coder/branches/ directory was incorrectly tracked in git. This commit:
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- Removes all .coder/ files from git tracking
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- Fix scroll overflow issue where scrolling past bottom would require extra input to start moving again
- Add fade-out animation for CODER title when first user message is submitted
- Title fades to background color over 0.8 seconds with alpha blending
- Completely remove faded-out title from history to prevent scrolling artifacts
- Improve unified scrollable container with proper bottom alignment
- Refactor streaming content integration into main chat area
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- Consolidated all chat content into a single scrollable view
- Removed complex manual scroll calculations and separate rendering
- Fixed padding consistency throughout the chat area
- All content (welcome, history, streaming) now in one unified container
- Simplified scroll position calculation for better performance
- Eliminated overlapping elements and inconsistent spacing
The chat history now behaves as a single cohesive scrollable area
instead of multiple independently positioned elements.
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- Removed manual word wrapping logic from text processing
- Text is now only split by existing newlines, preserving structure
- Markdown parsing remains for bold text support
- UI widgets handle text wrapping automatically as designed
This fixes the issue where agent messages were being split with
unexpected line breaks. The UI already handles text wrapping properly,
so manual wrapping was unnecessary and causing problems.
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- Fixed text tokenization to not create separate space tokens
- Words are now properly joined with single spaces during rendering
- Updated tests to reflect the corrected token count
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causing double spacing when tokens were joined with spaces between them.
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- Save original text when starting history navigation with up arrow
- Restore original text when pressing down past the newest history entry
- Reset navigation state when text is manually edited
- Improve navigation detection logic for better edge case handling
- Fix test compilation error with DispatchCommand pattern matching
Now pressing down after browsing history properly returns to the original
text that was in the input field before navigation started.
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- Simplified theme name from "Light - Paper Light Pro" to "Light - Paper Pro"
- Maintains position in light themes section
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- Add multi-layered focus prevention for external Chrome connections:
* CDP-level: Disable page lifecycle events during screenshots
* JavaScript-level: Override document.hasFocus() and dispatch blur events
* macOS system-level: Detect and restore active app after browser operations
- Unify TUI and global browser managers to prevent dual instance issues
- Configure global manager when using /browser local to ensure LLM tools use external Chrome
- Add prevent_focus_steal config option (default: true) for external connections
- Prevent Chrome from stealing focus during screenshot operations
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- Check document.visibilityState and document.hasFocus() for each tab
- Prefer focused tab, then visible tab, then most recent tab
- No longer just uses the first tab which could be a pinned tab
- Provides better UX by controlling the tab user is actually looking at
This ensures the browser automation works with the tab the user has
active, not some random pinned tab that happened to be first.
- Fix 'Cannot start runtime from within runtime' panic
- Revert to creating browser manager directly in TUI
- Browser manager sync between TUI and core still pending
The application no longer crashes on startup. The dual browser instance
issue remains but can be addressed separately.
1. Use existing tab instead of creating new one when connecting to Chrome
- Check for existing pages and use the first/active one
- Only create new tab if no tabs exist
2. Prevent cleanup/closing of externally connected Chrome instances
- Do not close browser when disconnecting from external Chrome
- Skip idle monitor for external connections
- Only cleanup profiles we created, not external ones
3. Fix dual browser instance issue
- Use global browser manager singleton in both TUI and core
- Prevents creation of separate browser instances
- Ensures /browser local and browser tools use same instance
This prevents Chrome from being killed when connected via CDP and ensures
the existing tab is used for navigation instead of creating new ones.
