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tscode prerelease

This prerelease delivers the first SSH-friendly VS Code-style TUI workspace.

Highlights

  • Mouse-first file explorer with real filesystem reads, expand/collapse, file open, hover, and wheel scrolling.
  • Explorer copy, cut, paste, duplicate, and reveal-active-file actions backed by real filesystem operations.
  • File moves keep open editor tab paths in sync and reveal pasted/duplicated targets in the tree.
  • Explorer filtering with / scans the real workspace tree, auto-expands collapsed parent folders for nested matches, preserves dotfile/generated-folder visibility rules, and keeps file metadata/read-only markers in tree rows.
  • Explorer rows now show Git working tree badges such as git:M, git:?, and dirty folder git:* when the workspace is inside a Git repository.
  • Command Palette with F1 or Ctrl-Shift-P, fuzzy command matching, and actions for files, editor commands, explorer operations, focus changes, and terminal management.
  • Quick Open overlay with Ctrl-P fuzzy matching across workspace file paths.
  • Workspace text search overlay with Ctrl-Shift-F or Ctrl-G, real file scanning, result previews, and jump-to-line open.
  • Document Symbols with Ctrl-Shift-O lists functions, types, classes, interfaces, modules, and impl blocks from the active editor buffer and jumps to the selected symbol.
  • Workspace Symbols with Ctrl-T scans visible workspace text files for code symbols, including dirty open buffers from memory, and jumps directly to the selected file location.
  • Go to Definition with Ctrl-] or the command palette jumps from the editor cursor symbol to a matching workspace symbol definition, or lists multiple definition candidates when needed.
  • Find References with Ctrl-R or the command palette lists whole-word workspace references for the editor cursor symbol and jumps directly to the selected occurrence.
  • Editor navigation history: Alt-Left, Alt-Right, or the command palette move backward and forward after quick-open, search, symbol, definition, reference, go-to-line, or terminal path:line:column jumps.
  • Rename Symbol with F2 or the command palette renames the identifier under the cursor across visible workspace text files, updates open buffers as undoable dirty edits, writes closed files to disk, and respects identifier boundaries so make_client does not rewrite make_client_extra.
  • Replace in Files with Ctrl-Shift-H or the command palette scans real workspace text files, writes replacements to disk, updates clean open tabs, and skips dirty open buffers instead of overwriting unsaved work.
  • Run Workspace Check from the command palette detects Cargo, Go, or Python projects, runs the project checker, collects parseable diagnostics into a Problems panel, filters those problems, and jumps directly to the source location.
  • Run Selection in Terminal with Ctrl-Enter or the command palette sends selected editor text, or the current editor line when there is no selection, to the active PTY shell and focuses the integrated terminal.
  • Editable tabbed code buffers with line numbers, syntax highlighting, dirty markers, cursor movement, paste, save, repeated search, undo, and redo.
  • Long editor lines now support horizontal scrolling with cursor tracking, mouse-click coordinate mapping, and horizontal wheel panning.
  • In-file search now highlights visible matches and shows a match count in the status bar.
  • Ctrl-H and the command palette can replace the current/next active-file match, while replace-all changes every match as one undoable edit.
  • Editor text selection with Shift+arrow keys and mouse drag, visual selection highlighting, and selection counts in the status bar.
  • Mouse multi-cursor editing: Alt+click inside the editor toggles extra cursors at clicked text positions, and typing/paste continues through every active cursor as one undoable edit.
  • Multi-occurrence editor selection: Ctrl-D adds the next active-file occurrence of the current word or selection, Ctrl-Shift-L selects all active-file occurrences, and typing/paste/delete changes every selected occurrence as one undoable edit.
  • Editor word movement and word selection with Ctrl-Left, Ctrl-Right, Ctrl-Shift-Left, and Ctrl-Shift-Right where the terminal reports modified arrow keys.
  • Editor smart editing now preserves indentation on newline, adds one extra indent level after opening braces/brackets/parentheses, and splits immediate closing pairs onto their own line.
  • Editor auto-pairs for brackets, braces, parentheses, quotes, apostrophes, and backticks support insertion, selection wrapping, skip-over, and paired Backspace deletion.
  • Internal editor clipboard support for Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-X, and Ctrl-V, including replacing selected ranges as single undoable edits.
  • Editor copy/cut now also exports selected text through OSC52 terminal clipboard integration where the host terminal allows it.
  • Command palette path-copy commands copy active-file or selected-explorer absolute/relative paths through the same terminal clipboard export without disturbing explorer file copy/cut state.
  • Editor line commands for indent/outdent, duplicate, delete, move up/down, and toggle comments now work on selected line ranges as one undoable edit, while still supporting the current line when no selection is active.
  • Format Document with Shift-Alt-F or the command palette pipes the active buffer through installed formatters such as rustfmt, prettier, gofmt, black, shfmt, or clang-format, then applies the result as one undoable dirty-buffer edit.
  • Command palette Trim Trailing Whitespace removes spaces and tabs at line ends in the active editor buffer as one undoable edit, then saves cleanly to the real file when Ctrl-S or Save File is used.
  • Command palette Revert File reloads the active editor tab from disk, discards unsaved buffer edits, clears per-tab edit history, resets the dirty marker, and refreshes Git status markers.
  • Opening files now canonicalizes paths before tab lookup, avoiding duplicate tabs and broken relative-path behavior when the OS exposes aliases such as /tmp and /private/tmp.
  • File explorer actions for refresh, new file, new folder, rename, and delete with confirmation; folder rename/delete keeps open tabs in sync.
  • Explorer collapse-all is available through the command palette.
  • Tab close support through the tab x, middle click, or Ctrl-W, with unsaved-buffer protection.
  • File save preserves existing trailing newlines.
  • Bottom integrated terminal panel backed by a real PTY shell with forwarded keyboard input, shell state, Ctrl-C, terminal scrollback, clear-terminal, restart-terminal commands, and a live header showing the active session, cwd, live/exited state, scrollback offset, and active terminal modes.
  • Multiple integrated terminal sessions: F7 creates a new PTY shell, F8 switches to the next terminal, F9 closes the active terminal, terminal tabs switch on click, tab close targets close on click or middle-click, and + creates a new terminal.
  • New Terminal Here opens a real PTY shell in the selected explorer folder, or the selected file's parent directory, and restarting that terminal preserves its working directory.
  • Terminal focus and maximize shortcuts now work from inside terminal focus too, so F6/Ctrl-` and F12/Ctrl-J can move in and out of the integrated terminal without trapping the user in the PTY.
  • Terminal ANSI rendering preserves parsed foreground/background colors plus bold, dim, italic, underline, and inverse styles.
  • Terminal paste now honors bracketed paste mode when the child application requests it.
  • Terminal output selection now works inside the TUI: drag visible shell output to highlight cells and copy on release, use Ctrl-Shift-C to copy the active terminal selection again, and use Ctrl-Shift-V to paste the internal clipboard into the active PTY shell.
  • Terminal modified navigation keys, function keys, Shift-Tab, null, and application-cursor arrows use xterm-compatible sequences for better shell/editor behavior inside the PTY.
  • Terminal clicks on visible existing path:line:column references open the file in the editor when the shell is not using terminal mouse mode.
  • Terminal apps that request mouse events now receive xterm-compatible mouse down, release, drag, move, and wheel events through the PTY instead of only basic click/wheel forwarding.
  • Installer latest-version resolution now compares semantic prerelease tags so pre.10 sorts after pre.9 even when the GitHub API returns prereleases out of lexical order.
  • Keyboard fallback for focus cycling, navigation, scrolling, command entry, and exit.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hungryZoo/tscode/main/install.sh | sh

Release assets

  • macOS: x86_64-apple-darwin, aarch64-apple-darwin
  • Linux GNU: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu, armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf
  • Linux static tarballs: x86_64-unknown-linux-musl, aarch64-unknown-linux-musl
  • Linux packages: .deb and .rpm for GNU Linux targets
  • Windows: x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, aarch64-pc-windows-msvc
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