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I often want to align each workspace with a GitHub issue or PR, and doing this in T3 Code is a process I find tedious.
Starting a new session/worktree from a GitHub issue takes way too many clicks/commands, and seems to require initiating a chat just to get a workspace. Currently, the process is:
New thread
Select project (if you didn't do step 1 from inside the current project)
Select "new worktree" from the dropdown at the bottom left of the chat input
Select "From origin/main" and then search for the issue number/PR you want.
If it's a PR, another dialog pops up, "Checkout Pull Request". On this you have to click Worktree again (even though I had already selected Worktree on the chat)
Type your prompt, click to send -- only now is the workspace/worktree created
In Orca, by comparison, it's basically two steps:
Click new session button next to the project
Type to search -- auto-searches github issues/PRs that you can select as you type, or just give the new workspace a name.
That's it. Now you have a workspace (before you've sent a chat). See screenshot below for the "new workspace" dialog Orca has:
(Orca also makes this easy from a Tasks page that lists all your GitHub issues, and you can one-click them for a new workspace, but that's a separate feature.)
Related in the realm of creating new workspaces/worktrees: #8334, #6978
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I often want to align each workspace with a GitHub issue or PR, and doing this in T3 Code is a process I find tedious.
Starting a new session/worktree from a GitHub issue takes way too many clicks/commands, and seems to require initiating a chat just to get a workspace. Currently, the process is:
In Orca, by comparison, it's basically two steps:
That's it. Now you have a workspace (before you've sent a chat). See screenshot below for the "new workspace" dialog Orca has:
(Orca also makes this easy from a Tasks page that lists all your GitHub issues, and you can one-click them for a new workspace, but that's a separate feature.)
Related in the realm of creating new workspaces/worktrees: #8334, #6978
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