CPLAT-10756: show PR/Jira status inline in ccx URL menus#64
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JIRA: https://sendbird.atlassian.net/browse/CPLAT-10756 The References preview resolves PR/Jira status (OPEN/MERGED/DRAFT/CLOSED, review decision, checks rollup, Jira status) but the URL menus — both the in-TUI URL modal and the standalone `ccx urls` picker — showed only a bare "PR"/"JIRA" badge and the label. So when jumping between adjacent tmux sessions you couldn't tell at a glance whether a linked PR was still open or already merged without opening it. Make both URL menus status-aware, reusing the same resolve path the References preview uses: - session: export ClassifyURLRef (URL → SessionRef PR/Jira classifier) and add RefStatusText, a plain-text (no-ANSI) status summary usable by both menus and potential --plain output. Both are covered by unit tests. - tui: openURLMenuFromItems now dispatches an async resolve for every PR/Jira row (resolveURLRefsCmd), streaming urlRefStatusMsg back one ref at a time. Rows render the status suffix inline via urlRefStatusText. - cli: the picker's Init() dispatches the same async resolve (resolveRefsCmd), handles pickerRefStatusMsg, and renders the status suffix per row. Both reuse session.ResolveRef, so results are TTL-cached (5 min) and share the existing bounded gh/Jira concurrency — no extra load beyond what the References preview already incurs. File/changes scopes contain no PR/Jira links, so this is a no-op for them.
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JIRA: https://sendbird.atlassian.net/browse/CPLAT-10756
Problem
The References preview resolves PR/Jira status (OPEN/MERGED/DRAFT/CLOSED, review decision, checks rollup, Jira status), but the URL menus — both the in-TUI URL modal and the standalone
ccx urlspicker — showed only a barePR/JIRAbadge and the label.So when jumping between adjacent tmux sessions, you couldn't tell at a glance whether a linked PR was still open or already merged without opening it.
Fix
Make both URL menus status-aware, reusing the same resolve path the References preview uses.
internal/sessionClassifyURLRef(URL →SessionRefPR/Jira classifier), a thin wrapper over the existing internalclassifyRef.RefStatusText— a plain-text (no-ANSI) status summary usable by both menus (e.g.OPEN · approved · checks ✓,MERGED,In Progress).TestClassifyURLRef,TestRefStatusText).internal/tui(URL modal)openURLMenuFromItemsdispatches an async resolve for every PR/Jira row (resolveURLRefsCmd), streamingurlRefStatusMsgback one ref at a time.urlRefStatusText.internal/cli(ccx urlspicker)Init()dispatches the same async resolve (resolveRefsCmd), handlespickerRefStatusMsg, and renders the status suffix per row.Notes
session.ResolveRef, so results are TTL-cached (5 min) and share the existing bounded gh/Jira concurrency — no extra load beyond what the References preview already incurs.--plainoutput is intentionally left untouched (tab-separated, machine-consumed; no synchronous gh/Jira calls injected into a pipe).Testing
go test ./internal/session/ ./internal/tui/ ./internal/cli/ ./internal/extract/all green.go build+ install clean.