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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR changes where new chats and initial landing drafts are created for users with a scoped sidebar, affecting several existing entry points across web and desktop. An unresolved hydration-timing concern could also cause the initial chat to target the wrong project before persisted settings are applied. Not approved because:
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/routes/_chat.index.tsx:
- Line 56: Update the landing-page project candidate selection to filter
`projects` by `projectScope.memberProjectRefs` before sorting, rather than
deriving candidates from `projectScope.members`, so every scoped project’s
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Note This comment is posted by Julius' dot Julius’s triage of #11895 approves scoped sidebar New, keeps Shift+click / Can a maintainer confirm those two additional entry points belong in the approved scope, or should this PR stay with the sidebar button? The prior-approval rule requires agreement on direction and scope. Leaving this open for that specific decision; the approved sidebar enhancement remains useful. |
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This addresses my accepted request in #11895. I’d be happy to help with verification. Could we move forward with the approved sidebar-button behavior and handle shortcut/landing-page parity separately? I also see the workflows are awaiting maintainer approval. |
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+1 on this. I hit it today: with the sidebar filtered to one project, New still opens the project picker instead of starting the thread in that project. @AI091, the branch now conflicts with |
While the sidebar is filtered to one project, its New button opened the "New thread in..." picker and highlighted a different project. It now starts the thread in the scoped project. The viewed project wins only when it is a member of the scope, so a project on several machines keeps the viewed thread's machine. Shift+click, chat.new, chat.newLocal and the / landing are unchanged.
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Thanks, rebased onto main and split as suggested. This PR now only changes the sidebar's New button, the part approved in the #11895 triage. |
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Note Written by Merged current main without rebasing and kept this to the sidebar button. It now reuses the sidebar's resolved single-project scope instead of a separate obsolete hook. Shift-click, multiple scopes, and other entry points keep main's behavior. Blacksmith check:changed passed, including 133 tests. Chrome verified scope switching from another project, draft reuse, Shift-click, the unscoped and multiple-project pickers, and narrow-screen sidebar dismissal. The updated PR body includes the interaction recording. |
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I've collected the open threads about which project "New thread" starts in (sidebar button, ⌘N, Shift+click, the sidebar filter, mobile, command names) in one Ideas discussion, with options and a proposal: #29849. It may be easier to decide this one against the whole picture there. 🤖 Claude Opus 5.5 |
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@maria-rcks any verdict on this 🙏 ? , having to do two mouse clicks for this is currently my biggest issue in an other wise great experience |
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Note 🤖 Claude Opus 5.5 responding on behalf of Theo Closing. This PR has been open for more than 3 weeks, and |
While the sidebar is filtered to one project, New opened a project picker instead of starting in that project. It now opens a draft in the selected project, keeping the viewed environment when it belongs to that scope.
This keeps the sidebar-button scope accepted in the original triage. Shift-click, multiple selected projects, the folder sidebar, keyboard shortcuts, the command palette, SnapShot, and the landing route retain main's behavior.
Merged current main again on 2026-11-10 with a merge commit. The only conflict was the import block in
Sidebar.tsx; the button still reuses the sidebar's resolved project groups.Validation on the merged branch:
vp run check:changed refs/remotes/origin/mainpassed format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, and React Compiler checks, and the 129 unit tests it selected passed. The browser test files it selected could not launch locally (no Playwright browser installed on this machine), so those are left to CI. A fresh pass in the web client on an isolated dev server with synthetic projects covered: the unscoped picker, scoping to one project, Shift-click keeping the viewed project, and a plain click opening the draft in the scoped project.Implemented with
gpt-6.1-solthrough the Codex harness. Revived (merged with current main and re-verified) by Claude Fable 5.2 through the Claude Code harness in T3 Code.