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On macOS every FSEvents watch or unwatch stops the stream and starts a new one over all watched paths, and the start waits on fseventsd, which can take seconds when it is busy. Callers made these changes on whatever thread they ran on, including the main thread when a Project was created or dropped. Native watches on macOS now go through a watcher thread that applies each burst of changes with one update_paths call, so one restart covers the burst, and a watch removed before it was applied never reaches the stream. RealFs::watch still waits (without blocking a thread) until its root watch is in place. inotify, Windows, and poll changes stay on the caller's thread, so a caller that adds a watch and then reads the directory never misses a change in between.
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When set_local_read_only is called after an open buffer has unsaved edits, changing its capability to ReadOnly makes language::Buffer::is_dirty return false even though its text still differs from disk. Closing that editor then skips the save prompt and silently loses those edits. Handle existing dirty buffers before changing their capability, or otherwise preserve/report their dirty state.
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On macOS, if add(path) queues an FSEvents registration and add_and_wait(path) is called before it is applied, add_path returns None for the existing registration and this branch immediately reports success. The same occurs for a child covered by a queued ancestor and for a nonexistent path being polled, so a mutation after the await can still precede watch installation, and a later installation failure never reaches the caller. Distinguish already-applied watches from pending watches and await the shared pending result.
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Review comments at @crates/fs/src/fs_watcher.rs:
- Line 1642: Replace the sleep-based coordination in the batching tests with an
explicit signal from FakeWatchBackend::update_paths, and have each affected test
wait for that signal before queuing subsequent commands. Also remove the
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Preserve existing behavior when the flag is disabled.
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- Around line 6162-6166: Update set_manages_window_title to clear
last_window_title whenever title management changes, ensuring apply_window_title
does not skip restoring the computed title based on a stale cached value.
- Around line 6164-6171: Update apply_window_title so disabling title management
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Document-path update is skipped when title management is disabled.
The early return at the top of apply_window_title also skips window.set_document_path(...). An embedder that only wants to own the title text loses the macOS proxy icon and document path. The setter doc says it only disables the OS window title, which does not match this behavior.
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Update apply_window_title so disabling title management skips only the OS
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<violation number="1" location="crates/workspace/src/workspace.rs:6169">
P2: This guard also skips updating the active document path, so an embedder that disables title management leaves the OS window's represented filename stale. Keep document-path updates independent of title management.</violation>
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<file name="crates/search/src/buffer_search.rs">
<violation number="1" location="crates/search/src/buffer_search.rs:355">
P3: In embedded mode the documented "~12 rem" floor is ineffective: `size_input` applies `min_w_48()` (12 rem), but the shared `input_base_styles` in `crates/search/src/search_bar.rs` runs `.map(map).min_w_32()` where `min_w_32()` is applied after the mapped styles and overwrites `min_width` back to 8 rem. The same applies to the `filter_search_results_input` path. Apply the embedded min width after the base styles (e.g. `.min_w_48()` on `input_style`) or drop the floor from `size_input` so the comment matches behavior.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="crates/project/src/project.rs:2991">
P2: `set_local_read_only` promises buffers cannot be edited and entry creation/rename/copy/delete is refused, but disk-writing git actions are not covered by the read-only checks added in this PR: `ProjectPanel::restore_file`'s "Discard changes" flow calls `repo.checkout_files("HEAD", ...)`, which writes to the working tree, and other git checkout/revert paths in the panel are also unguarded. In a snapshot/read-only-embedder setup built on a real working tree, that can still mutate files on disk, bypassing the new policy. Gate the git mutation actions (at minimum restore_file/checkout) behind the same `is_read_only` check used for delete/rename/paste.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="crates/git_ui/src/commit_diff_preview.rs:783">
P3: Binary files beyond the first 40 are rendered as cards at all — and unlike before this change, they no longer appear anywhere the user can reach. Previously every binary file got a "Binary file: ..." entry registered in the multibuffer editor, so it was visible by scrolling and searchable (the item's `as_searchable` delegates to the editor, which only contains text entries now). With the truncation at `MAX_BINARY_CARDS`, the remaining files are reduced to a count label with no way to expand or view them.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="crates/git_ui/src/commit_diff_preview.rs:800">
P3: For a commit that touches only binary files, the editor is not rendered (the `.when(self.has_text_entries, ...)` branch is skipped), yet `Focusable::focus_handle` and `Item::as_searchable` still delegate to that unrendered editor. The preview tab can be focused but there is no keyboard target or caret, and search over the item targets an editor whose multibuffer has no excerpts. Consider rendering a non-focusable placeholder for the empty-text case (e.g. an `Empty` title element) so the item doesn't claim focus/search on an invisible editor.</violation>
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P2: This guard also skips updating the active document path, so an embedder that disables title management leaves the OS window's represented filename stale. Keep document-path updates independent of title management.
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<comment>This guard also skips updating the active document path, so an embedder that disables title management leaves the OS window's represented filename stale. Keep document-path updates independent of title management.</comment>
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@@ -6157,7 +6159,16 @@ impl Workspace {
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fn apply_window_title(&mut self, window: &mut Window, cx: &mut App) {
+ if !self.manages_window_title {
+ return;
+ }
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P3: In embedded mode the documented "~12 rem" floor is ineffective: size_input applies min_w_48() (12 rem), but the shared input_base_styles in crates/search/src/search_bar.rs runs .map(map).min_w_32() where min_w_32() is applied after the mapped styles and overwrites min_width back to 8 rem. The same applies to the filter_search_results_input path. Apply the embedded min width after the base styles (e.g. .min_w_48() on input_style) or drop the floor from size_input so the comment matches behavior.
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<comment>In embedded mode the documented "~12 rem" floor is ineffective: `size_input` applies `min_w_48()` (12 rem), but the shared `input_base_styles` in `crates/search/src/search_bar.rs` runs `.map(map).min_w_32()` where `min_w_32()` is applied after the mapped styles and overwrites `min_width` back to 8 rem. The same applies to the `filter_search_results_input` path. Apply the embedded min width after the base styles (e.g. `.min_w_48()` on `input_style`) or drop the floor from `size_input` so the comment matches behavior.</comment>
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@@ -343,11 +346,21 @@ impl Render for BufferSearchBar {
+ // being derived from the window.
+ let size_input = move |div: Div| -> Div {
+ if embedded {
+ div.flex_1().min_w_48()
+ } else {
+ div.w(input_width)
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P3: For a commit that touches only binary files, the editor is not rendered (the .when(self.has_text_entries, ...) branch is skipped), yet Focusable::focus_handle and Item::as_searchable still delegate to that unrendered editor. The preview tab can be focused but there is no keyboard target or caret, and search over the item targets an editor whose multibuffer has no excerpts. Consider rendering a non-focusable placeholder for the empty-text case (e.g. an Empty title element) so the item doesn't claim focus/search on an invisible editor.
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<comment>For a commit that touches only binary files, the editor is not rendered (the `.when(self.has_text_entries, ...)` branch is skipped), yet `Focusable::focus_handle` and `Item::as_searchable` still delegate to that unrendered editor. The preview tab can be focused but there is no keyboard target or caret, and search over the item targets an editor whose multibuffer has no excerpts. Consider rendering a non-focusable placeholder for the empty-text case (e.g. an `Empty` title element) so the item doesn't claim focus/search on an invisible editor.</comment>
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@@ -608,9 +674,133 @@ impl Item for CommitDiffPreview {
+ .color(Color::Muted),
+ )
+ })
+ .when(self.has_text_entries, |this| {
+ this.child(div().flex_1().min_h(px(240.)).child(self.editor.clone()))
+ })
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P3: Binary files beyond the first 40 are rendered as cards at all — and unlike before this change, they no longer appear anywhere the user can reach. Previously every binary file got a "Binary file: ..." entry registered in the multibuffer editor, so it was visible by scrolling and searchable (the item's as_searchable delegates to the editor, which only contains text entries now). With the truncation at MAX_BINARY_CARDS, the remaining files are reduced to a count label with no way to expand or view them.
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<comment>Binary files beyond the first 40 are rendered as cards at all — and unlike before this change, they no longer appear anywhere the user can reach. Previously every binary file got a "Binary file: ..." entry registered in the multibuffer editor, so it was visible by scrolling and searchable (the item's `as_searchable` delegates to the editor, which only contains text entries now). With the truncation at `MAX_BINARY_CARDS`, the remaining files are reduced to a count label with no way to expand or view them.</comment>
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@@ -608,9 +674,133 @@ impl Item for CommitDiffPreview {
+ let cards = self
+ .binary_cards
+ .iter()
+ .take(MAX_BINARY_CARDS)
+ .map(|card| render_binary_card(card, cx).into_any_element())
+ .collect::<Vec<_>>();
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…or read-only projects and queued watches A second add_and_wait for a path whose watch an earlier add queued (or a path a queued ancestor covers) now waits for that watch. A pending-path poll task cancelled mid-wait releases its registration. Forcing a project read-only keeps buffers with unsaved edits editable and refuses to save them, instead of reporting them clean; every buffer added afterwards is forced read-only. restore_entry and Discard Changes are refused in a read-only project. Re-enabling window title management rewrites the title. The inline name check uses the project's path style and the submitted name. Binary cards past the cap are counted, not held.
…-store saves when forced read-only A path covered by an ancestor watch another FsWatcher queued now waits for that watch, and a local covering record whose watch failed no longer suppresses descendants. BufferStore::save_buffer and save_buffer_as refuse when the project was forced read-only, so staging cannot write buffers behind the project-level guards.
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This check protects clipboard paste, but external drag-and-drop handlers call drop_external_files directly, and that helper invokes Worktree::copy_external_entries without consulting the project's capability. In a project made read-only with set_local_read_only, dropping a file or directory onto the panel can therefore still create or overwrite files on disk; enforce the check in drop_external_files or in the underlying mutation path shared by every caller.
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The new dirty-buffer exception leaves every already-dirty buffer at Capability::ReadWrite, so after set_local_read_only the user can continue editing that buffer even though all saves are now rejected. Fresh evidence in this revision is the new if !buffer.is_dirty() branch, which avoids the previously reported data-loss issue but leaves this read-only bypass; setting dirty buffers to Capability::Read would disable editing while preserving is_dirty() and the close prompt.
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When a queued recursive ancestor watch fails, this removes only the ancestor's path state. A child registered by another FsWatcher while that ancestor was pending has os_watch: None, remains in watchers, and is no longer covered by any OS watch; subsequent retries see its registration as valid and report success without installing a watch. Remove or promote descendant registrations that depended on the failed epoch so callers can retry instead of permanently missing events.
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🟠 Major · Block drag-and-drop mutations in read-only projects. · project_panel.rs:2155-2157
crates/project_panel/src/project_panel.rs:2155-2157
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBlock drag-and-drop mutations in read-only projects.
drag_ontocan start copy or move tasks that fail with read-only errors. The move path can report the error to the workspace, while the copy path only logs it.drop_external_filesbypassesProjectcapability checks and callsWorktree::copy_external_entriesdirectly. That method performs the copy, including overwrites, so an external drop can modify a read-only project after showing a replacement prompt.Add an early return to both handlers.
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fn drop_external_files( &mut self, paths: &[PathBuf], entry_id: ProjectEntryId, window: &mut Window, cx: &mut Context<Self>, ) { + if self.project.read(cx).is_read_only(cx) { + return; + } let mut paths: Vec<Arc<Path>> = paths.iter().map(|path| Arc::from(path.clone())).collect(); fn drag_onto( &mut self, selections: &DraggedSelection, target_entry_id: ProjectEntryId, is_file: bool, window: &mut Window, cx: &mut Context<Self>, ) { + if self.project.read(cx).is_read_only(cx) { + return; + } let resolved_selections = selections🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crates/workspace/src/workspace.rs (1)
6162-6170: LGTM!The setter now clears
last_window_title. The doc comment now states that title management includes the document path. Both earlier review concerns are addressed.crates/git_ui/src/commit_diff_preview.rs (1)
111-113: LGTM!Also applies to: 336-336, 339-339, 367-367, 785-785
crates/project/src/buffer_store.rs (4)
976-980:add_buffernow covers the earlier gap for most paths.
create_local_bufferandLocalBufferStore::create_bufferboth calladd_buffer, so new scratch buffers becomeReadOnlyafterset_force_read_only. This resolves the earlier review comment.
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Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.Dirty buffers stay editable after the project becomes read-only.
Dirty buffers keep
ReadWritecapability. A user can keep typing in them, and the edits can never be saved. This is a deliberate trade-off, documented in the comment.Editor::saveandBufferStore::save_bufferboth return an error for such buffers, so no data loss occurs.One follow-up remains. Once the user saves or discards a dirty buffer, nothing flips it to
ReadOnly.did_saveis blocked, so such a buffer stays editable until it is closed. Consider handling a reload or discard event, or document the limit.crates/project/src/project.rs (2)
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…ternal drops refused when read-only A repeat registration of a path an ancestor covers waits for the ancestor's queued watch. When a watch fails, the paths it covered are unregistered so their owners retry and get a watch of their own, and a poll task no longer trusts a local record whose watch failed. File drops into a read-only project are ignored. set_local_read_only documents that it is a UI policy for projects on a read-only filesystem.
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…tion; dirty buffers become Read; autosave stays quiet when read-only applied_waiter reports a missing registration separately from an applied watch, and callers register again when it vanished. Buffers with unsaved edits become Capability::Read when a project is forced read-only: not editable, still dirty, so closing still asks. An autosave tick in a read-only project with unsaved edits no longer fails every time; an explicit save still says so.
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GlobalWatcher::addandGlobalWatcher::removerelease the state lock before submitting their commands. If one thread removes the last registration for a watched path and pauses before submitting its unwatch, another thread can register the same path and submit its watch first. The worker can then apply the new watch followed by the old unwatch, leaving the new registration active in state but unwatched in the backend.notify9.0.0-rc.4 explicitly replaces an existing watch for the same path, so the later unwatch removes the replacement. Serialize state changes with command enqueueing. (github.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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When two FsWatcher instances register the same child while its recursive ancestor watch is pending, covered contains two IDs with the same key. The first iteration removes the entire path state but only its current ID; the second then skips this block because the state is gone, leaving that ID in watchers. Its owner subsequently sees is_registered as true and reports a successful retry without installing an OS watch, so events remain permanently missed. Fresh evidence beyond the prior report is this newly added rollback loop, whose per-ID removal only partially cleans up shared descendant states; remove every ID from the removed PathRegistrationState or group cleanup by key.
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P2: `covered_by_ancestor` is inferred from a stale state field, not from actual coverage. `os_watch: None` is set when a path is created *covered by* an ancestor, but nothing clears that state when the covering ancestor is removed via `GlobalWatcher::remove`/`Watcher::remove`: `remove_registration` only removes the ancestor's own path state, leaving descendant covered states and their `watchers` entries behind. Re-adding such a path then takes this branch, `pending_covering_state_mut` finds no ancestor with pending waiters, `applied` stays `None`, and `add_and_wait` returns `Ok(())` while no OS watch covers the path at all. The new `finish_watch` cleanup fixes the watch-*failure* case, but the unwatch case leaves the same silently-unwatched residue. Use the `covered` value computed at the top of `add` (which rechecks live covering ancestors) rather than `os_watch.is_none()`, and when a registered path has no covering ancestor, install an OS watch of its own instead of returning `applied: None`.</violation>
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P2: covered_by_ancestor is inferred from a stale state field, not from actual coverage. os_watch: None is set when a path is created covered by an ancestor, but nothing clears that state when the covering ancestor is removed via GlobalWatcher::remove/Watcher::remove: remove_registration only removes the ancestor's own path state, leaving descendant covered states and their watchers entries behind. Re-adding such a path then takes this branch, pending_covering_state_mut finds no ancestor with pending waiters, applied stays None, and add_and_wait returns Ok(()) while no OS watch covers the path at all. The new finish_watch cleanup fixes the watch-failure case, but the unwatch case leaves the same silently-unwatched residue. Use the covered value computed at the top of add (which rechecks live covering ancestors) rather than os_watch.is_none(), and when a registered path has no covering ancestor, install an OS watch of its own instead of returning applied: None.
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path_state.waiters.push(waiter);
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P3: This rewritten doc keeps the lead sentence "its buffers cannot be edited", which contradicts the implementation: BufferStore::set_force_read_only deliberately leaves buffers with unsaved edits editable (so the editor doesn't silently close and lose them) and only refuses saves. The caveat added here ("read-only buffers report themselves clean") acknowledges that same behavior. Make the lead sentence accurate, e.g. "its buffers are read-only, except buffers with unsaved edits stay editable but cannot be saved".
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- /// creating, renaming, copying or deleting entries is refused. For
- /// embedders that show a snapshot or a tree they cannot write back to.
+ /// creating, renaming, copying, deleting or restoring entries, saving, and
+ /// dropping files in are refused. For embedders that show a snapshot or a
+ /// tree they cannot write back to.
+ ///
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…h cleanup removes every registration and spares independently covered paths; read-only projects cannot be unlocked per file applied_waiter follows a covered path to the ancestor watch covering it. When a watch fails, the paths it covered are removed with all of their registrations (matched through exact and folded keys) unless another watch with its own OS watch still covers them. Toggling read-only on a buffer cannot restore write capability while the project is read-only.
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When a covered path's pending ancestor is removed and its promoted replacement watch fails before the canceled receiver is polled, finish_watch deletes the replacement registration and pending_watch returns None; this branch treats that identically to an already-applied watch and returns success. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier promotion-waiter report is that the new retry loop still conflates a vanished registration with an applied one, so add_and_wait can hide the installation failure and callers can scan or mutate while no watch exists. Preserve a tri-state result here and retry or report the vanished registration.
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The new capability checks cover code actions but not Project::perform_rename immediately below. This matters when the agent rename tool calls perform_rename directly rather than going through the editor's read-only check: deserializing the returned workspace edit can edit buffers and create, rename, or delete files before the tool's later save_buffers call reports that the project is read-only. Apply the same capability guard to perform_rename so this route cannot mutate a project after set_local_read_only.
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…tions reported, failed external watches not recorded, renames refused when read-only global() creates the native backend again after a failure. add_and_wait tells a removed registration, an applied watch and a failed one apart after a cancelled wait. An external directory is recorded as watched only after its watch succeeded. Project::perform_rename refuses when the project is read-only.
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| /// A local project an embedder has made read-only (see `set_local_read_only`). |
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On macOS, if a child watch is queued before a recursive parent watch and the child operation fails while the parent succeeds, this branch removes every child registration without checking whether the newly registered parent now covers that path. The parent still receives the OS event, but dispatch no longer contains the child watcher's callback, while its FsWatcher retains a stale local ID; that watcher therefore misses subsequent events unless its caller explicitly adds the path again. Convert the failed child state to an ancestor-covered registration, or otherwise preserve its callbacks when an own-watch ancestor exists.
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Large fs-watcher concurrency/state-machine changes can miss or duplicate FS events if wrong, and read-only project policy touches save/edit paths across editor, project, and panel.
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This PR bundles reliable file watching, read-only local projects for embedders, and several host/UI hooks.
File watching adds
Watcher::add_and_waitand reworks the global watcher so OS watches can be awaited without blocking callers on slow FSEvents work (macOS queues on a dedicated thread; other modes apply inline). Worktree/git/external paths now wait for watches before trusting the tree, batch deferred watches, handle failed registrations with rollback and promotion when a covering ancestor is removed, and expose readiness via oneshot waiters shared across duplicate adds.Read-only projects introduce
Project::set_local_read_only/ buffer-storeforce_read_only: saves and filesystem mutations are refused, dirty buffers stay dirty asRead(not silently “clean”), per-file unlock is blocked when the project is read-only, and the project panel skips create/rename/delete/paste/undo/git restore/drops.Other embedder-facing changes: project panel
set_name_validatorwith inline errors; commit diff binary before/after cards (images + sizes, capped); buffer search embedded layout andfocus_query_editor; workspaceset_manages_window_titleand publicnotification_stack.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit c5a1d69. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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Cherry-picks a set of fixes: makes FSEvents file watching reliable, prevents missed changes, and adds support for read-only local projects plus several embedder-facing improvements.
File watching
fseventsd.add_and_waitresolves once a watch is in place; the worktree scanner awaits it for linked worktrees and external paths it depends on, so no change is missed after a scan.add_and_waitfor a path a queued command or a queued ancestor covers waits for the nearest covering watch; a vanished registration is reported separately so callers register again, a poll task claiming a path that has just appeared gets time to register before the wait, and a path still unclaimed past the deadline times out instead of succeeding.add_and_waitrechecks that path's own registration and waits for it.Embedders and read-only projects
Project::set_local_read_onlymarks a local project read-only (a UI policy for projects on a read-only filesystem): buffers with unsaved edits become read-only but stay dirty (so closing still asks), saves are rejected (includingsave_buffer,save_buffer_as,restore_entry, code actions, renames, and Discard Changes), autosave stays quiet, per-file toggling back is blocked, and every buffer added afterwards becomes read-only.focus_query_editor(the embedded replace row wraps); workspaces can stop managing the window title (re-enabling rewrites it) and expose their toast stack.Written for commit c5a1d69. Summary will update on new commits.
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