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Remove a separate branch and lose the new files it has left. When all
that's uncommitted in a branch is new files (screenshots, test scripts, a
build), the remove dialog says how many there are and how much they weigh,
and offers Remove and lose these files. Only what the dialog showed is
deleted: if anything changed in the meantime, nothing is. It isn't offered
with a git repository inside, more than 20,000 files, or a file copied from
the main folder that the branch doesn't ignore, and the dialog says why. A
changed tracked file still holds the removal back.
Ask the agent to commit them no longer asks it whether something should
be discarded: what doesn't belong in the repository stays as it is, and the
agent says which and why.
The remove dialog names the program that has the folder open, on Windows:
its name, its executable and its PID, instead of just "another program".
A folder the agent names in the conversation opens in the system's file
explorer with one click, the way a file opens in the Files tab. Not from a
paired device, where it would open on the host's desktop.
Fixed
Removing a separate branch with paths over 260 characters, on Windows, no
longer leaves it half-deleted: git now runs with long paths on, and if it
lets go of the branch without finishing, the app deletes what's left. A
branch already left like that shows up again in Changes, and removing it
finishes the job.
Switching tabs no longer leaves the conversation above the end when its last
messages have screenshots that load late, and a tab that notified you while
you were in another one opens at the end.