Added
- Notebook drawer (
leader+b): a collapsible left-side sidebar listing every notebook's git status in color (dirty count, ahead/behind), separate from the always-visible NOTEBOOKS panel — j/k/Enter or a mouse click jumps to a notebook, n/i (or clicking the minimal "New"/ "Import" buttons at the bottom) open the same new-notebook prompt that already detects a pasted git URL and clones instead of creating a plain notebook.
- Per-note coloring in NOTES: each note's title is tinted by its actual git status (new → green, modified/renamed → the warning color, deleted → the error color) instead of only being visible as an aggregate count in the footer —
shiki_core::git::file_statuses.
- A spinner (
⠋⠙⠹⠸⠼⠴⠦⠧⠇⠏) in the footer while a sync/push/pull is running in the background, replacing the git-status segment for the duration — visible feedback that something's actually happening on a slow network call instead of the UI just looking idle.
- First unit tests in
shiki-tui (panel_drawer::tests), covering the drawer's mouse hit-testing math — caught a real off-by-one in the button row's coordinates before it shipped.
Changed
sync/push/pull/pull all now run on a background thread (the same std::thread + mpsc pattern already used by the in-TUI self-updater) instead of blocking the render loop for the duration of the git/network call. Only one operation runs at a time; a second request while one is in flight is reported and dropped rather than queued. Verified live against a real local bare-repo remote (successful push) and an unreachable one (commit succeeds, push fails cleanly, state refreshes correctly) — the UI never freezes in either case.
