- Update "@types/lscache" to version "^1.3.2"
- Update "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin" to version "^6.7.2"
- Update "@typescript-eslint/parser" to version "^6.7.2"
- Update "marked" to version "^9.0.3"
- Update "postcss" to version "^8.4.30"
These updates include bug fixes and performance improvements.
The context menu in the code editor component has been updated to include a new option to collapse sections. Additionally, the "Open in Visual Studio Code" option will now only be displayed if there is a specific line number associated with the item.
The changes in this commit add support for unapplying ownership for a hunk in the client. This allows users to discard changes made to a specific hunk and revert it back to its original state. The unapplyHunk method is added to the BranchController class, which sends a request to the server to unapply the ownership of the hunk. Upon successful unapplying, the virtual branch store is reloaded to reflect the changes.
The parsing logic for ownership ranges in the `FileOwnership` struct has been improved. Previously, it split the input string by ':' and then by ',' to extract the file path and ranges. However, this approach had issues with file paths containing ':' characters.
The updated logic now iterates over the parts of the input string in reverse order. If a part can be parsed as a `Hunk` (range), it is added to the `ranges` vector. Otherwise, it is considered as part of the file path and added to the `file_path_parts` vector. Finally, the `file_path_parts` vector is joined with ':' to form the file path.
This change ensures that file paths containing ':' characters are correctly parsed, allowing for more flexible and accurate parsing of ownership ranges.
The merge_virtual_branch_upstream, apply_branch, and update_base_branch functions had repetitive code for checking out conflicts. This commit refactors the code to use a new CheckoutIndexBuilder struct, which simplifies the checkout options and makes the code more readable.
The code for checking out a tree has been simplified by removing unnecessary code and using the builder pattern for checkout options. This makes the code more readable and maintainable.
The merge_virtual_branch_upstream function is added to merge the changes from the upstream branch into the current branch. This function checks if the project is in a conflicted state and if not, it proceeds with the merge. It finds the merge base between the upstream commit and the current branch's head commit, and then tries to merge the working directory tree with the remote tree. If the merge is successful, it commits the merge tree and updates the branch data.
