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Open one file at a time on the commit page

628d45239eb09af4e46c9dc779d30144e96c7e6f · Keenan Nemetz · 11d ago · parent 816cc543

Open one file at a time on the commit page

A commit page rendered every patch it contained, so a broad commit turned one
page load into every blob it touched. It now opens the file tree beside the diff
of a single file, the same shape a change request's Files tab uses: the tree is
built from `git show --name-status`, only the selected path's patch is read, and
a tree click swaps the pane over HTMX. `/commit/{sha}/{path}` deep-links a file
and a 512 KiB cap still bounds one file's patch.

The file tree became one widget for three surfaces rather than two, so its
context gained a Commit field and its href/target/status rules moved onto the
view (Branch, Diff, Href).

The pane's header is now one row: the file's name on the left and its line
counts on the right, with the separate "1 file changed" summary line dropped
when a single file fills the pane. The total-line remains for the multi-file
diff a compare renders.

server/web/diff.go +13

@@ -33,6 +33,19 @@ func (f diffFile) Label() string {
	33	33	return f.OldPath
	34	34	}
	35	35
		36	// pathspec is what git has to be told to print this file's patch. A rename needs
		37	// both of its paths: filtered to the destination alone, git reports what is left
		38	// as a new file and the rename is lost.
		39	func (f diffFile) pathspec() []string {
		40	if f.OldPath != "" && f.OldPath != f.NewPath {
		41	return []string{f.OldPath, f.NewPath}
		42	}
		43	if f.NewPath != "" {
		44	return []string{f.NewPath}
		45	}
		46	return []string{f.OldPath}
		47	}
		48
	36	49	type diffHunk struct {
	37	50	Header string
	38	51	Lines []diffLine