pi-roundtable 0.26.2 → 0.26.3
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package/CHANGELOG.md
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## [Unreleased]
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## [0.26.3] - 2026-10-30
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- `pi-roundtable-web`: keyboard shortcuts in the owner app. Alt+↑ / Alt+↓ (Option on a Mac) go to the previous or next room in the order the room list shows (folders respected, a folded folder skipped unless it holds the open room, threads after their room, no wrapping), and Alt+Shift+↑ / Alt+Shift+↓ to the previous or next room with unread messages. Switching uses the router as a click does and scrolls the open room's row into view; it works on a page with no list too. In a text field the arrows act only when the field is empty or the caret is at the very start (up) or very end (down) with nothing selected, and nothing acts while an input method composes. Esc closes the topmost menu or sheet and otherwise lets go of the message box without touching its text. `?` outside a text field opens a sheet that lists the keys (a lazy chunk; en and zh-TW wording). Ctrl/⌘ K, which opens the search, now also ignores an input method's composition. The handler is a part that loads after the first paint, about 0.1 KB gzipped more in the first load.
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- `pi-roundtable-web`: a message nobody has seen yet wears an unread frame: a soft ring and glow in the accent colour, uniform on every side (no thick or one-sided border), in the modern and camelot looks, light and dark. It marks the messages past the person's read marker as the room opened, and those that arrive while the tab is hidden or the log is scrolled away from its end, in agent, group, thread and host rooms. The person's own messages, lines the server wrote, internal notes and a message that arrives while they are watching the end of the log do not get one. Passing a pointer over a message, focusing it with the keyboard, or tapping it clears its frame, each message on its own; on a touch screen a frame also clears once the message has stood at least half in view (or half of the screen, for a long one) for one and a half seconds, through one IntersectionObserver. It is only a look: what the server counts as read, the read API and the "New messages" divider are unchanged, a cleared frame stays cleared until the page is reloaded, and `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` removes it without the fade. The code and its styles load with the read marks (the lazy host chunk), not with the first page.
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- `pi-roundtable-web`: **Mark all as read** and **Clear all finished threads** in the room list's menu and each folder's menu (`POST api/rooms/read-all`, `POST api/rooms/dismiss-finished-threads`, owner only), each with an undo toast.
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- `pi-roundtable-web`: clearing finished dispatch threads no longer asks first; the undo toast is the safety net.
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## [0.26.2] - 2026-10-30
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