jupyterlab_claude_code_extension 1.2.33 → 1.2.34

package/lib/widget.d.ts

@@ -146,11 +146,13 @@ export declare class ClaudeCodeSessionsWidget extends Widget {
      * the uuid is generated here so the forked JSONL is known up front, and
      * ``-n`` makes claude own the name: it writes the chosen name as a
      * custom-title record on its first turn and re-stamps it every turn, so
-     * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The fork is
-     * the newest JSONL, so recency resolution makes it the row's current
-     * conversation without an explicit switch. claude writes the fork's JSONL
-     * lazily (on its first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once
-     * it materialises - the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
+     * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The backend
+     * pins the fork as the project's current conversation at launch, so the fork
+     * becomes the row's primary the moment its JSONL lands - recency alone would
+     * not, since the actively-written parent it was branched from quickly
+     * overtakes the fork's mtime. claude writes the fork's JSONL lazily (on its
+     * first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once it materialises -
+     * the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
      */
     private _branchSession;
     /** Switch the active row's project to another conversation branch.

package/lib/widget.js

@@ -1750,11 +1750,13 @@ export class ClaudeCodeSessionsWidget extends Widget {
      * the uuid is generated here so the forked JSONL is known up front, and
      * ``-n`` makes claude own the name: it writes the chosen name as a
      * custom-title record on its first turn and re-stamps it every turn, so
-     * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The fork is
-     * the newest JSONL, so recency resolution makes it the row's current
-     * conversation without an explicit switch. claude writes the fork's JSONL
-     * lazily (on its first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once
-     * it materialises - the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
+     * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The backend
+     * pins the fork as the project's current conversation at launch, so the fork
+     * becomes the row's primary the moment its JSONL lands - recency alone would
+     * not, since the actively-written parent it was branched from quickly
+     * overtakes the fork's mtime. claude writes the fork's JSONL lazily (on its
+     * first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once it materialises -
+     * the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
      */
     async _branchSession(forceDangerous) {
         const session = this._activeSession;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "jupyterlab_claude_code_extension",
-    "version": "1.2.33",
+    "version": "1.2.34",
     "description": "Browse, resume, and manage your Claude Code CLI sessions from a JupyterLab side panel. One click reactivates the right terminal - no duplicate tabs, live remote-control indicator, and favourites for the projects you keep coming back to.",
     "keywords": [
         "jupyter",

package/src/widget.ts

@@ -1994,11 +1994,13 @@ export class ClaudeCodeSessionsWidget extends Widget {
    * the uuid is generated here so the forked JSONL is known up front, and
    * ``-n`` makes claude own the name: it writes the chosen name as a
    * custom-title record on its first turn and re-stamps it every turn, so
-   * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The fork is
-   * the newest JSONL, so recency resolution makes it the row's current
-   * conversation without an explicit switch. claude writes the fork's JSONL
-   * lazily (on its first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once
-   * it materialises - the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
+   * it sticks even though the fork inherits the parent's title. The backend
+   * pins the fork as the project's current conversation at launch, so the fork
+   * becomes the row's primary the moment its JSONL lands - recency alone would
+   * not, since the actively-written parent it was branched from quickly
+   * overtakes the fork's mtime. claude writes the fork's JSONL lazily (on its
+   * first turn), so the branch appears on the next poll once it materialises -
+   * the panel cannot list a file that does not exist yet.
    */
   private async _branchSession(forceDangerous: boolean): Promise<void> {
     const session = this._activeSession;