Johan LEROY
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« Démarrer le projet » : un repo définit une fois ses commandes de démarrage (serveur de dev, API, base de données), un clic ouvre un terminal PTY par commande dans le dock IDE. Serveur (additif, PROTOCOL_VERSION inchangé) : - LaunchCommand[] persistées sur repos.launch_commands (migration 13) ; champ additif SessionSummary.launchRunId. - POST /repos/:id/launch : résolution du worktree côté serveur, cwd de commande borné (anti-traversal), commandIds outrepasse enabled. - GET /repos/:id/launch/detect : détection package.json / Procfile / docker-compose. - Shell de login interactif ($SHELL -l -i, charge le PATH nvm/asdf) + auto-type de la commande ; le shell survit à la commande (échec visible). Web : LaunchProjectModal + actions (ProjectTreeNode, SessionsPanel, CommandPalette), stores sessions/worktrees, i18n EN/FR. Alignement du reste du projet : - Extension VS Code 0.4.0 : commande Start Project (repo/worktree), Stop Launch, badge « launch » dans l'arbre, méthode REST startLaunch. - Site vitrine : 16e feature card (Rocket) + section showcase « Start the project » (mockup fidèle au modal), i18n EN/FR. - Documentation : README (EN + FR), help-content (EN + FR), CHANGELOGs server + vscode. Vérifié : 430 tests, typecheck, build (web + site + vscode), acceptance-p13 ALL GREEN, VSIX packagé, garde anti-tirets, vérif visuelle du site (thèmes clair et sombre).
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Changelog
0.4.0
Reflects the daemon's "Start the project" milestone in supervision (no editor duplicated here).
- Start Project. A new command on repos and worktrees launches the project's configured start commands, one native terminal per command. The commands themselves are defined in the web IDE; when none are set yet, the action offers to open it.
- Sessions started by a launch are badged
launchin the tree, and a Stop Launch action stops the whole set (all terminals sharing the launch run) at once.
0.3.0
Aligns with the daemon's multi-project IDE milestone: the web UI is now a single IDE that holds all your open projects at once (a unified project / worktree / session tree, a tabbed Monaco editor, and Claude terminals docked at the bottom), and ships as a native desktop app too. The extension stays a lightweight visual worktree manager (no editor duplicated here), and its deep-link now opens that IDE:
- Open Worktree IDE now deep-links into the multi-project IDE (route
/workspace/:repoId/:wt) and focuses the chosen worktree in its unified tree. - Worktree deep-link encoding unified with the web front through the shared
encodeWtKey(@arboretum/shared), so links resolve consistently on both sides.
0.2.0
Follows the daemon's "worktree IDE" milestone (P7→P12), while keeping the extension a lightweight visual worktree manager: no editor/diff duplicated here, that lives in the web IDE:
- Detailed git status in the worktree tree: staged / unstaged / conflict counts and the last commit
subject (from the daemon's enriched
WorktreeGitStatus). - Open Worktree IDE command: deep-links to the web
/workspace/:repoId/:wtview. - Fetch and Pull (fast-forward only or rebase) commands on worktrees, alongside commit/push.
- Archived sessions: the
session_archivedevent is handled live; finished, auto-archived sessions are badged and hidden by default, with a newarboretum.showArchivedSessionssetting to reveal them.
0.1.0
Initial release: native VS Code integration for the Arboretum daemon:
- Real-time Repositories and Groups trees (repos → worktrees → sessions) over the daemon WebSocket.
- Native terminals (
Pseudoterminal) to attach/observe any session, reusing VS Code's rendering and scrollback. - Status-bar waiting counter and native notifications on the rising edge to
waiting, with Yes/No answers via theanswercommand. - Git mutations from the tree: create worktree, commit, push, promote; start session / start group session; resume / fork / kill / hide.
- Workspace awareness: reveal the worktree for the open folder; start a session or create a worktree for the current folder.
- Token auth via
Authorization: Bearer(REST + WebSocket), token stored in SecretStorage.