Right-clicking a project offers Remove Project and pinning. Two more belong there:
- Reveal in Finder — opens the repository directory
- Edit config — opens the project's
.conf in the default editor
The second is a deliberate escape hatch. Everything in the config is editable in the app now, but a text editor is still the fastest way to read the whole thing, and the file being plain and hand-editable is a feature rather than an embarrassment.
Careful about
- Reveal should point at the repository, not at a Runbranch-managed worktree, since the repository is what the user thinks of as the project.
- If the config is edited externally while the app is open, the app's in-memory copy is stale. Re-reading on window focus would cover it; at minimum this should not silently overwrite an external edit.
Good first issue.
Right-clicking a project offers Remove Project and pinning. Two more belong there:
.confin the default editorThe second is a deliberate escape hatch. Everything in the config is editable in the app now, but a text editor is still the fastest way to read the whole thing, and the file being plain and hand-editable is a feature rather than an embarrassment.
Careful about
Good first issue.