Include cloud settings, panel sizing, command groups, Agent integration settings and runtime input fixes from main. Bind native Codex recovery to the live pane process and preserve verified IDs; add CMD recovery choices and an explicit exit path when identity discovery fails.
Keep hook authority separate from screen observations and shell completion.
Install owned native and remote bridges, preserve durable session recovery,
and support Shift+Enter for byte-stream clients without changing native keys.
Addresses #199.
`ContextMenuExt::context_menu()` wraps the host element and keys its element
state by a hardcoded "context-menu" id. The wrapper's id enters the
GlobalElementId stack *before* the wrapped row's own `("sidebar-tab", ix)`,
so every sidebar tab row resolved to the same state — the same
`Rc<RefCell<ContextMenuSharedState>>`. Opening one menu set `open = true` for
all rows, and each row then re-rendered the same PopupMenu entity at the same
anchor. The panel is opaque so the stack was invisible, but the popover shadow
is not: its alpha composited once per tab. That is the whole of "the more tabs,
the thicker the right-click shadow" — no packaging or config involvement.
The tab menu now uses the same carrier as the file tree: rows only record the
anchor and index, and a single `deferred(anchored(PopupMenu))` is drawn from
the workspace root, so the component's own popover shadow stays single-layer.
The menu is dropped when the TABS section folds, and skipped when its captured
index no longer exists.
Alongside it:
- CHANGELOG: 1.1.0 gains this fix and issue #38 (two notify wrappers wrapping
each other until Codex's config.toml reached 130MB); release date moves to
2026-08-18.
- docs/release-notes/v1.1.0.md: release notes in the 1.0.0 format, with PR
credits, reporter credits, and a pointer to the issue templates.
- README / THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES: GPUI and gpui-component are credited and
declared — both Apache-2.0, compiled as lightly patched forks.
- .gitignore: ignore the whole `.probe-*/` family instead of one name at a time.
Use declarative screen evidence beneath exact hooks so more AI clients surface working and blocked states, while safe resume and fork commands preserve agent sessions across restarts.