- Add "Reindex Vault" command to command palette and menu bar
- Show "Indexed Xm ago" in status bar when idle, clickable to reindex
- After git pull with updates, auto-trigger incremental reindex
- Add lastIndexedTime state to useIndexing, populated from backend metadata
- Add triggerFullReindex to useIndexing (retryIndexing is now an alias)
- Add onSyncUpdated callback to useAutoSync
- Extract formatIndexedElapsed to utils/indexingHelpers.ts
- Tests: 20 new unit tests across 5 files, 2 Playwright smoke tests
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The previous conflict detection only worked for merge-based pulls
(--no-rebase) but failed to detect pre-existing conflicts from
interrupted rebases or prior sessions. This fixes three root causes:
1. Rust: add is_rebase_in_progress/is_merge_in_progress/get_conflict_mode
helpers, and dispatch git_commit_conflict_resolution between
`git commit` (merge) and `git rebase --continue` (rebase)
2. Frontend: add startup conflict check via get_conflict_files before
pulling, so pre-existing conflicts are detected on app launch
3. App.tsx: handleOpenConflictResolver now fetches conflicts directly
when the cached list is empty, preventing the silent early-return
Also exposes get_conflict_files and get_conflict_mode as Tauri commands
so the frontend can independently check conflict state.
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- Add git_resolve_conflict and git_commit_conflict_resolution Rust commands
- Create useConflictResolver hook for per-file resolution state management
- Create ConflictResolverModal with keyboard shortcuts (K/T/O/Enter/Esc)
- Make StatusBar conflict chip clickable to open resolver modal
- Add 'Resolve Conflicts' command to command palette (conditional)
- Pause auto-pull while conflict resolver modal is open
- Tests: 5 new Rust tests, 10 new hook tests, 1 new auto-sync test
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* feat: show last commit hash in status bar, remove branch name
Replace the hardcoded "main" branch display with a clickable short SHA
linking to the GitHub commit. Add Rust get_last_commit_info command that
returns the last commit hash and constructs a GitHub URL from the remote.
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* docs: add design/git-status-bar.pen with new status bar layout
Shows the updated status bar with commit hash link, no branch name,
and annotated change callouts.
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* ci: retrigger — runner 3 pnpm not found (env issue)
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* feat: add auto-pull vault sync with conflict handling
- Add git_pull, has_remote, get_conflict_files to Rust backend
- Add GitPullResult type and auto_pull_interval_minutes to Settings
- Create useAutoSync hook (pull on launch, focus, periodic interval)
- Update StatusBar with real sync status indicator
- Add pull interval setting to SettingsPanel
- Add mock handler for git_pull
- Update existing tests for new Settings field
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* test: add tests for git pull, settings, and useAutoSync hook
- Add Rust tests: has_remote, git_pull (no_remote, up_to_date, updated),
get_conflict_files, parse_updated_files, GitPullResult serialization
- Add frontend tests: useAutoSync (mount pull, focus pull, conflict,
error, manual trigger, concurrent prevention, no_remote)
- Fix existing settings tests for new auto_pull_interval_minutes field
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* design: add auto-pull-vault wireframes
Frames showing: sync idle, syncing, conflict indicator,
settings sync section, and conflict toast notification.
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* fix: add auto_pull_interval_minutes to all Settings literals
Fix build error and test fixtures missing the new field.
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* fix: cargo fmt
* ci: re-trigger CI after flaky test
* ci: retrigger after disk space cleanup
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