- Store _vscode_diff_process after launching external editor
- Add _close_vscode_diff() helper to terminate the process
- Call _close_vscode_diff() when Apply Patch or Reject is clicked
Note: Due to process boundaries (GUI runs in subprocess), monkeypatch doesn't
cross to GUI subprocess. Manual verification requires configuring
config.toml in project root with VSCode path.
- Add dropdown combo to select default editor
- Add _set_external_editor_default method to save selection to config
- Clean up layout and improve visual hierarchy
- Add better color coding for configured vs default editors
- TextEditorConfig.from_dict no longer requires 'name' field since name comes from dict key
- Added try/except around _render_external_editor_panel to prevent tab bar mismatch
- Moved External Editor panel from AI Settings to External Tools tab in Operations Hub
- Fixed default_editor lookup to use nested [tools.default_editor] structure
- Added example entries for vscode, notepadpp, 10xEditor, rider, sublime
- Improved panel UI with section header and clearer formatting
- Added _render_external_editor_panel method to display configured editors
- Shows default editor marker and diff args
- Displays config file locations for user reference
- Integrated as 'External Editor' section in AI Settings
- Added button to launch external editor for reviewing agent proposed changes
- Added _open_patch_in_external_editor method to handle the launch logic
- Integrated with ExternalEditorLauncher and create_temp_modified_file
- Add TextEditorConfig and ExternalEditorConfig dataclasses to models.py
- Create src/external_editor.py with ExternalEditorLauncher class
- Add tests for configuration and launcher functionality
- Support for config.toml [tools.text_editors] and manual_slop.toml default_editor
This fixes the 'stuck' behavior in concurrent tests by ensuring the tests look for standard completion markers and don't wait for unnecessary timeouts.
The test clicks btn_mma_start_track twice with different track_ids.
When _cb_load_track fails for track_a, self.active_track remains None or wrong.
Then track_b loads but we can't distinguish if a later call is for track_a retry
or track_b (which already has an engine). This adds an explicit reload path
when loaded track doesn't match requested track.
active_track was None when _start_track_logic was called from _cb_accept_tracks
because active_track is only set when loading a track via _cb_load_track.
_start_track_logic creates a new track locally and should use that track's id.
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