Miguel Palhas
8e1f26ac8d
Spawn similar dropped the session's cwd into the free-text directory hatch, so the project picker showed nothing selected. For a worktree session that cwd was the daemon-made checkout, and the worktree toggle defaulted on, so the clone asked for a worktree of a worktree. It now seeds the picker: the cloned project's box selected, the same worktree decision, base repo plus '+ new' when the source had a worktree. A seeded path that matches no project falls back to the raw input showing that path instead of an empty picker.
31 lines
1.2 KiB
TypeScript
31 lines
1.2 KiB
TypeScript
// "Spawn similar" (#28): the seed a cloned session hands to a draft pane.
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// Pure — the caller owns opening the pane.
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import type { Draft } from "./layout.js";
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import type { Session } from "./types.js";
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/** Clone a session into draft values: same project, same command, same
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* worktree decision, fresh name.
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*
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* A worktree session seeds its *base repository*, not the checkout the daemon
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* made for it: "similar" is another session of that project, and the daemon
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* never adopts an existing worktree (docs/WORKTREES.md), so seeding the
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* checkout would ask it to build a worktree out of a worktree. The picker
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* then lands on that repository's box with "+ new" active.
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*
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* `cwdRawVisible: false` keeps the two-step project picker on screen with the
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* cloned project selected, instead of dropping the path into the free-text
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* escape hatch.
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*
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* The name is left out on purpose: a clone is a new session and takes its own
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* generated handle. */
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export function spawnSimilarSeed(s: Session): Partial<Draft> {
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const wt = s.worktree ?? null;
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return {
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command: s.command,
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cwd: wt ? wt.base_repo : s.cwd,
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worktreeEnabled: wt != null,
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cwdRawVisible: false,
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};
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}
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