born() takes a HEAD as new only when it names a branch under
refs/heads/ that no ref holds yet; a broken ref, a tag target or any
other state is an error in Git's words. The branch name keeps every
byte. Round 3 is fixed; round 4 waits until 0.1.3 ships.
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A failed read of what Git is doing shows as a danger alert in Git's
words. git am's Skip and Abort had no operation name in either
catalog and panicked; both catalogs now hold it. Tests cover the
unread stop and both buttons through their confirm to Git.
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The branch list's click goes through Tree::pick_ref, which clears the
look like every other pick; the test covers file, commit, side,
branch and remote picks. The test window installs the app's menus
first, as tool_root does: Windows and Linux draw the menu bar in the
window and panicked on an empty one.
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WebView::open_inert makes a browser with JavaScript off; ElyMark's
staged print page uses it. webprobe opens one page both ways: the
scripted copy must report, the inert one never.
The CEF router drops a query that lacks onFailure, and queries made
before the router is ready are lost; agents.md says so.
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paper::stage takes the background executor and inlines images, reads
the style sheet and writes the page there. A gpui test checks nothing
is written before the executor runs.
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A failed build removes its holder. When both editors fail, the page
tells the app and keeps the text; the next mode request rebuilds it.
mark-broken.mjs breaks the editors through setAttribute and checks
the fallback, the told failures, no leftover holders and the rebuild.
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make_browsers creates each browser synchronously and adopts it in the
same call, so no view waits on a browser: it leaves before creation
(skipped) or has a browser to close. The late-close branch in
on_after_created is gone. webprobe drops 5 views before the pump and
10 within 27 ms; webview.sh wants all 35 freed before the hold.
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A document can forge both a console message and its source (KaTeX's
\errmessage, data: scripts, sourceURL, encoded paths), so the display
handler logs a line number and nothing the page wrote. The page's own
diagnostics reach the app over elyQuery: a missed reveal sends its
line; the visual failure and diagram lines already did. A test calls
the real handler and checks the captured log.
Round 5 found only the missing test; it is added and mutation-checked,
with no sixth review under the five-round cap. M-15 is new: the print
page runs a document's scripts.
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export_to splits picked, cancelled and failed as open_picked does;
a failure reaches panel_failed.
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The tally remembers why the page went down; until a load succeeds,
render() ends each new request with that reason instead of calling a
dead page. end_renders is a free function with a gpui test.
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restore_shown takes its entry through Keeping::take; the test runs a
crashed session through start, untitled, made and take, the second
tab first.
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GPUI clears windows after the quit observers, so the desk's release
ran close() and wiped what on_app_quit had kept. hold() lets the
lock go unclosed; release then finds nothing to close.
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