guito 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 All notable changes to Guito are documented in this file. The project follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html), and this changelog is structured around [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
 
+## [Unreleased]
+
+## [1.0.1] - 2026-09-14
+
+### Fixed
+
+- Load Azure DevOps pull request policy evaluations again in the merge checks card. The checks request used the undocumented `CodeReviewIdentity` artifact id, which Azure rejects with "Artifact id ... does not exist" and degraded the card to pull request statuses only; it now builds the documented `vstfs:///CodeReview/CodeReviewId/{projectId}/{pullRequestId}` id and parses the live response shape (generic `count`/`value` list, plain string evaluation statuses, `isBlocking` for required gates, and build links/expiry from the evaluation context).
+
+### Added
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+- Manage pull request tags and related work items directly from the review dialog's sidebar. A "+" button beside each heading opens an inline picker — tags search the project's existing PR labels and also accept a new name, while related work items search Azure Boards by title or ID — and every tag chip and work item row gets an "×" button that removes it again. Adding and removing tags goes through the PR labels resource; linking and unlinking work items patches the work item's artifact-link relation pointing at the pull request, mirroring Azure DevOps' own behavior.
+
+### Changed
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+- Redesign the inline comment box in pull request file diffs. The composer now has a titled header, a comfortable text area in the UI font with a visible focus ring, and a footer that pairs a keyboard hint with properly styled Cancel and Comment buttons instead of the browser's default ones. The text area is focused as soon as the box opens, `Ctrl`/`Cmd`+`Enter` posts the comment, and `Escape` discards it without closing the pull request dialog.
+- Hide stash rows in the commit table by default. Repositories that never saved a stash choice now show them only after enabling "Show stashes" in the repository settings (or `guito.showStashes` in VS Code); repositories with a saved choice keep it.
+- Open file diffs in the native VS Code diff tab by default inside the VS Code extension: the `guito.diffViewer` setting now defaults to "vscode" instead of Guito's own dialog. Switch the setting back to "guito" to restore the diff dialog; binary files and the standalone browser app keep using Guito's dialog.
+- Slide the repository side panel and the commit details pane in and out instead of showing and hiding them instantly: opening a panel slides it in from its side while the commit history is pushed aside, and closing it slides back out before the layout reclaims the space. The slide is skipped when the operating system requests reduced motion.
+
 ## [1.0.0] - 2026-09-13
 
 ### Fixed
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 ### Added
 
+- Add a setting to disable pull request merge strategies: unchecking "Allow merge completion" in the repository settings (also available as `guito.allowMerge` in VS Code) removes the "No fast-forward (merge commit)" and "Semi-linear merge" choices from the completion and auto-complete dialogs, falling back to the first remaining strategy.
 - Create worktrees from the repository side panel with a folder path, a native VS Code folder picker, and an available local-branch selector. Right-click a linked worktree to remove it after confirmation; the current worktree and dirty worktrees remain protected.
 - Add an Azure DevOps Pull Requests section to the repository side panel for active pull requests created by or assigned to the signed-in user. A full review dialog provides Overview, Files, and Comments tabs with sanitized Markdown, title and description editing, reviewer and vote management, draft publishing, completion and auto-complete options, comment threads, lazy per-file diffs, and inline line comments.
 - List every repository tag in a collapsible Tags section of the side panel, below the branches. Clicking a tag opens the commit it points to in the history, loading older pages until that commit becomes visible, the tag whose commit is open in the details pane is highlighted, and right-clicking a tag keeps the existing tag actions: view details, delete tag, push tag, create archive, and copy tag name. Tags load together with the rest of the panel and refresh with the repository.