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feat: implement session grouping using prefixes - #194
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Sessions with titles containing a pipe character (e.g., 'Features | Some description') are now grouped by their prefix. Grouped sessions appear above regular date-grouped sessions, with each group sorted by last update time. - Add shortDateTime() utility for abbreviated date/time display - Parse session titles to extract group prefix and display title - Separate sessions into grouped and ungrouped categories - Grouped sessions show full date/time, ungrouped show just time Resolves #187
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Restores the session title formatting that was accidentally removed during cleanup of the feat/session-grouping branch. Grouped session titles (e.g. 'foo|bar') are now displayed with the group capitalized and a colon: 'Foo: bar'. - Creates packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/util/session-title.ts with formatSessionTitle() and parseSessionTitleParts() helpers - Updates sidebar.tsx to render group in bold with colon - Updates index.tsx to use formatted title in terminal title bar
Sessions with titles like 'integrations|foo' and 'Integrations|bar' were being sorted into separate groups due to case differences in the first character. This change normalizes group names by capitalizing only the first character, so 'integrations' and 'Integrations' both map to the 'Integrations' group. Case differences in other characters are preserved.
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Sessions with titles containing a pipe character (e.g., 'features | Some description') are now grouped by their prefix. Grouped sessions appear above regular date-grouped sessions, with each group sorted by last update time.
In the
session_listdialuge, grouped session titles are displayed beneath a group header created by splitting the part before the pipe character from the part after, trimming the whitespace from both parts, capitalizing the part before the pipe character, and suffixing it with a colon. For example, a session whose title isfoo | barwill appear under a group headerFoo:with the titlebarin thesession_listdialogue.In the sidebar (and any header, if visible), grouped session titles are rendered by splitting the part before the pipe character from the part after, trimming the whitespace from both parts, capitalizing the part before the pipe, and suffixing it with a colon. For example, a session whose title is
foo | barwill in the sidebar as if its title wereFoo: bar.In the
session_list, the name of the group in the individual group headers is capitalized and suffixed with a colon (foo|baris displayed under a "Foo:" group header) and the portion of the session title before the colon is never displayed (the title offoo|baris displayed in thesession_listasbar).Resolves anomalyco#9688
Resolves #187