v0.1.11

Requests panel — .http API testing inside the repo

A new sidebar entry hosts a native HTTP request workspace that follows the same shareable-by-git philosophy as the rest of BeardGit. Project requests live under <project>/.beardgit/requests/ as plain .http files (REST Client / IntelliJ HTTP Client format), so a git pull is enough for the whole team to share them; folders nest arbitrarily and the tree renders recursively. Environments live as sidecar JSON files under _env/<name>.json for non-sensitive variables, with secrets kept out of the repo and stored encrypted in BeardGit's local credential store via a new requests-env://<env>/<name> namespace on top of the existing auth::CredentialStore. The default env is always present — both requests_list_project and requests_get_envs lazily recreate _env/default.json when missing, and the env switcher dropdown has no "no env" option, so you can never end up working without one.

The editor pane uses CodeMirror 6 with the canonical createCodemirrorTheme so the body editor matches the rest of the app's code panes, JSON syntax highlighting, and {{var}} autocomplete that fires on the trailing {{ and pulls suggestions from the active env's vars + secret names. The URL bar is a single-line CodeMirror micro-editor (MiniCodeInput) that gets the same autocomplete treatment, and autocomplete tooltips render with position: fixed against document.body so the popover never gets clipped behind the response tabs. The response viewer's Pretty mode is a read-only CodeMirror surface so you actually see syntax-highlighted JSON responses, not just a <pre> clone of Raw mode.

Send / Cancel is a real toggle backed by a tokio_util::sync::CancellationToken registered in AppState.requests_cancellations and addressed from a frontend-generated crypto.randomUUID() ticket id, so clicking Cancel actually aborts the in-flight reqwest future — not just the UI label. Run results persist into a new requests-store crate (its own SQLite file, requests.db, separate from the main app DB) with a 50-row history cap per request and a 5 MB body cap (truncated with a banner pointing at "Save raw to file…"). The response viewer's History tab reuses the existing CodeMirror merge view to diff any two responses by checkbox-selecting them. Includes Copy-as-cURL / fetch / HTTPie / wget code generators (rendered as a canonical dropdown menu matching AddProjectMenu's look-and-feel), a Paste-from-cURL importer, right-click context menu on tree leaves (Copy as cURL, Duplicate, Rename inline, Open in editor via a backend requests_open_in_editor command that bypasses the tauri-plugin-opener allowlist, Delete with ConfirmDialog), and a "+ New request" affordance per section that surfaces in two places: the in-tree button and a primary-CTA in the empty-state seed prompt, both wired to a shared newRequestOpen writable so they open the exact same dialog.

A "Load test set" secondary action seeds nine .http examples against the public JSONPlaceholder (REST CRUD) and httpbin.org (request inspection, status codes, slow responses for testing Cancel) APIs, plus a default env wiring base_url / httpbin_base_url / post_id. Picking it lands you on quickstart/jsonplaceholder/list-posts.http ready to hit Send. The first save bumps treeReloadSignal, the watcher polls .beardgit/requests/ for external mutations, and the env switcher refreshes off the same signal so seeded envs appear in the dropdown without a panel remount.

Visually the panel uses the shared design-system primitives end to end (Button, IconButton, Field, Card, Dialog, List, TwoLineRow, ContextMenu, ConfirmDialog); zero hardcoded colors, every accent goes through var(--accent-*) and color-mix(...) so the panel theme-tracks light/dark and any custom theme like the rest of the app. Method dropdown + URL field are normalised to the same height and the same var(--font-mono) so the row aligns cleanly. Verb badges (GET / POST / PUT / PATCH / DELETE) appear next to each leaf in the collections tree using the canonical tonal-on-accent recipe (color-mix(--accent-blue 18%, transparent) etc.).

EnvManager (opened via the Manage button next to the env switcher) lets you create / edit / delete envs, set encrypted secret values via a SecretPrompt modal, and shows a (N vars, M secrets) summary per env in the dropdown so you see at a glance whether an env has content. Save closes the dialog after a successful write, and Delete prompts a ConfirmDialog before removing the file (was: deleted-then-asked).

Brand mark refresh

chore(icons): refine logo design + fix(welcome): sync welcome-screen logo with redesigned brand mark. The app icon got a refresh and the welcome screen's hero glyph was re-pointed at the redesigned source asset so it stops drifting from the title-bar / tray icon set.

fix(welcome): show BeardGit logo instead of generic icon glyph. The welcome screen used to fall back to a generic icon when no project was open; now it surfaces the actual BeardGit brand mark, matching the rest of the empty-state messaging.

Tab + welcome polish

fix(tabs): clear repo state when closing the last tab. Closing the only open project tab used to leave stale repo state in memory — the next "Open folder" could pick up the previous repo's HEAD or change-count for a brief flash. The tab close handler now wipes the active-project state when projects.length hits zero, so the welcome screen takes over cleanly.

Landing site

chore(docs/landing): add Metricool tracker. The marketing/landing site under docs/ now ships the standard Metricool analytics snippet, the same one the rest of metricool.com uses, so we can tell whether the landing actually drives sign-ups. No telemetry was added to the desktop app — beardgit itself remains telemetry-free.