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- Delete #sidebar-resize-handle CSS, DOM node, drag script, and the related test assertions - Harden the input resize drag: rAF throttling, window listeners, and cleanup on mouseleave/blur via body.is-resizing - Skip tooltip repositioning while a resize drag is in progress - Sync package-lock.json to version 0.6.0
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The config panel was reachable through a gear button rendered inside the chat webview. Move it into the editor chrome instead: the sidebar view title bar now shows a small gear icon, and the webview no longer renders any settings button. - Contribute `brotherwhale.openConfig` with `"icon": "$(gear)"` and expose it through `menus["view/title"]` in the `navigation` group, scoped to `view == brotherwhale.chat`, so the action sits at the top of the CodeWhale sidebar panel - Register the command in `extension.ts` to open `ConfigPanel`, keeping the command id in sync with the manifest - Drop the redundant `brotherwhale.settings` tree view, its `SettingsViewProvider`, and the now-unused `views.settings.name` and `openConfigPanel` keys, so the gear becomes the single entry point - Remove the `#btn-config` button from the webview along with its CSS block and its click handler - Add `package-contributions.test.ts` to guard the gear contribution (command icon, menu placement, single view) and to keep `#btn-config` from creeping back into the webview sources The `/config` slash command keeps opening the same panel.
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Thanks for the fix! The input resize hardening (rAF throttling, window-level listeners, However, one part needs to be revised: please don't remove the sidebar resize handle. The sidebar drag-to-resize is a working, actively used feature — users like it and rely on it to widen the threads panel. Removing it locks the panel to a fixed 220px, which is a UX regression rather than a cleanup. It's not "unused"; it just shares the same stuck-drag bug class as the input handle (listeners bound to Requested change: restore
That way both resize handles get the real fix and the feature is preserved. The rest of the PR (config gear migration, lockfile sync, tooltip skip during resize) can stay as is — happy to merge once the sidebar handle is back. |
Thanks for the clarification. One important point here is that the sidebar resizing is already provided natively by VS Code. In the updated version, the sidebar width can be adjusted using VS Code's built-in behavior, so we don't need to implement our own The current custom resize implementation actually interferes with VS Code's native dragging behavior, which is why I removed it. Keeping the custom handle would introduce competing drag handling rather than fixing the underlying issue. So my intention was to rely on VS Code's native sidebar resizing instead of maintaining a separate custom resize implementation. |
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I’ve consolidated all the changes into a single PR here: [PR #8 — Improve the CodeWhale VS Code sidebar and input experience](https://github.com/HengQuWorld/CodeWhale-VSCode/pull/8?utm_source=chatgpt.com) The PR now contains the complete set of changes, including the input box redesign and resize hardening, the native VS Code sidebar title-bar config entry, and removal of the custom sidebar resize handle that interfered with VS Code’s native resizing behavior. I’ve also updated the tests accordingly. Please take a look when you have a chance. |
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Thanks — continuing the sidebar-handle discussion on #8. |
Fix a bug where the sidebar resize drag could become unresponsive or fail to work.
Harden the resize drag with rAF throttling, window-level listeners, and cleanup on mouseleave/blur via body.is-resizing.
Skip tooltip repositioning while a resize drag is in progress to prevent interaction conflicts.
Remove the unused #sidebar-resize-handle CSS, DOM node, drag script, and related test assertions.
Sync package-lock.json to version 0.6.0.