prreviewbuddy 0.59.38 → 0.62.0

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 # Changelog
 
+## 0.62.0
+
+**Buddy AI has its own keys.** On a review, ⌘K B opens a Buddy AI menu. B O opens Buddy AI with
+the cursor in its question, which is what ⌘K S B used to do; Sections now lists the review's own
+content only.
+
+**Choose a prompt without leaving the keyboard.** ⌘K B P lists your prompts, the ones under Your
+prompts in Buddy AI, in the same order. Type to narrow them by name or wording. The first ten shown
+are numbered, and pressing a number picks that prompt; the numbers follow what you have typed, so
+the best match is always 1. The arrows, or J and K once you are in the list, reach the rest, and
+Enter picks. The prompt goes into your question exactly as clicking it does, with Buddy AI open
+and ready for you to carry on. Escape goes back to the Buddy AI menu.
+
+## 0.61.1
+
+**J and K show the ends of the list.** Walking the Reviews list stopped with the first or last
+review flush against the edge of the window, leaving the count, Select and the section's name above
+it, or Load more below it, scrolled out of sight. Reaching the first review now scrolls the list
+right back to its top, reaching the last scrolls it to its bottom, arriving at the first review of a
+section brings that section's heading with it, and every other review stops a little short of the
+edge. The same goes for notifications.
+
+**The highlight on a notification has its corners.** On the first or last notification shown, the
+list's rounded corners cut the highlight off; it is now rounded to match.
+
+## 0.61.0
+
+**Search and Filters inside the command palette.** On the Reviews list, ⌘K S now turns the palette
+into a search: type, and the matching reviews appear under the field as you go; Enter or a click
+opens one. ⌘K F shows the list's filters there, each with its current choice. Both are the toolbar's
+own search and filters, so whatever you choose in one shows in the other, and the toolbar is still
+there for the mouse. Escape takes you back to the palette's commands, and a second Escape closes it.
+
+**J and K on Notifications.** Move through the notifications with J and K, open one with Enter or
+in a new tab with Shift+Enter, and come back to it with Back, as on the Reviews list.
+
+**The Reviews list's ring now sits on the card's own edge**, with no gap between them.
+
+## 0.60.0
+
+**Keyboard commands across the workspace.** Press **⌘K** on a Mac, or **Ctrl+K** elsewhere, to open
+the command palette. It lists what you can do on the page you are on, and after a key that leads
+somewhere (on a review **S** for Sections, **M** for Mark and **A** for Actions, on the Reviews
+list **L** for its sections), it shows the keys that can follow. It stays open until you choose
+something, press Escape or click away. A key it does not know just closes it.
+
+- **Anywhere:** ⌘K R goes to Reviews, ⌘K N to Notifications, and ⌘K ? opens the full table of
+  keyboard shortcuts.
+- **On a review:** ⌘K S then K, I, G, Q, F or B goes to KISS, Issues, Diagrams, Questions, Files or
+  Buddy AI. With a section expanded, the one you go to arrives expanded. **\\** expands or collapses
+  the section you are on, and Escape still leaves focus mode. ⌘K M then R, W or D marks the review
+  reviewed, waiting or done. ⌘K A then C checks for updates, U updates the review (wherever the
+  Update review button is offered), Q adds it to the review queue or takes it out, and D opens the
+  delete confirmation, with Cancel ready, and deletes nothing by itself.
+- **On the Reviews list:** J and K move through the reviews on screen, drawing a ring around the
+  one Enter opens; Shift+Enter opens it in a new tab. The ring stays put while the mouse moves, is
+  separate from the ticks of Select, and comes back to the review you opened when you go Back. ⌘K S
+  puts you in search, ⌘K F on the filters, and ⌘K L then P, A, W or D folds or opens Pinned,
+  Active, Waiting or Done, with the palette saying which are open.
+
+A command that cannot apply right now, such as Mark waiting on an older review of a branch, is shown
+dimmed and does nothing, as is anything that would change where the review stands while another
+such change is still on its way to the server. Single keys never act while you are typing in a
+field. The **…** menu on a review shows each action's shortcut beside it, and Help has the same
+table under Keyboard.
+
+## 0.59.52
+
+**The Reviews page remembers which sections you fold.** Pinned, Active, Waiting and Done each keep
+the state you left them in through a refresh, the page's own live updates and a restart of the
+workspace. A review arriving in a section you folded does not open it, though the count beside its
+name still changes. Until you fold or open a section yourself it starts as before, with Done folded
+and the rest open. The choice is stored on your machine, alongside the theme and the Buddy AI width.
+
+## 0.59.51
+
+**A merge no longer marks a Done review as changed.** A review you had marked Done showed
+**Changed since done** as soon as its pull request merged or closed, even with no new commits, which
+read as a contradiction beside **Review up to date**. It now shows that only when new commits land
+after you marked it Done, including commits pushed just before a merge. A pull request reopened after
+Done shows **Reopened since done**.
+
+**Keep done settles a changed review.** On a Done review showing either of those, the menu now says
+**Keep done** where it used to offer **Mark done** again. It clears the note and leaves the review in
+Done. Waiting reviews are unchanged: any new activity, a merge included, still brings them back.
+
+## 0.59.50
+
+**A click on the Architecture background clears the selection.** Clicking empty space in the
+drawing was meant to deselect the part or arrow you had chosen, and never did; it now does, and the
+panel beside the drawing goes back to its prompt. Dragging the background to pan still leaves your
+selection as it was.
+
+## 0.59.49
+
+**A new Architecture map opens in the middle of its frame.** A picture smaller than the frame sat
+in the top-left corner; it is now centred. Zoomed in past the frame, it scrolls and drags as before.
+
+**Buddy AI's tab no longer covers the expand button.** With a section expanded, the **Buddy AI**
+tab on the right edge sat on top of that section's collapse button. It now sits just below it.
+
+## 0.59.48
+
+**An Architecture run keeps your layout.** With the diagrams expanded, starting a map, stopping one,
+or one finishing reloaded the page back to the normal layout. It now comes back expanded, or with
+Buddy AI expanded beside it, as you left it.
+
+## 0.59.47
+
+**A retried review is timed from the retry.** "Last review in this repository took …" counted a
+retry from when the review was first asked for, so a retry made later looked far slower than it
+was. It now counts from when the retry started.
+
+## 0.59.46
+
+**A resumed analysis no longer skews "Last analysis took".** An analysis picked up again after an
+interruption recorded the whole time between the attempts as its duration. It now records no
+duration, so the estimate comes only from runs timed from start to finish.
+
+## 0.59.45
+
+**An updated review says when the update ran.** **How this review was made** named the new commit
+after an update but kept the time of the first analysis, for example "3 days ago". It now gives the
+time of the update. Reviews updated before this keep the old time until their next update or
+reanalysis.
+
+## 0.59.44
+
+**No visible change.** An update now records how long the update itself took, rather than the time
+since the review was first analysed.
+
+## 0.59.43
+
+**No visible change.** A test of the Architecture tab now waits for the map to be drawn, so a run
+whose tests all passed can no longer exit as a failure.
+
+## 0.59.42
+
+**Waiting says how long it took last time.** Once something has succeeded before, the page says how
+long it took.
+
+- **Architecture map:** beside **Remap repository**, and while a remap runs, for example "Last map
+  took 3m 12s".
+- **Review in progress:** for example "Last review in this repository took 3m 10s".
+- **Reanalysis:** for example "Last analysis of this review took 2m 05s".
+- **Update or KISS run:** the same kind of line.
+
+With one earlier run the page states it exactly. With several it summarises, for example "Usually
+takes about 3 minutes" or "Recent maps took 3–4 minutes". Only runs that succeeded count, and KISS
+and standard reviews are never compared with each other. Before anything has succeeded, the page
+says what it said before. The history is kept on your machine in `~/.prreviewbuddy/runtimes.json`.
+
+## 0.59.41
+
+**No visible change.** A review still records which version of your coding agent made it, asked
+of the agent exactly as before. The tests now supply that version themselves instead of running
+whichever agents happen to be installed, so their results no longer depend on the machine.
+
+## 0.59.40
+
+**No visible change.** While the workspace is waiting to save your place in a page's history, it
+now marks the page as saving, and clears the mark once it has. The browser tests wait on that mark
+instead of sleeping past it, which takes them from about two minutes to about one.
+
+## 0.59.39
+
+**Mapping says its stage on a line of its own.** While a part is being mapped in depth or the
+repository is remapped, the notice above the map put its title and the current stage side by side,
+which read as two headings. The stage now sits under the title, as it already did for a first map,
+and the same goes for the line under **Remapping failed** and **Architecture may be out of date**.
+
+**Long links in PR messages wrap.** A comment holding a long URL or hash with no spaces in it ran
+out of its card on the PR messages tab. It now breaks onto the next line, and so does a long file
+path above a thread. Code blocks still scroll sideways as before.
+
+**A part's buttons on the Architecture tab get room.** Once a part was mapped in depth,
+**Remap this part** sat flush against **Open … in depth** below it. The way in now comes first,
+the remap button after it, and every button on the panel has its own line with space around it.
+
 ## 0.59.38
 
 **Map a repository from its Architecture tab.** A review whose repository has no map now offers