This fixes a bug that was preventing keystrokes from being shown on
tooltips for the "Buffer Search" and "Inline Assist" buttons in the
toolbar.
This pull request makes the behavior of `keystrokes_for_action` more
consistent with the behavior of `available_actions`. It seems reasonable
that, if a child view defines a keystroke for an action and that action
is handled on a parent, we should show the child's keystroke.
Release Notes:
- Fixed a bug that was preventing certain keystrokes from being shown in
tooltips.
This fixes a bug that was preventing keystrokes from being shown on tooltips
for the "Buffer Search" and "Inline Assist" buttons in the toolbar.
This commit makes the behavior of `keystrokes_for_action` more consistent with
the behavior of `available_actions`. It seems reasonable that, if a child view
defines a keystroke for an action and that action is handled on a parent, we
should show the child's keystroke.
I think it should be fine to make channel notes act as editors, so I'll
go ahead and merge this but cc'ing @mikayla-maki and @maxbrunsfeld, in
case I'm overlooking something.
Release Notes:
- Added the inline assistant to channel notes.
* increase horizontal padding of toolbar itself, remove padding that was
added to individual toolbar items like feedback button.
* make feedback info text and breadcrumbs have the same additional
padding as quick action buttons.
Release Notes:
- Fixed some inconsistencies in the layout of toolbars.
* increase horizontal padding of toolbar itself, remove padding
that was added to individual toolbar items like feedback button.
* make feedback info text and breadcrumbs have the same additional padding as
quick action buttons.
Allows us to trigger Tailwind completions within template literals in
JSX elements
Release Notes:
- Fixed Tailwind autocomplete not appearing in template literals.
This pull request introduces several improvements to the semantic search
experience. We're still missing collaboration and searching modified
buffers, which we'll tackle after we take a detour into reducing the
number of tokens used to generate embeddings.
Release Notes:
- Fixed a bug that could prevent semantic search from working when
deploying right after opening a project.
- Fixed a panic that could sometimes occur when using semantic search
while simultaneously changing a file.
- Fixed a bug that prevented semantic search from including new
worktrees when adding them to a project.
Prior to this PR, we assumed that all call events needed a room_id, but
we now have call-based actions that don't need a room_id - for instance,
you can right click a channel and view the notes while not in a call. In
this case, there is no room_id. We want to be able to track these
events, which requires removing the restriction that requires a room_id.
Release Notes:
- N/A
* [x] Re-send operations that weren't sent while disconnected
* [x] Apply other clients' operations that were missed while
disconnected
* [x] Update collaborators that joined / left while disconnected
* [x] Inform current collaborators that your peer id has changed
* [x] Refresh channel buffer collaborators on server restart
* [x] randomized test
This PR updates our client code to connect to preview whenever we're not
on stable. This will make it more likely that we'll be able to
collaborate on a dev build, but obviously won't work if there's a
protocol change on main that hasn't made its way to preview yet.
This PR ships a series of optimizations for the semantic search engine.
Mostly focused on removing invalid states, optimizing requests to
OpenAI, and reducing token usage.
Release Notes (Preview-Only):
- Added eager incremental indexing in the background on a debounce.
- Added a local embeddings cache for reducing redundant calls to OpenAI.
- Moved to an Embeddings Queue model which ensures optimal batch sizes
at the token level, and atomic file & document writes.
- Adjusted OpenAI Embedding API requests to use provided backoff delays
during Rate Limiting.
- Removed flush races between parsing files step and embedding queue
steps.
- Moved truncation to parsing step reducing the probability that OpenAI
encounters bad data.
This should have no user-visible impact.
For vim `.` to repeat it's important that actions are replayable.
Currently editor::MoveDown *sometimes* moves the cursor down, and
*sometimes* selects the next completion.
For replay we need to be able to separate the two.
