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* feat: add opt-in client-rendered shell
* feat: add client-owned shell mouse controls
* feat: complete client-owned shell chrome
* feat: add client-owned shell settings and notifications
* feat: run client shell custom commands
* feat: render popup terminals in client shell
* feat: add client-owned scrollback and copy mode
* fix: preserve client worktree trust defaults
* feat: render startup diagnostics in client shell
* feat: render onboarding in client shell
* feat: render product announcements in client shell
* feat: render release notes in client shell
* feat: render mobile switcher in client shell
* feat: render kitty graphics in client shell
* fix: preserve client shell lifecycle coherence
* refactor: route client shell commands through endpoint connections
* refactor: make the client-rendered shell the default
* refactor: remove monolithic launch mode
* refactor: complete client-rendered shell cutover
* perf: retain client pane surface updates
* perf: scale retained pane surface updates
* perf: remove remote pane input latency
* test: make client shell checks platform-independent
* fix: prevent client timer starvation
* test: fix client shell platform gates
* test: accept retained surfaces in cross-area checks
* test: make client mode assertions platform-neutral
* fix: badge only outdated integrations
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refs #2941
Co-authored-by: akbash-bot <300245827+akbash-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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* fix: reap ctrl-click url openers
refs #2903
* fix: scope linux opener test import
refs #2903
* test: isolate url opener regression
refs #2903
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Co-authored-by: akbash-bot <300245827+akbash-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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* fix: keep tab and sidebar clicks when the terminal reports a stray drag
This works around a Ghostty bug that causes herdr tabs to be unclickable
in fullscreen mode.
Ghostty on macOS in native fullscreen emits one motion report after a
fresh press in the strip where the menu bar reveals, with the row
shifted to near the bottom of the grid. The cause is upstream: macOS
delivers one mouse event whose y is nearly a window height away from the
real pointer, and Ghostty reports it as it arrives (iTerm2 and
Terminal.app report the same clicks correctly).
Herdr treated the stray report as a real drag and lost the click two
ways: it opened a tab reorder with no drop target, making the release a
no-op, and it handed the release to the pane under the bogus
coordinates.
Now, a press on the tab bar or sidebar owns the gesture until release,
and a tab drag only starts once the pointer is over a real drop target.
refs #796
* fix: scope chrome mouse gestures to their input source
* fix: preserve chrome drag input source
* fix: preserve concurrent chrome presses
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Co-authored-by: Ogulcan Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
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* feat(graphics): add direct pane frame streaming
* feat(graphics): expose pane visibility
* test(graphics): preserve legacy terminal image output
* fix(graphics): harden streaming lifecycle
* fix(input): preserve mouse releases outside panes
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refs #2260
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refs #714
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refs #2077
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Liebig <jonathan.liebig@gmail.com>
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* fix: clarify sidebar worktree hierarchy
refs #1694
* feat: reorder worktree groups as a unit
refs #1694
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refs #1865
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refs #1782
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* feat: filter keybind help
refs #1825
* fix: recognize shifted slash in keybind help
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Co-authored-by: Ogulcan Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
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refs #1761
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refs #1746
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replaces contributions from Pitchfork-and-Torch
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replaces contributions from othavi0
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refs #1471
Co-authored-by: akbash-bot <300245827+akbash-bot@users.noreply.github.com>
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refs #1125
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refs #1245
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refs #1230
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refs #1184
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refs #318
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Add manifest-driven plugin actions, event hooks, pane entrypoints, link handlers, and host APIs.
Support plugin link, GitHub install, build commands, installed plugin registry, pane movement, runtime context, and plugin docs.
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refs #302
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refs #307
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refs #377
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On macOS, opt-in under [experimental], temporarily switch the host input
source to the current ASCII-capable layout while prefix mode is active so
prefix commands register even when a CJK IME is composing, then restore the
previous input source when prefix mode exits or is cancelled. No-op when the
current source is already ASCII-capable, on non-macOS platforms, or when any
input source call fails. Pane text input is unaffected.
Also pin next_resize_poll in next_loop_deadline_includes_selection_autoscroll_deadline
so the selection autoscroll deadline stays the earliest; the default resize
poll could otherwise beat it and flake the assertion.
refs #400
Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
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refs #350
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refs #231
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refs #307
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refs #287
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* feat: add tmux-style double-click copy
Double-clicking terminal output now selects and copies the token under the cursor, similar to tmux. The copied token briefly stays highlighted as feedback, and token detection handles common shell output like paths, URLs, variables, CJK text, and surrounding punctuation.
Mouse events are still forwarded unchanged when the child terminal has mouse reporting enabled.
refs #142
* fix: tighten double-click copy
refs #142
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Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
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refs #217
Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
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refs #157
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refs #137
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refs #154
refs #201
refs #202
refs #219
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refs #196
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