import { scopeProjectRef } from "@t3tools/client-runtime/environment"; import { squashAtomCommandFailure } from "@t3tools/client-runtime/state/runtime"; import type { EnvironmentId, PullRequestAction, PullRequestMergeMethod, PullRequestRef, PullRequestState, } from "@t3tools/contracts"; import { ArrowDownUpIcon, ArrowLeftIcon, ArrowUpRightIcon, BookOpenIcon, CircleDotIcon, ChevronDownIcon, FileDiffIcon, FolderGit2Icon, GitBranchIcon, GitCommitHorizontalIcon, GitMergeIcon, GitPullRequestClosedIcon, GitPullRequestDraftIcon, GitPullRequestIcon, HammerIcon, MessageCircleQuestionIcon, MessageSquareIcon, LinkIcon, MoreHorizontalIcon, PanelRightIcon, RefreshCwIcon, TriangleAlertIcon, } from "lucide-react"; import { lazy, Suspense, useCallback, useEffect, useLayoutEffect, useMemo, useRef, useState, } from "react"; import { type DraftId, useComposerDraftStore } from "~/composerDraftStore"; import { useNewThreadHandler } from "~/hooks/useHandleNewThread"; import { useCopyToClipboard, writeTextToClipboard } from "~/hooks/useCopyToClipboard"; import { usePreparePullRequestThreadAction } from "~/lib/sourceControlActions"; import { cn } from "~/lib/utils"; import { readLocalApi } from "~/localApi"; import type { ReviewCommentContext } from "~/reviewCommentContext"; import { useEnvironmentQuery } from "~/state/query"; import { useLiveRefresh } from "~/hooks/useLiveRefresh"; import { pullRequestEnvironment } from "~/state/pullRequests"; import { useAtomCommand } from "~/state/use-atom-command"; import { formatRelativeTimeLabel } from "~/timestampFormat"; import { AlertDialog, AlertDialogClose, AlertDialogDescription, AlertDialogFooter, AlertDialogHeader, AlertDialogPopup, AlertDialogTitle, } from "../ui/alert-dialog"; import { Badge } from "../ui/badge"; import { Button } from "../ui/button"; import { Menu, MenuItem, MenuPopup, MenuRadioGroup, MenuRadioItem, MenuSeparator, MenuTrigger, } from "../ui/menu"; import { toastManager } from "../ui/toast"; import { PullRequestDetailGhost, PullRequestTimelineGhost } from "./PullRequestGhosts"; import { PullRequestActivityUnavailableState } from "./PullRequestActivityUnavailableState"; import { DiffPanelLoadingState } from "../DiffPanelShell"; import { PullRequestsUnavailableState } from "./PullRequestsUnavailableState"; import type { PullRequestAskSelectionInput } from "./PullRequestCodeTab"; import { PullRequestSummaryTab } from "./PullRequestSummaryTab"; import { PullRequestTimelineTab } from "./PullRequestTimelineTab"; import { buildAskAboutLinesHandoff, buildAskAboutPullRequestHandoff, buildExplainPullRequestHandoff, buildFixFindingHandoff, buildFixFindingsHandoff, buildResolveConflictsPrompt, handoffPrompt, handoffReviewComments, pullRequestFindingKey, readableFailure, type PullRequestFinding, } from "./pullRequestDetail.logic"; import { PullRequestActorLabel, PullRequestDiffStat, PullRequestMetaLine, resolvePullRequestState, summarizePullRequestChecks, } from "./pullRequestPresentation"; type DetailTab = "summary" | "timeline" | "code"; const ACTION_SUCCESS_LABELS: Record = { merge: "Pull request merged", ready: "Marked ready for review", draft: "Converted to draft", close: "Pull request closed", reopen: "Pull request reopened", }; /** Said as the thing that did not happen, rather than as the operation that returned an error. */ const ACTION_FAILURE_LABELS: Record = { merge: "Could not merge this pull request", ready: "Could not mark this ready for review", draft: "Could not convert this to a draft", close: "Could not close this pull request", reopen: "Could not reopen this pull request", }; /** What to try, for the times the host says only that it refused. */ const ACTION_FAILURE_HINTS: Record = { merge: "The host refused the merge. Check that you have write access, that the checks it requires have passed, and that the branch is not conflicting.", ready: "The host refused it. Check that you have write access to this repository.", draft: "The host refused it. Check that you have write access to this repository.", close: "The host refused it. Check that you have write access, or that you opened it.", reopen: "The host refused it. Check that you have write access, and that the branch still exists.", }; /** Named for the host rather than "externally": the point is where you will land. */ const OPEN_ON_HOST_LABELS: Partial> = { github: "Open on GitHub", gitlab: "Open on GitLab", bitbucket: "Open on Bitbucket", "azure-devops": "Open on Azure DevOps", }; const TABS: ReadonlyArray<{ value: DetailTab; label: string }> = [ { value: "summary", label: "Summary" }, { value: "timeline", label: "Timeline" }, { value: "code", label: "Code" }, ]; // The diff viewer pulls in its worker pool, so it stays out of the bundle until Code is opened. // Named rather than inlined so the panel can also call it itself, to start the download before // anyone has clicked the tab. const loadCodeTab = () => import("./PullRequestCodeTab"); const PullRequestCodeTab = lazy(loadCodeTab); /** * What the last hand-off wrote into each draft, kept outside React because the panel that wrote it * is closed by the time the next one opens. It is how a prompt the reader has since edited is told * apart from the one they were handed: only the sentence still exactly as written may be replaced. */ const lastHandoffPromptByDraft = new Map(); export function PullRequestDetailPanel({ environmentId, reference, refreshToken: forcedRefreshToken = 0, onActed, onClose, onStateChange, context = "page", chromeVariant = "full", }: { environmentId: EnvironmentId; reference: PullRequestRef; /** * Bumped by whatever holds the panel when a reader asks for everything on screen to be read * again. The panel owns its own reads, so the page cannot refresh them for it — it says when, * and this says it. */ refreshToken?: number; /** * An action changed this pull request on the host, so a list showing it is now out of date. * Told rather than assumed: only the page knows whether it is showing one. */ onActed?: () => void; /** Page-owned detail columns use this to clear the selected pull request. */ onClose?: () => void; /** Keeps compact chrome, such as the right-panel tab, in step with refreshed host state. */ onStateChange?: (status: { projectId: string; repository: string; number: number; state: PullRequestState; isDraft: boolean; }) => void; /** * Beside a thread, the checkout affordance disappears: the panel is showing that thread's * own pull request, so the branch is already under the reader's feet — and checking it out * again is at best a no-op and at worst git refusing a branch two checkouts. */ context?: "page" | "thread"; /** * How the metadata above the content behaves: `full` keeps every row pinned; `collapse` * folds the whole of it into the top row once the active tab scrolls, and unfolds at the * top — the chrome spends its height on what is being read. */ chromeVariant?: "full" | "collapse"; }) { const pullRequestKey = `${reference.projectId}:${reference.repository}#${reference.number}`; const [tab, setTab] = useState("summary"); const [timelineOrder, setTimelineOrder] = useState<"newest" | "oldest">("newest"); const [codeCommitScope, setCodeCommitScope] = useState<{ readonly pullRequestKey: string; readonly oid: string | null; }>(() => ({ pullRequestKey, oid: null })); const selectedCodeCommitOid = codeCommitScope.pullRequestKey === pullRequestKey ? codeCommitScope.oid : null; const selectCodeCommit = (oid: string | null) => { setCodeCommitScope({ pullRequestKey, oid }); }; const openCommit = (oid: string) => { selectCodeCommit(oid); setTab("code"); }; // Every tab the reader has opened stays mounted behind the active one. The diff viewer // always needed this (it virtualizes against its own scroll position); the trace showed the // summary needs it too — a large description re-parses its whole markdown on every return // to the tab. `visibility` keeps boxes, sizes and scroll offsets, and takes hidden content // out of the tab order and the accessibility tree. const [mountedTabs, setMountedTabs] = useState>( () => new Set(["summary"]), ); useEffect(() => { setMountedTabs((previous) => previous.has(tab) ? previous : new Set(previous).add(tab), ); }, [tab]); const [chromeCondensed, setChromeCondensed] = useState(false); // Each tab remembers whether its chrome was condensed. Only the active tab can emit scroll // events, so the capture handler always writes the active tab's entry — and a tab switch // reads the destination's memory instead of inheriting the tab being left. A tab too short // to scroll remembers "expanded", which is what keeps it from being stranded under a chrome // it has no scrollbar to reopen. const chromeStateByTab = useRef>>({}); useEffect(() => { setChromeCondensed(chromeStateByTab.current[tab] ?? false); }, [tab]); const condensed = chromeVariant === "collapse" && chromeCondensed; // Collapsing removes the fold's height from the chrome, which would otherwise hand that // height to the scrollport and leap the content up by it mid-scroll. The cure is exact // compensation: collapse only once the reader has scrolled at least the fold's height, // then give that height back to `scrollTop` before the next paint — the content under // their eyes does not move, and the collapse itself is the only thing that changes. const scrollerRef = useRef(null); const foldRef = useRef(null); // The condensed chrome's second row opens as the fold closes, so the height the scrollport // gains is the fold's minus this row's. Measured the same way the fold is: `scrollHeight` // through a zero track reads its natural height in either state. const condensedRowRef = useRef(null); const compensationRef = useRef(null); useLayoutEffect(() => { if (compensationRef.current === null) return; const scroller = scrollerRef.current; const delta = compensationRef.current; compensationRef.current = null; if (scroller) scroller.scrollTop = Math.max(0, scroller.scrollTop + delta); }, [condensed]); const [mergeMethod, setMergeMethod] = useState("merge"); const [confirmAction, setConfirmAction] = useState<"merge" | "close" | null>(null); // Which handoff is preparing, keyed so a per-finding button can say "Preparing..." on itself // alone. One at a time whatever the key: they all check the same pull request out. const [handoff, setHandoff] = useState(null); const { copyToClipboard: copyBranchToClipboard, isCopied: isBranchCopied } = useCopyToClipboard({ target: "branch name", timeout: 1600, }); // The chunk is fetched as soon as the panel exists rather than waiting for the Code tab to be // clicked, so a reader who does click it lands on a chunk already in the module cache. useEffect(() => { void loadCodeTab(); }, []); const detailQuery = useEnvironmentQuery( pullRequestEnvironment.detail({ environmentId, input: reference }), ); const activityQuery = useEnvironmentQuery( pullRequestEnvironment.activity({ environmentId, input: reference }), ); // Detail and diff are independent server reads, so the diff for the default view (no commit, // no cursor) is started here too rather than waiting for the Code tab to mount. This is one // extra cached read per opened pull request even for readers who never open the tab, but it // turns the tab's first paint from a cold request into a cache hit. const _diffWarmUpQuery = useEnvironmentQuery( pullRequestEnvironment.diff({ environmentId, input: { ...reference } }), ); const coreDetail = detailQuery.data; const activity = activityQuery.data; const detail = useMemo( () => coreDetail === null ? null : { ...coreDetail, author: activity?.author ?? coreDetail.author, reviewers: activity?.reviewers ?? coreDetail.reviewers, comments: activity?.comments ?? [], commentCount: activity?.commentCount ?? 0, commentsTruncated: activity?.commentsTruncated ?? false, reviewThreads: activity?.reviewThreads ?? [], commits: activity?.commits ?? [], }, [activity, coreDetail], ); const activityPending = activityQuery.isPending && activity === null; const activityError = activity === null ? activityQuery.error : null; const refreshDetail = useCallback(() => { detailQuery.refresh(); activityQuery.refresh(); }, [activityQuery.refresh, detailQuery.refresh]); useEffect(() => { if (!detail) return; onStateChange?.({ projectId: detail.projectId, repository: detail.repository, number: detail.number, state: detail.state, isDraft: detail.isDraft, }); }, [detail, onStateChange]); // A pull request changes while it is open in front of somebody — a push lands, a check // finishes, a review arrives — so the panel reads it again on the way back to the window and // while a reader sits on it. Keyed by the pull request rather than by the panel, because this // one panel shows a different pull request every time it is opened. useLiveRefresh(refreshDetail, { key: `pull-request:${reference.projectId}:${reference.repository}#${reference.number}`, }); // The button, on the other hand, goes around the server's cache rather than through it: it is // the answer for a reader who can see that what they are looking at is behind. The // invalidation goes first so the re-reads miss that cache; if it fails, the reads still run // and at worst answer from it. const invalidate = useAtomCommand(pullRequestEnvironment.invalidate, { reportFailure: false }); const [refreshToken, setRefreshToken] = useState(0); const refreshFromHost = useCallback(async () => { await invalidate({ environmentId, input: { reference } }); refreshDetail(); setRefreshToken((token) => token + 1); }, [environmentId, invalidate, reference, refreshDetail]); // A refresh asked for by the page: the detail, and through the token below, the diff with it. const appliedForcedToken = useRef(forcedRefreshToken); useEffect(() => { if (appliedForcedToken.current === forcedRefreshToken) return; appliedForcedToken.current = forcedRefreshToken; void refreshFromHost(); }, [forcedRefreshToken, refreshFromHost]); const runAction = useAtomCommand(pullRequestEnvironment.runAction, { reportFailure: false }); const [actionPending, setActionPending] = useState(false); const newThread = useNewThreadHandler(); const prepareThread = usePreparePullRequestThreadAction({ environmentId, cwd: detail?.workspaceRoot ?? null, }); const perform = async (action: PullRequestAction, method?: PullRequestMergeMethod) => { if (actionPending) return; setActionPending(true); const result = await runAction({ environmentId, input: { ...reference, action, ...(method ? { mergeMethod: method } : {}) }, }); setActionPending(false); if (result._tag === "Failure") { // The host's own sentence, because it is the only thing that says why. A merge strategy a // branch policy forbids is refused at completion and nowhere earlier — Azure DevOps // publishes no per-strategy availability to hide the control with — so "action failed" // would leave the reader pressing the same button again. const failure = squashAtomCommandFailure(result); toastManager.add({ type: "error", title: ACTION_FAILURE_LABELS[action], description: readableFailure(failure, ACTION_FAILURE_HINTS[action]), }); return; } toastManager.add({ type: "success", title: ACTION_SUCCESS_LABELS[action] }); refreshDetail(); onActed?.(); }; type ThreadTask = { prompt: string; reviewComments?: ReadonlyArray; }; /** * Opens a thread on this project and leaves the task in its composer for the reader to send. * * Nothing is checked out: asking a question is not a reason to move somebody's working tree or * to make a worktree they did not ask for. The two hand-offs that do need the code call this * after preparing it, so there is one path from "a task" to "a thread holding it". */ const openThreadWithTask = async ( projectRef: ReturnType, task: ThreadTask | null, opened?: { draftId: DraftId }, ): Promise<{ draftId: DraftId } | null> => { const session = opened ?? (await newThread(projectRef).then( (result) => result, () => null, )); if (session === null) return null; const store = useComposerDraftStore.getState(); if (task === null) return session; // The latest press is the ask: it takes over what an earlier hand-off left, prompt and chips // both, rather than stacking a second one under the first. What the reader typed themselves // survives — the composer they are handed is not always a fresh one, and a prompt they have // since edited is theirs rather than the hand-off's. const draft = store.getComposerDraft(session.draftId); const existingComments = draft?.reviewComments ?? []; const prompt = handoffPrompt( { prompt: draft?.prompt ?? "", lastHandoffPrompt: lastHandoffPromptByDraft.get(session.draftId), }, task.prompt, ); // Remember the hand-off's own contribution, not the merged prompt: only that sentence is // this session's to take back next time, and the reader's text around it is not. lastHandoffPromptByDraft.set(session.draftId, task.prompt); store.setPrompt(session.draftId, prompt); store.setReviewComments( session.draftId, handoffReviewComments(existingComments, task.reviewComments ?? []), ); return session; }; /** A question about the change, which needs a thread and nothing else. */ const startAsk = async (kind: string, task: ThreadTask) => { if (!detail || handoff !== null) return; setHandoff(kind); const projectRef = scopeProjectRef(environmentId, detail.projectId); const opened = await openThreadWithTask(projectRef, task); setHandoff(null); if (opened === null) { toastManager.add({ type: "error", title: "Could not open a thread", description: "Try again from the project, or open a thread first.", }); return; } toastManager.add({ type: "success", title: "Asked in a thread", // "Ask" leaves the composer empty on purpose, so saying the question is in it would send // the reader looking for something that is not there. The chips are what landed. description: task.prompt.length > 0 ? "The question is in the composer — read it over, then send." : "The pull request is in the composer — type your question, then send.", }); }; // Every handoff works the same way: check the pull request out into its own worktree, open a // thread there, and — when it carries a task — put that in the composer for the user to read // before sending. Checking out is the whole point of the ones that carry nothing. const startHandoff = async ( kind: string, task: { prompt: string; reviewComments?: ReadonlyArray } | null, // A worktree leaves whatever is open alone, which is why it is the default. Checking out in // the repository itself is what you want when the point is to run the thing where you // already work — and it moves the branch under everything else that is open there. mode: "worktree" | "local" = "worktree", ) => { if (!detail || handoff !== null) return; setHandoff(kind); // The menu closes on the press and takes its "Preparing..." label with it, so this is the // only thing answering for the checkout. It carries no timeout of its own: a loading toast // never expires, and an explicit one would survive the update and pin the result on screen. const toastId = toastManager.add({ type: "loading", title: "Preparing the pull request checkout...", }); const projectRef = scopeProjectRef(environmentId, detail.projectId); // The thread is opened before the checkout rather than after it, because the project's setup // script only runs for a checkout that knows which thread it is for — and a worktree with no // dependencies installed is not something anyone can test. const opened = await newThread(projectRef).then( (session) => session, () => null, ); if (opened === null) { setHandoff(null); // Without a thread there is nowhere for the checkout to belong: its setup script would not // run and its task would have no composer to land in. Better to stop before touching the // working tree than to prepare a worktree nobody asked for. toastManager.update(toastId, { type: "error", title: "Could not open a thread for the checkout", description: "Try again from the project, or open a thread first.", }); return; } const prepared = await prepareThread.run({ reference: detail.url, mode, threadId: opened.threadId, }); if (prepared._tag === "Failure") { setHandoff(null); // The server says what to do about it — that the branch is already checked out in the main // repository, say — and that sentence is the only way out of the failure. const detailMessage = prepareThread.error instanceof Error ? prepareThread.error.message : null; toastManager.update(toastId, { type: "error", title: "Could not prepare the pull request checkout", ...(detailMessage ? { description: detailMessage } : {}), }); return; } // The same thread again, now that there is somewhere to point it at. A local checkout has // no worktree of its own, so the thread runs where the repository already is. const pointed = await newThread(projectRef, { branch: prepared.value.branch, worktreePath: prepared.value.worktreePath, envMode: prepared.value.worktreePath === null ? "local" : "worktree", }).then( (session) => session !== null, () => false, ); if (!pointed) { setHandoff(null); // The checkout is on disk; only the thread failed to move onto it. Writing the task now // would send the agent at whatever the thread was already open on — which is the one // outcome worth stopping for, since it reads as success and is not. toastManager.update(toastId, { type: "error", title: "Checked out, but the thread stayed where it was", description: `The checkout is ready on \`${prepared.value.branch}\`. Point a thread at it from the branch picker, then ask again.`, }); return; } // Released here whatever happened next: a loading toast never expires on its own, so leaving // this set would spin forever and lock every handoff behind it until a reload. setHandoff(null); // A worktree that was already there and had been worked in keeps whatever it holds, so the // thread opens on older code than the pull request carries. Said once, in place of the // success, because everything else about the handoff did happen. const staleCheckoutToast = { type: "warning", title: "Checked out, but not on the latest commits", description: "The checkout could not be moved onto the pull request's latest commits, so the code there is older than the pull request. Uncommitted work or local commits keep it where it is.", } as const; if (task === null) { toastManager.update( toastId, prepared.value.isOnPullRequestHead ? { type: "success", title: mode === "local" ? "Checked out here" : "Checked out", description: mode === "local" ? "This repository is on the pull request's branch, with a thread open on it." : "The pull request is in its own worktree, with a thread open on it.", } : staleCheckoutToast, ); return; } await openThreadWithTask(projectRef, task, opened); toastManager.update( toastId, prepared.value.isOnPullRequestHead ? { type: "success", title: "Checkout ready", description: "The task is in the composer — read it over, then send.", } : staleCheckoutToast, ); }; const askAboutPullRequest = () => { if (!detail) return; void startAsk("ask", { ...buildAskAboutPullRequestHandoff({ number: detail.number, title: detail.title, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, }), }); }; const explainPullRequest = () => { if (!detail) return; void startAsk("explain", { ...buildExplainPullRequestHandoff({ number: detail.number, title: detail.title, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, }), }); }; /** Lines the reader marked in the diff, asked about rather than commented on. */ const askAboutSelection = (selection: PullRequestAskSelectionInput) => { if (!detail) return; void startAsk(`ask:${selection.comment.id}`, { ...buildAskAboutLinesHandoff({ number: detail.number, title: detail.title, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, comment: selection.comment, question: selection.question, }), }); }; const startCheckout = (mode: "worktree" | "local") => { if (!detail) return; void startHandoff(`checkout:${mode}`, null, mode); }; /** One finding, handed over on its own — the surfaces that show findings call this. */ const startFixFinding = (finding: PullRequestFinding) => { if (!detail) return; void startHandoff( pullRequestFindingKey(finding), buildFixFindingHandoff({ number: detail.number, title: detail.title, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, finding, }), ); }; const startFixFindings = () => { if (!detail) return; void startHandoff( "findings", buildFixFindingsHandoff({ number: detail.number, title: detail.title, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, reviewThreads: detail.reviewThreads, comments: detail.comments, checks: detail.checks, commentsTruncated: detail.commentsTruncated, }), ); }; const startResolveConflicts = () => { if (!detail) return; void startHandoff("conflicts", { prompt: buildResolveConflictsPrompt({ number: detail.number, url: detail.url, headBranch: detail.headBranch, baseBranch: detail.baseBranch, }), }); }; // The host says which strategies it offers at all; the repository narrows that to the ones // it actually allows. const allowedMergeMethods = detail ? detail.capabilities.mergeMethods.filter((method) => detail.mergeCapabilities[method]) : []; const selectedMergeMethod = allowedMergeMethods.includes(mergeMethod) ? mergeMethod : (allowedMergeMethods[0] ?? "merge"); const conflicting = detail?.state === "open" && detail.mergeability === "conflicting"; // A host that cannot produce a patch has no Code tab to open. The tabs themselves stay hidden // until the detail arrives, so the loading ghost is the panel's only unfinished UI. const visibleTabs = TABS.filter( (item) => item.value !== "code" || detail === null || detail.capabilities.diff, ); // The Code tab can be opened while the detail is still on its way, and the detail may then say // this host has no patch to show. The tab goes, so whoever was standing on it is moved back to // the summary rather than left looking at a panel that is no longer reachable. useEffect(() => { if (!visibleTabs.some((item) => item.value === tab)) setTab("summary"); }, [tab, visibleTabs]); // Two questions, both of which have to say yes: whether this host can do it at all, and // whether this account may. A reader with read access on someone else's project sees the pull // request and none of the buttons that would only ever be refused. const can = (action: PullRequestAction) => detail?.capabilities.actions.includes(action) === true && detail.viewerPermissions.actions.includes(action); // One live action holds the slot. A conflicting change cannot be merged now, so the slot goes // to the thing that would help instead of a Merge button that only ever says no. const primaryAction = detail === null || detail.state !== "open" ? null : detail.isDraft && can("ready") ? "ready" : !can("merge") ? null : conflicting ? "resolve" : allowedMergeMethods.length > 0 ? "merge" : null; // The pull request number carries this state in the overview and the right-panel tab mirrors // it. Conflicts keep their own row below: an open pull request remains green there. const statePresentation = detail ? resolvePullRequestState({ state: detail.state, isDraft: detail.isDraft }) : null; const checksSummary = detail ? summarizePullRequestChecks(detail.checks) : null; return (
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{/* The fixed height lives on the two top-row cells — not the grid, whose later rows are the fold — so the actions have one immovable home in both states. */}
{detail && statePresentation ? ( <> {detail.repository} ) : null}
{detail && statePresentation ? ( <> {detail.title} {conflicting ? ( Conflicts ) : checksSummary ? ( {checksSummary} ) : null} ) : null}
{detail ? ( <> void refreshFromHost()}> Refresh {handoff === "ask" ? "Opening..." : "Ask a question"} Opens a thread that knows which pull request you mean. {handoff === "explain" ? "Opening..." : "Explain this PR"} A walk through the diff and what to read closely. {handoff === "findings" ? "Preparing..." : "Fix findings in a thread"} {detail.state === "open" ? ( <> {/* Only where the button row could not take it: "Ready for review" on a draft is the primary header button, so offering it here as well would show the same action twice. */} {can(detail.isDraft ? "ready" : "draft") && !(detail.isDraft && primaryAction === "ready") ? ( void perform(detail.isDraft ? "ready" : "draft")} > {detail.isDraft ? ( ) : ( )} {detail.isDraft ? "Ready for review" : "Convert to draft"} ) : null} {/* A preference for the merge action rather than a second action, so it is a radio group here instead of a chevron welded to the Merge pill. Hidden while conflicting: every method would fail. */} {/* Only where merging is on offer at all: a strategy to merge with is not a choice for someone who may not merge. */} {can("merge") && !detail.isDraft && !conflicting && allowedMergeMethods.length > 1 ? ( <> setMergeMethod(method as PullRequestMergeMethod) } > {allowedMergeMethods.map((method) => ( {/* The radio item lays its children out as one block, so the icon and the label need their own row to share a line. */} {method} ))} ) : null} ) : null} void readLocalApi()?.shell.openExternal(detail.url)}> {OPEN_ON_HOST_LABELS[detail.provider] ?? "Open on host"} void writeTextToClipboard(detail.url)}> Copy link {/* Only where the button row could not take it, so it is never offered twice. */} {conflicting && primaryAction !== "resolve" ? ( {handoff === "conflicts" ? "Preparing..." : "Resolve conflicts in a thread"} ) : null} {detail.state === "open" && can("close") ? ( <> setConfirmAction("close")} > Close pull request ) : detail.state === "closed" && can("reopen") ? ( <> void perform("reopen")}> Reopen pull request ) : null} {/* Checking a pull request out is the reason to open one here at all, so it is a button of its own rather than a side effect of asking an agent for something. It asks where, because the two answers are not interchangeable: one leaves your work where it is, the other moves the repository you are standing in. Only on the page: beside a thread the branch is already checked out right there. */} {context === "page" ? ( {handoff?.startsWith("checkout") ? ( "Checking out..." ) : ( <> Check out )} } /> startCheckout("worktree")}> In a separate worktree Its own folder and thread. Nothing you have open moves. startCheckout("local")}> In this repository Switches the branch you are working in, like `gh pr checkout`. ) : null} {primaryAction === "ready" ? ( ) : primaryAction === "merge" ? ( ) : null} ) : null} {onClose ? ( ) : null}
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{detail ? (
{detail.baseBranch} {detail.headBranch} {detail.changedFiles.toLocaleString()}
) : null}
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{detail ? (

{detail.title}

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{detail.baseBranch} {detail.changedFiles.toLocaleString()}{" "} {detail.changedFiles === 1 ? "file" : "files"}
) : null} {detail && conflicting ? (
Merge conflicts
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