feat(cli): add persistent history collapse on resume with refined commands#4085
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Thanks for adding Right now the quiet path suppresses the restored items by not loading them into That means after
I think the safer approach is to keep the restored history in the canonical state used for turn mapping, and suppress only its rendering, or otherwise carry a hidden restored-turn offset / use core turn boundaries for the rewind mapping. In other words, |
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Yes! Fixed in the latest push. The new approach preserves
This means /rewind can still see and select restored user turns, and the UI |
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Thanks for the quick fix — the new direction is definitely the right one. Keeping the restored items in One design refinement that might make this easier to maintain: I think Right now the quiet-restore handling is duplicated in both the initial resume flow and the
It works, but it spreads the policy across two call sites and mutates the returned history items in place. A slightly cleaner design might be: export interface ResumeDisplayOptions {
quietRestore?: boolean;
}
export function applyResumeDisplayPolicy(
items: HistoryItem[],
options: ResumeDisplayOptions,
): HistoryItem[] {
if (!options.quietRestore) return items;
return items.map((item) => ({
...item,
display: {
...item.display,
suppressOnRestore: true,
},
}));
}
export function createQuietRestoreSummaryItem(
messageCount: number,
): Omit<HistoryItem, 'id'> {
return {
type: MessageType.INFO,
text: `Resumed session with ${messageCount} message${messageCount !== 1 ? 's' : ''}. History display suppressed (--quiet-restore).`,
};
}Then both resume entry points can share the same shape: const rawItems = buildResumedHistoryItems(sessionData, config);
const historyItems = applyResumeDisplayPolicy(rawItems, {
quietRestore: config.isQuietRestore(),
});
loadHistory(historyItems);
if (config.isQuietRestore()) {
addItem(createQuietRestoreSummaryItem(sessionData.conversation.messages.length), Date.now());
}I would also consider making the suppression flag display-scoped instead of a generic interface HistoryItemBase {
text?: string;
display?: {
suppressOnRestore?: boolean;
};
}The important distinction is that this flag means “do not render this item in the restored transcript”, not “remove this item from history semantics”. Naming it under Finally, in function shouldRenderHistoryItem(item: HistoryItem): boolean {
return !item.display?.suppressOnRestore;
}
const visibleMergedHistory = useMemo(
() => mergedHistory.filter(shouldRenderHistoryItem),
[mergedHistory],
);Then source-copy offsets and progressive replay sizing can be based on That gives a clear split:
This is not a blocker to the correctness fix — the current update already fixes the major issue. I just think centralizing the display policy and naming the flag more specifically would make the feature easier to reason about and less likely to regress later. Nice work iterating on this quickly. |
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One more product-design thought: I wonder if making this primarily a startup flag might feel a bit disconnected from the interactive experience. Instead of only deciding at process startup with something like /history collapse
/history expandThe behavior could be:
That keeps the model simple: the full conversation remains loaded in canonical history/model context, and these commands only change the transcript projection. It also gives users a way to switch back and forth after startup, instead of having the display mode fixed by the original CLI invocation. This would fit the existing separation pretty well:
Qwen already has Ctrl+O for compact mode, so I would avoid overloading that shortcut for restored-history expansion. A slash-command MVP seems simpler and less risky than making the summary row interactive, and it leaves room for richer UI affordances later. |
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Your idea is really good. I will do it. |
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Updated! All three points addressed:
For Ready to merge when you are! |
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If we decide to go with the The reason is that the public interface would change: So my preference would be:
I’m happy to help review that design/implementation if you want to take it in this PR. |
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removed --quiet-restore entirely and replaced with /history collapse|expand. My reasoning: --quiet-restore is a one-shot flag. If the default behavior is to replay history, you have to /history collapse works wherever you are — startup resume, mid-session, doesn't matter. The model context stays |
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Thanks for the iteration on hiding restored history while preserving canonical history for /rewind/turn mapping. I found a few blocking correctness issues:
- The focused slash-command test suite currently fails because
useSlashCommandProcessorgained a positionalhistoryargument but the test helper was not updated, shifting all following arguments. /history collapse|expandmutates history state without remounting/refreshing Ink<Static>, so already-rendered transcript lines will remain on screen.- In compact mode, filtering after
mergeCompactToolGroups()can losedisplay.suppressOnRestoreon merged tool groups and leak hidden content. - Re-running
/history collapseafter the summary row is added is not idempotent.
Local check run:
cd packages/cli
npx vitest run src/ui/utils/resumeHistoryUtils.test.ts src/ui/hooks/slashCommandProcessor.test.tsResult: resumeHistoryUtils.test.ts passes, slashCommandProcessor.test.ts fails with 40 failures, starting with TypeError: setIsProcessing is not a function.
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This new positional parameter needs the test call sites updated too. setupProcessorHook() in slashCommandProcessor.test.ts still calls useSlashCommandProcessor(mockConfig, settings, mockAddItem, ...), so every argument after settings is shifted. The focused test run currently fails with TypeError: setIsProcessing is not a function across most of slashCommandProcessor.test.ts. Please pass a mock history array in the helper and keep the existing processing callback in the correct slot.
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loadHistory(updated) updates React state, but the transcript has already been rendered through Ink <Static>, which is append-only. Without also triggering the existing static refresh/remount path, previously printed transcript lines remain on the terminal after /history collapse, so the command does not actually hide the current on-screen history. Please refresh/remount the static history after both collapse and expand operations.
| // Canonical consumers (/rewind, turn mapping) use the full historyManager.history; | ||
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Filtering after mergeCompactToolGroups() can leak collapsed history in compact mode. mergeCompactToolGroups() creates a fresh tool_group with only type, tools, and id, so any display.suppressOnRestore flags from the source groups are dropped before this filter runs. Consider filtering suppressed items before merging, or propagate the display policy when constructing merged groups.
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This count includes the collapse summary row added below. After one /history collapse, running /history collapse again sees the summary as the only visible item, suppresses it, and creates a new History collapsed: 1 message hidden... summary instead of reporting that history is already collapsed. Please exclude the summary row from this count/detection or mark it separately so the command is idempotent.
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Thanks for the thorough review! You caught some great edge cases. I've pushed an updated commit that addresses
Local tests are passing now. Let me know if there's anything else! |
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Thanks for the update — the previous blocking issues look addressed. I found one remaining persistence edge case around /history collapse recording that should be fixed before merge.
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I think one persistence edge case is still worth fixing before merge.
/history collapse currently rewrites in-memory UI history with display.suppressOnRestore = true and then adds a collapse summary row. The rewrite itself is not persisted by the slash-command recorder, but the summary row added via addItem() is recorded because history is not in SLASH_COMMANDS_SKIP_RECORDING.
After restarting/resuming the session, the transcript can therefore replay the original full history plus a stale History collapsed: N messages hidden... summary, even though no restored items are actually suppressed anymore.
I’d suggest either:
- treating
/history collapseas session-local UI state and addinghistorytoSLASH_COMMANDS_SKIP_RECORDING, so the stale summary is not persisted; or - if collapse state should survive resume, persist and restore the display policy itself instead of only recording the summary row.
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Ah, great catch! You are absolutely right about the persistence edge case. I've pushed a fix that persists the collapse state as a user setting. I want to share my reasoning for this If we simply skipped recording the summary row without persisting the collapse state, we would actually defeat What was changed in this commit:
This elegantly solves the original terminal-scrolling issue while giving users full runtime control. All tests |
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基线（解决 /rewind 对齐、把 hidden 收敛成 🔴 Blocker 级1. 用文案前缀识别 summary item，跟 i18n 直接互斥
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建议改成结构化标记，而不是文案匹配： ```ts 两处过滤换成 2. 二次折叠时 “X messages hidden” 计数会误导用户
此刻实际隐藏的是 54 条。这条用户当面就能看见的数字是错的。 修法：visibleCount 不要排除已 suppressed 的 item，应该算 “除掉旧 summary 之外的全部 item”——也就是这次 collapse 之后用户看不见的总条数。 🟡 设计 / 一致性3.
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Ah, great catch! You are absolutely right about the persistence edge case and the i18n I've pushed an update that addresses all the feedback. Here is what was changed: 1. Why persist the collapse state?If we simply skipped recording the summary row without persisting the collapse state, we 2. Structural Tagging for i18n (Blocker 1)I've moved away from string-matching for identifying the summary row. I added 3. Correct Message Counting (Blocker 2)The collapse command now correctly counts the total number of hidden messages. Even if you 4. Implementation Details:
All tests are passing locally. Let me know if there's anything else! |
Code Review SummaryVerdict: Changes Requested (2 critical, 2 suggestions) 🔴 Critical
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CI currently has failing Lint/Test jobs; CodeQL is passing. |
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I've fixed the TypeScript compilation errors in the test file ( Regarding the product/API design: You are completely right. The implementation has evolved from a one-shot CLI As we discussed earlier, a one-shot CLI flag isn't ideal because users would have to remember to pass it every I have updated the PR title and description to accurately reflect this new design (removing mentions of |
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Review: history collapse preference + /history command
Direction is sound — the canonical-vs-visible history split is the right model, and historyCommand.test.ts has decent coverage. A few things should be addressed before merge.
🔴 Should fix before merge
1. package-lock.json + NOTICES.txt carry unrelated churn
The diff removes @anthropic-ai/sdk/node_modules/@types/node + undici-types, adds "peer": true to a darwin package, and bumps scheduler@0.26.0 → 0.27.0 in vscode-ide-companion/NOTICES.txt. None of this relates to history collapse — it looks like a npm install against a divergent lockfile state. Please revert these so the PR stays scoped.
2. Stale comment in types.ts references a flag that doesn't exist
// If true, the item is kept in history for turn mapping but not
// rendered in the restored transcript. Set by --quiet-restore.There is no --quiet-restore CLI flag — the branch name (feat/quiet-restore) suggests an earlier flag-based design that was replaced by the ui.history.collapseOnResume setting + /history command. Update the comment to point at the actual entry points.
3. commandContext now depends on the history array → rebuilds every render
slashCommandProcessor.ts adds history to the commandContext useMemo deps. historyManager.history is a new reference on every history mutation, so commandContext is now rebuilt on every message. It's consumed widely, and downstream effects keyed on it will re-run. Please confirm the impact, or expose "read history" as a getter/ref instead of putting the array itself into the memo deps.
4. Summary text isn't i18n-wrapped
createHistoryCollapseSummaryItem hardcodes the English History collapsed: N messages hidden..., while historyCommand.ts wraps its other strings in t(). Make this consistent.
🟡 Design questions (worth discussing)
5. /history collapse does two things at once
The collapse action calls settings.setValue(SettingScope.User, 'ui.history.collapseOnResume', true) — a one-off "collapse this session" also flips a global persistent preference. The PR description frames this as intended, but "collapse now" and "default every future resume to collapsed" are distinct intents. Ctrl+O compact mode persisting is a precedent, but that's a single clear toggle. At minimum, surface "(also set as your default)" in the command feedback so it isn't a silent side effect.
6. settings is required in the type but accessed with ?.
UseResumeCommandOptions.settings: LoadedSettings is non-optional, but the implementation reads settings?.merged.ui?.history?.collapseOnResume. Pick one — mark the field optional or drop the ?..
🟢 Nice to have
7. Collapse-policy logic is duplicated
AppContainer.tsx (cold-boot resume) and useResumeCommand.ts (runtime resume) each carry the same ~8 lines of applyResumeDisplayPolicy + addItem(summary). Worth extracting a shared helper.
8. Test coverage gaps
MainContent'svisibleHistoryfilter has no unit test.applyResumeDisplayPolicy/createHistoryCollapseSummaryItemare only covered indirectly.- The AppContainer cold-boot collapse path is untested.
✅ Looks correct
- Filtering only in the
MainContentrender layer while keeping canonicaluiState.historyintact for/rewindturn mapping is the right layering. One ask: please manually verify "collapse, then/rewind" — the turn-mapping path isn't fully visible in the diff, and suppressed items shouldn't perturb it. - The
collapse-summaryitem itself carries nosuppressOnRestore, so it isn't filtered out by its own rule — correct. refreshStaticis invoked after both collapse and expand.- The positional
historyparam insertion intoslashCommandProcessoris risky, but all four test call sites +AppContainerwere updated consistently.
Bottom line
Items 1, 2, 3 should be resolved before re-review; 4–8 are smaller. Happy to re-review once those land.
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Thank you for the detailed review and great suggestions! I've addressed all the feedback. Here is a summary of the
Please let me know if there's anything else that needs adjustment! |
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Thanks for the quick turnaround. 6 of 8 items from the previous round are correctly addressed — but the refactor for item 7 introduced a regression in the headline resume path.
✅ Resolved
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| 1 | lockfile + NOTICES churn | Reverted — the effective merge-base..HEAD diff no longer touches package-lock.json or NOTICES.txt. |
| 2 | stale --quiet-restore comment |
Now points at ui.history.collapseOnResume / /history collapse. |
| 3 | commandContext rebuilding on every history change |
Properly fixed — historyRef + useEffect + a get history() getter, removed from the useMemo deps. Good pattern. |
| 4 | summary text not i18n-wrapped | Now t()-wrapped. |
| 5 | /history collapse silently flipping a global pref |
Now surfaced via the "(This is now your default preference for future sessions)" info message. |
| 6 | settings required-but-?.-accessed |
options is non-optional now and settings.merged is accessed directly. Consistent. |
🔴 Regression introduced by the item-7 refactor
applyCollapsePolicyAndSummary(rawItems, collapseOnResume, addItem) performs a side effect (addItem(summary)) internally and then returns the items array. Both callers do:
const items = applyCollapsePolicyAndSummary(rawItems, collapse, addItem); // addItem(summary) fires here
loadHistory(items); // setHistory(items) — full replaceIn useHistoryManager:
loadHistory(x)→setHistory(x)— replaces the whole arrayaddItem(x)→setHistory(prev => [...prev, x])— appends
React batches both setHistory calls. The queued updaters run in order:
addItem's updater:prev => [...prev, summary]loadHistory's updater:setHistory(items)— a direct value that discards whatever step 1 produced
Net result: final state is items without the summary row. In useResumeCommand it's even more clearly wrong — the sequence is addItem → clearItems → loadHistory, so the summary is wiped twice over.
The old code had the correct order (loadHistory(items) then addItem(summary) — appended after). The /history collapse command path is unaffected because it still does loadHistory then addItem in the right order — so the bug only hits the resume path, which is this PR's headline feature: on resume with collapseOnResume: true, the user gets a blank screen with no "History collapsed: N messages hidden" row explaining why.
Suggested fix: make the helper pure — append the summary item directly into the returned HistoryItem[] (the resume path passes the whole array to loadHistory anyway, so it doesn't need a separate addItem call at all). That removes the order-dependent side effect entirely.
🟡 Why the tests didn't catch it
The new applies collapseOnResume policy when resuming a session test mocks both addItem and loadHistory with vi.fn() and only asserts they were called — it never checks the resulting state. Running against an in-memory useHistoryManager and asserting the final visible history actually contains the summary row would have caught this. (Same root issue as item 8 — assert end state, not "function was invoked".)
Note: branch is ~29 commits behind main
A raw main..branch diff looks alarming (200+ files, large deletions) but that's just staleness — GitHub's merge-base diff is clean. Still worth rebasing: this PR touches slashCommandProcessor.ts, MainContent.tsx, and useResumeCommand.ts, all hot files that main has likely moved — better to surface conflicts now.
Bottom line
The regression is a blocker — it ships the headline feature broken. Everything else from the prior round is in good shape. Happy to re-review once the helper is made pure and a state-asserting test is added.
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Thanks for catching that regression and for the detailed explanation of the React batching issue! I've
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System E2E review found a few issues that should be fixed before merge.
Blocking
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CLI build/typecheck currently fails in
resumeHistoryUtils.ts.createHistoryCollapseSummaryItem()returnsOmit<HistoryItem, 'id'>, and pushing{ ...summaryItem, id }back intoHistoryItem[]widens the discriminated union enough that TypeScript cannot prove it is a validHistoryItem:src/ui/utils/resumeHistoryUtils.ts:537:25 - TS2345Please narrow the summary item type to the concrete info-history shape, or construct the pushed item with an explicit discriminant-safe type instead of
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/resume <sessionId>still does not await the async session switch.handleResume()is async and performs the full session swap: loading the session, replacing UI history, rebuilding turn boundaries, initializing the client, firing hooks, and remounting Static. But the slash processor calls it withoutawait:case 'resume': if (result.sessionId) { actions.handleResume(result.sessionId); } return { type: 'handled' };
This has the same race shape that
/branchalready documents and avoids withawait: a fast follow-up prompt can interleave with the old session state. Pleaseawait actions.handleResume(result.sessionId)and add coverage for the direct/resume <session>path.
Additional E2E concern
/history collapse|expand command feedback is currently inserted as an ordinary info history item by the slash-command processor. In the real UI path this means:
- after
/history collapse, the returnedHistory collapsed...status row becomes normal history; - a second
/history collapseis not truly idempotent because that status row is unsuppressed and counted as history; /history expandcan reintroduce prior display-only command status rows into the transcript view.
The direct historyCommand unit tests do not model this because they call the command action directly and do not simulate processor-level insertion of returned messages. Please either avoid recording/displaying this feedback as ordinary canonical history, mark it as display-only and exclude it from collapse/expand accounting, or cover the real slash-command path.
Non-blocking note
/history collapse|expand persists only SettingScope.User, but resume reads settings.merged.ui.history.collapseOnResume. Workspace/system overrides can therefore make the “default preference for future sessions” message inaccurate. Consider adjusting the message or detecting overrides.
The overall direction is good: restored history is preserved in canonical state and only hidden via display metadata, and the render projection is filtered before display. The issues above are mainly around system-level E2E behavior and build correctness.
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Thanks for the E2E review — I’ve addressed the blocking items and the processor-level What I changed:
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For the non-blocking settings-scope note: agreed that the “default preference” wording can be inaccurate under merged Please let me know if you’d like me to adjust the settings-scope wording in this PR as well. |
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这里调用 loadHistory(updated) 会把已写入 Ink <Static> 的 transcript 从 React state 中隐藏掉，但随后只调用了 context.ui.refreshStatic()。当前这个 context 在 AppContainer 里传入的是 remountStaticHistory，只递增 remount key，不会清空终端缓冲区；<Static> 已经输出过的旧内容仍会留在屏幕上，折叠后的摘要/反馈会追加在旧 transcript 后面，看起来并没有真正 collapse。
建议把 slash command context 里的 refreshStatic 接到真正会 clearTerminal 的 refreshStatic，或在 /history collapse|expand 路径中先清屏再 remount。这个问题单测里 mock refreshStatic 看不出来，最好补一个集成/组件层验证。
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整体设计干净 —— canonical history 保留给 Blocker — TypeScript 编译失败
修复：该文件已 import 了 Minor
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- Fixed parameter order in 'should skip reload when consumeSlashReloadSuppression' test - Added missing empty array for history parameter - All 58 tests now pass
UpdatesSynced with latest () and fixed the CI test failure. Changes in this update:
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Local verification — feature is sound & fully tested, but the PR is CONFLICTING and needs a substantial rebase before mergeBuilt this PR on Linux 6.12 / Node v22.22.2 (isolated worktree at head Verdict: the ✅ Feature logic — verified & tested
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config/settingsSchema.ts |
#5051 (Computer Use), #4880 (tool-output truncation), #4490 (daemon-mode) | heavy (+92 on main) — the ui.history.collapseOnResume schema addition needs re-slotting |
ui/AppContainer.tsx |
#4615 (MCP approval gating), #4919 (resize repaint), #4897 (file-history /rewind) | heavy (+84 on main) — the resume/collapse wiring needs re-applying |
ui/components/MainContent.tsx |
rendering changes (+18) | moderate — the suppression filter must be re-hooked into the current render path |
ui/hooks/slashCommandProcessor.ts |
(+10) | light |
i18n/locales/*.js |
new keys added by other PRs | mechanical, many files |
Good news for the rebase: useResumeCommand.ts (the core resume logic this PR extends) has 0 conflicting changes on main, and the resume + history-render paths the feature hooks into still exist — so the feature remains applicable; it's a re-apply, not a redesign. But the settingsSchema / AppContainer portions need careful manual work against the listed PRs.
Recommendation
Rebase onto current main, resolve the ~22 conflicts (prioritise settingsSchema.ts and AppContainer.tsx against #5051/#4880/#4490/#4615/#4897), then re-run the eight suites. With the feature correct and revert-proved, the rebase is the only thing standing between this and mergeable.
Notes
- I did not run a full tmux TUI A/B of resume-collapse: with the branch a month behind and
AppContainer/MainContentset to be reworked on the rebase, a runtime demo here would exercise code that won't ship as-is. The unit revert-proof above is the deterministic before/after evidence for the user-visible behaviour. I'm happy to do the live tmux resume-collapse demo once the branch is rebased. - Nice to see the design was refined through the earlier review thread (flag →
/historysubcommands → persisted setting) — the resulting shape is clean.
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本地验证 —— 功能正确且测试到位，但本 PR 存在合并冲突，合并前需要一次较大的 rebase
在 Linux 6.12 / Node v22.22.2 上构建本 PR（head 40a7bca2 的隔离 worktree，npm ci + cli 测试前置依赖），运行了八个新增/改动套件，对用户可见的折叠路径做了 revert-proof，并针对当前 main（e043587d）分析了合并冲突。
结论：/history resume 折叠功能设计良好、测试有约束力 —— 但分支落后 main 约 1 个月 / 98 个提交，且约 22 个文件冲突，需要先真正 rebase（这是我发现的唯一阻塞项）。
✅ 功能逻辑 —— 已验证并测试
- 三个子命令（
collapse-on-resume/expand-on-resume/expand-now）持久化ui.history.collapseOnResume，并把 resume 的条目标记为display.suppressOnRestore = true；被抑制的条目从 UI 渲染中过滤，但在规范历史中保留以供/rewind，并用一行摘要显示隐藏数量。职责分离清晰。 - 8 个新增/改动套件全部通过：224 个测试（
historyCommand、useResumeCommand、slashCommandProcessor、resumeHistoryUtils、historyMapping、useBranchCommand、MainContent、AppContainer）。 - 对用户可见路径的 revert-proof：把
MainContent.tsx回退到 merge-base，恰好让新测试filters out suppressed history items from rendering失败（该文件其余 13 个仍通过）—— 说明抑制过滤确实被锁定，而非装饰性覆盖。
main 98 个提交
分支 merge-base 为 afd631335；此后 main 推进了 98 个提交，约 22 个文件冲突。最重的两个是持久化与应用接线，各自与多个已合入的功能 PR 相撞：
| PR 文件 | 自 merge-base 起在 main 上由谁改动 |
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config/settingsSchema.ts |
#5051（Computer Use）、#4880（工具输出截断）、#4490（daemon-mode） | 重（main 上 +92）—— ui.history.collapseOnResume schema 需重新嵌入 |
ui/AppContainer.tsx |
#4615（MCP 审批门禁）、#4919（resize 重绘）、#4897（file-history /rewind） | 重（main 上 +84）—— resume/折叠接线需重套 |
ui/components/MainContent.tsx |
渲染改动（+18） | 中 —— 抑制过滤需重新挂到当前渲染路径 |
ui/hooks/slashCommandProcessor.ts |
（+10） | 轻 |
i18n/locales/*.js |
其他 PR 新增的 key | 机械冲突，文件较多 |
rebase 的好消息：本 PR 扩展的核心 useResumeCommand.ts 在 main 上 0 冲突，且功能挂接的 resume + 历史渲染路径仍存在 —— 所以功能依然适用，是重套而非重设计。但 settingsSchema / AppContainer 部分需要针对上述 PR 仔细手工处理。
建议
rebase 到当前 main，解决约 22 处冲突（优先 settingsSchema.ts 与 AppContainer.tsx，对照 #5051/#4880/#4490/#4615/#4897），再重跑八个套件。鉴于功能本身正确且已 revert-proof，rebase 是它走向可合并的唯一障碍。
说明
- 我没有跑完整的 tmux TUI resume-折叠 A/B：分支落后一个月，且
AppContainer/MainContent将在 rebase 时被重做，此处的运行时演示会验证不会按原样上线的代码。上面的单测 revert-proof 已是用户可见行为的确定性前后证据。分支 rebase 后我乐意补一个真实 tmux resume-折叠演示。 - 很高兴看到设计在早前评审里被打磨过（flag →
/history子命令 → 持久化设置）—— 最终形态很干净。
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@Gove2004 heads up — this PR currently has merge conflicts with Conflicting files:
The rest merges cleanly. Thanks! 中文@Gove2004 提个醒 —— 这个 PR 目前和 冲突文件:
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- docs: keep ui.history.collapseOnResume setting, adopt upstream showCitations default - fix: update rewindRecording call to include file history snapshots parameter
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Hi @wenshao, Conflicts resolved! I've merged the latest main branch and fixed both conflicting files:
The branch is now up to date with main. Please re-review when you have a chance. Thanks! 你好 @wenshao， 冲突已解决！我已经合并了最新的 main 分支并修复了两个冲突文件：
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Incremental review at cd635e9b: no new code changes since last review — only merge commits to sync with upstream main. CI green (5/5 checks pass). 26 prior inline comments remain open for author attention. — claude-opus-4-6 via Qwen Code /review
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Hi @Gove2004, thanks for the PR!
The PR body doesn't follow the required template. A few sections are missing or renamed:
- "What this PR does" and "Why it's needed" — the template uses these exact headings; the PR has "Summary" and "Why" instead.
- "Reviewer Test Plan" — this is the section maintainers use to verify the change. It needs the subsections: How to verify, Evidence (Before & After), and the Tested on OS table. The PR has a "Test plan" with unit test names but no reproduction steps, no before/after evidence, and no OS table.
- "Risk & Scope" — helps reviewers understand tradeoffs and what's intentionally out of scope.
- "Linked Issues" — connects this PR to the feature request or issue it addresses.
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<details>block) — the project is bilingual; PR bodies need a Chinese summary.
Could you update the PR description to match the template? It makes review much faster when maintainers can follow the expected structure. Happy to help if anything is unclear.
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你好 @Gove2004，感谢你的 PR！
PR 描述没有按照模板填写，缺少或改名了几个必要部分：
- "What this PR does" 和 "Why it's needed" — 模板用的是这两个标题，PR 里写的是 "Summary" 和 "Why"。
- "Reviewer Test Plan" — 维护者靠这个部分来验证改动，需要包含 How to verify、Evidence (Before & After) 和 Tested on 操作系统表格。PR 里有一个 "Test plan" 列了单测名称，但没有复现步骤、没有前后对比、也没有系统测试表。
- "Risk & Scope" — 帮助 reviewer 了解权衡取舍和有意排除的范围。
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能否按模板更新一下 PR 描述？维护者按照固定结构审阅会高效很多。有任何不清楚的地方欢迎沟通。
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Thanks @qwen-code-ci-bot! I've updated the PR description to match the template:
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Maintainer verification — real local + tmux testingVerified VerdictThe feature works end-to-end — all three 1. Live tmux walkthrough (real CLI, real model)
Step 5–6 are notable: the PR body lists "/rewind into a collapsed session" as a known, out-of-scope gap, but in my testing the basic conversation-restore path works correctly — the 2. Tests / typecheck / lint (Linux)
3. CI status — not actually failingThe red checks currently shown on the PR are from a cancelled workflow run on the latest commit 4. Code review notes
🟢 Nit (trivial) — singular wording
Bottom line: feature implemented correctly and verified working end-to-end on Linux — including the collapsed- 中文版（点击展开）维护者验证 —— 真实本地 + tmux 测试在隔离 worktree + 干净测试 HOME 中验证 结论功能端到端可用——三个 1. tmux 真机走查（真实 CLI + 真实模型）
第 5–6 步值得注意：PR 正文把*"在已折叠会话里 /rewind"*列为已知的、范围之外的缺口，但实跑中基础的"仅恢复对话"路径工作正常——rewind 路径里的 2. 测试 / 类型检查 / lint（Linux）
3. CI 状态 —— 并非真的失败PR 上当前的红色检查来自最新 commit 4. 代码审查记录
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结论功能实现正确，并在 Linux 上端到端验证可用——包括被标为缺口的折叠态 Verified by maintainer wenshao: local build + live tmux walkthrough against DashScope |
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Thanks for the PR! Template looks good ✓ — all required headings present with bilingual translation. On direction: this is a solid quality-of-life improvement. Resuming a 50+ message conversation that scrolls through the entire transcript is genuinely disruptive. The feature is opt-in with a safe default ( On approach: the scope is proportional to the feature — a persistent boolean setting, three subcommands ( One minor note: the Moving on to code review and real-scenario testing. 🔍 中文说明感谢贡献！ 模板完整 ✓ 方向：这是一个很实用的体验改进。恢复 50+ 条消息的长会话时终端大量滚动确实影响使用。功能 opt-in 且默认安全（ 方案：范围与功能匹配 —— 一个持久化布尔设置、三个子命令、 一个小提醒： 进入代码审查和真实场景测试。🔍 — Qwen Code · qwen3.7-max |
Code ReviewI read the PR title and "Why it's needed" before looking at the diff. My independent approach would have been: add a boolean setting, mark resumed history items with a No critical blockers found. The code is clean, well-tested, and follows project conventions:
Real-Scenario TestingBuilt PR branch ( Before (installed build, v0.18.3 — no collapse feature)The installed build doesn't have this feature, so resuming always shows all history messages. Baseline: full transcript scroll on resume. After (this PR — collapseOnResume = true)Set History is collapsed — no prior messages rendered, only the summary line. ✅ Then ran All 3 messages expanded, stale summary line cleared. ✅ Unit TestsRan all 6 changed test suites from the PR branch (worktree at
中文说明代码审查先看标题和"为什么需要"，再看 diff。我的独立方案是：添加布尔设置、在恢复的历史条目标记 未发现关键阻塞项。代码整洁、测试充分、遵循项目规范。 真实场景测试在隔离 worktree 中构建 PR 分支，创建包含 3 条消息的测试会话，设置
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Stepping back — this PR has been through an unusually long review cycle (May 18 → June 18, ~15 rounds of feedback from @qqqys and @wenshao), and it shows in a good way. The design evolved from a The real-scenario test confirms the feature works end-to-end: collapse on resume hides history with a summary line, expand-now restores it cleanly. The 132 unit tests across 6 changed suites pin the behavior, including a revert-proof on the The only thing I'd flag as a "nice to have" is splitting out the This solves a real problem users hit every day (long-session resume scroll), the implementation is clean and well-tested, and it's been thoroughly reviewed by two collaborators. Ready to ship. 中文说明退一步看整体 —— 这个 PR 经历了不寻常的长审查周期（5月18日到6月18日，约15轮来自 @qqqys 和 @wenshao 的反馈），而且效果很好。设计从 真实场景测试确认功能端到端可用：恢复时折叠历史并显示摘要行，expand-now 干净地恢复显示。6 个改动套件共 132 个单测锁定了行为，包括 唯一可以提的建议是把 这解决了用户每天遇到的真实问题（长会话恢复时的滚动），实现干净且测试充分，两位协作者已经深入审查。可以合入。 — Qwen Code · qwen3.7-max |
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LGTM, looks ready to ship. ✅
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LGTM. CI is green and prior concerns have been addressed.
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What this PR does
Adds persistent history collapse control on session resume via
/historysubcommands. Three new subcommands:/history collapse-on-resume: Persists a preference to collapse history by default when resuming sessions/history expand-on-resume: Persists a preference to expand history by default when resuming sessions/history expand-now: Expands currently collapsed history in the active sessionA new setting
ui.history.collapseOnResume(boolean, default false) controls the default collapse behavior. WhencollapseOnResumeis true, resumed conversation items are marked withdisplay.suppressOnRestore = true, which filters them from UI rendering but keeps them in canonical history for/rewind. A summary line shows the count of hidden messages.Why it's needed
When resuming a long conversation (50+ messages), the terminal scrolls through all historical messages which is disruptive. This PR adds a persistent preference to collapse history by default on resume, with explicit commands to control the behavior.
Reviewer Test Plan
How to verify
Run the unit test suites:
All 224 tests across 8 suites should pass.
Start a session, run
/history collapse-on-resume, then exit and resume — history should be collapsed on resume with a summary line showing hidden message count.Run
/history expand-nowto expand the collapsed history.Run
/history expand-on-resume, exit and resume — history should be fully expanded.Evidence (Before & After)
Before: Resuming a session always shows all history messages, causing disruptive terminal scrolling.
After: With
/history collapse-on-resume, resumed sessions collapse history and show a summary line./history expand-nowrestores full visibility on demand.Tested on
Risk & Scope
/rewindcompatibility, so the collapse is purely a rendering concern — no data loss. The feature is opt-in (default:collapseOnResume = false)./rewindinto a collapsed session (known gap, tracked by reviewers).Linked Issues
Ref: Discussion thread on session resume behavior in long conversations.
中文说明
这个 PR 做了什么
通过
/history子命令添加持久化的会话恢复历史折叠控制。新增三个子命令：/history collapse-on-resume：设置恢复会话时默认折叠历史记录/history expand-on-resume：设置恢复会话时默认展开历史记录/history expand-now：展开当前会话中已折叠的历史记录新增设置项
ui.history.collapseOnResume（布尔值，默认 false）控制默认折叠行为。当collapseOnResume为 true 时，恢复的对话条目会被标记display.suppressOnRestore = true，在 UI 渲染中过滤掉，但保留在规范历史中以供/rewind使用。会显示一条摘要信息标明隐藏消息的数量。为什么需要它
当恢复一个很长的对话（50+ 条消息）时，终端会滚动所有历史消息，这很影响体验。这个 PR 添加了一个持久化偏好设置，可在恢复时默认折叠历史，同时提供明确的命令来控制此行为。
Reviewer 测试计划
如何验证
/history collapse-on-resume，退出后恢复 —— 历史应被折叠，显示隐藏消息数量的摘要/history expand-now展开已折叠的历史/history expand-on-resume，退出后恢复 —— 历史应完整展开证据（前后对比）
之前： 恢复会话时总是显示所有历史消息，造成终端大量滚动。
之后： 使用
/history collapse-on-resume后，恢复的会话折叠历史并显示摘要行。/history expand-now可按需恢复完整显示。测试平台
风险与范围
/rewind，折叠仅影响渲染，无数据丢失。功能为 opt-in（默认collapseOnResume = false）。/rewind（已知缺口，reviewer 已跟踪）。关联 Issues
参考：关于长对话中恢复行为的讨论。