- Add refreshKey to useGit queries so dropdown data refreshes on open
- Convert fetchAll from mutation to query with 10-minute refetch interval
- Re-run status query after fetchAll completes via dataUpdatedAt key
- Use placeholderData to keep previous data during key changes
- Remove disabled state from Push, Pull, and Commit menu items
- Metainfo is managed upstream (updated before tagging)
- CI no longer modifies metainfo; just copies manifest and sources to Flathub
- Flathub manifest installs metainfo from git source
- Permissions reverted to read-only
- Remove metainfo update from update-manifest.sh
- Remove CI step that committed metainfo back to app repo
- Revert permissions back to read-only
- CI now inserts release entry directly into Flathub repo's metainfo
- Update tag to v2026.2.0
- Use SKIP_WASM_BUILD env var instead of build-time package.json patch
- Install metainfo from git source (remove temporary type: file source)
- Fix fix-lockfile.mjs to skip workspace packages
- CI: commit metainfo releases back to app repo, bump permissions to write
Replace the brittle count assertion (toBe(226)) with a snapshot of all
exported function names. This catches accidental additions, removals,
or renames across faker upgrades with a clear diff.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Skip disabled headers, metadata, URL parameters, and form body
entries in the render phase for HTTP, gRPC, and WebSocket requests.
Previously, disabled entries were still template-rendered even though
they were filtered out later at the use site.
The call_http_authentication_request handler was mutating auth.args with the result of applyDynamicFormInput(), which strips the dynamic callback functions. This permanently corrupted the plugin module's args, making all dynamic form controls (checkboxes, selects, etc.) unresponsive for that auth type after sending the first request.
Set YAAK_TARGET_ARCH before npm run bootstrap so vendor scripts
download the correct x64 binaries instead of arm64 ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PairEditor ref callback used strict equality to determine when all
rows were ready, but placeholder params (like :id) regenerate fresh IDs
on every keystroke, causing rowsRef to accumulate entries. Using >=
allows the ref to be set even when there are more registered rows than
current pairs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Move active tab persistence into Tabs component with storageKey + activeTabKey props
- Change value prop to defaultValue so callers don't manage tab state
- Add TabsRef with setActiveTab method for programmatic tab switching
- Restore request_pane.focus_tab listener for :param placeholder clicks
- Update all Tab consumers to use new pattern
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The skip_cache flag in services() called reflect(), but reflect() had its
own cache check that returned early. Simplified by removing skip_cache and
always invalidating the pool in cmd_grpc_reflect, since that command is
only called when fresh schema is needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Events from previous WebSocket/gRPC connections and HTTP responses were
persisting in the store and displaying in new connections. Added filter
parameter to mergeModelsInStore that clears old events when switching
connections, plus render-time filtering as a safety net.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Separate selected item from panel open state (closing panel keeps selection)
- Scroll selected item into view when detail panel opens
- Enter/Space opens detail panel, Escape closes it
- Remove browser focus outline on scroll container
- Add prefix prop to EventDetailHeader for labels
- Make timestamp optional in EventViewerRow
- Add close button to EventDetailHeader
- Fix title truncation with min-w-0
- Consolidate HttpResponseTimeline title generation
- Add ID/event labels to SSE detail header
- Remove fake timestamp from SSE events
Closes https://feedback.yaak.app/p/feedback-on-sse-viewer-ux-in-yaak
Add new_xplatform_command() helper in yaak-common that creates a
tokio::process::Command with CREATE_NO_WINDOW flag set on Windows.
Also converts git commands to async for consistency.
Events stream in via model_write listener while also being fetched
from the database. If the DB fetch completed before all events were
persisted, replaceModelsInStore would wipe out events that came in
via model_write.
Added mergeModelsInStore that adds fetched events without removing
existing ones. Applied to HTTP, gRPC, and WebSocket event hooks.
- Add getCookieCounts function to parse cookie headers and count
individual cookies (not just headers)
- Deduplicates by cookie name using Sets
- Display as sent/received format like Headers tab
- Add showZero to CountBadge so 0/3 displays properly
- Add tests for getCookieCounts
The nested menu PR introduced an early return null when !isOpen,
which prevented MenuItemHotKey components from being rendered.
Fixed by extracting hotKeyElements and rendering them even when
the menu is closed.
Two issues fixed:
1. Initialize stateExtensions with empty object {} instead of undefined.
When called with no argument, the schema state was undefined, causing
jsonCompletion() to return [] instead of a proper result object, which
CodeMirror's autocomplete didn't handle correctly.
2. Change editorView from useRef to useState so the effect that calls
updateSchema() properly re-runs when the editor view is set. With useRef,
the effect could run before the editor was mounted or with a stale
reference when the editor was recreated.
Previously, when a gRPC streaming message failed to deserialize (e.g., wrong
type like int instead of string), the error was silently logged and the message
was dropped. Now errors are surfaced to the UI as GrpcEventType::Error events.
Changed the streaming/client_streaming methods to accept an on_message callback
that handles both success (logs ClientMessage) and error (logs Error) cases,
rather than logging the client message prematurely before deserialization.
The gRPC streaming code was using tokio::runtime::Handle::current().block_on()
inside filter_map closures, which caused a panic ('Cannot start a runtime from
within a runtime') when called from an async context.
Fixed by replacing the pattern with .then(async move { ... }).filter_map(|x| x)
which properly handles async operations in stream pipelines.
This fixes the gRPC Ping/Pong freeze issue and restores request cancellation.
Gregory Schier