fix(tui): handle non-git project paths when opening editor#29180
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Closes #16071
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What does this PR do?
When opening the external editor from the TUI prompt or session export, the cwd was resolved as:
project.instance.path().worktree || project.instance.directory() || process.cwd()For non-git projects, worktree is intentionally set to "/" (see
src/project/project.ts). Because "/" is truthy, it was selected as the working directory, causing the editor to open at the filesystem root instead of the actual project directory.Fix
Treat "/" as an invalid worktree at the three Editor.open() call sites so the fallback chain correctly resolves to
project.instance.directory().How did you verify your code works?
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