f313ec2516
* refactor: update session cache to use IChatData and simplify session handling
* feat: add setTitle and setStatus methods to CopilotCLISession and RemoteNewSession
* feat: implement chat ID replacement and handling for session updates
* refactor: remove chat ID replacement logic and related methods from session management
* refactor: streamline session handling by removing resource swap logic and enhancing session cache management
* feat: implement session commit event and related interfaces for chat sessions
* refactor: enhance session management by implementing cache wait logic for committed sessions
* refactor: improve chat session handling by adding immediate group model updates for new chats
* refactor: simplify chat handling by removing immediate group model updates for temporary chats
* refactor: enhance Copilot session handling by adding resource management and improving session cache updates
* refactor: streamline resource handling in CopilotCLISession and RemoteNewSession classes
* refactor: add support for session replacement events in session management
* refactor: add internal documentation for session replacement events in sessions provider
* refactor: improve session replacement handling by using async/await for better readability
* refactor: simplify session replacement handling by removing unnecessary asynchronous wrapper and improving cache management
* refactor: enhance session management by updating active session on provider session replacement
* refactor: update session replacement event properties for clarity
* refactor: add updateWorkspace method to CopilotCLISession and RemoteNewSession for improved workspace management
* refactor: inline replace session event type and fix session cache update
- Remove IChatReplaceSessionEvent interface, inline the type as
{ from: IChatData; to: IChatData } in provider and service interfaces
- Restore setActiveSession call in sendRequest after provider returns
- Fix _refreshSessionCache to properly narrow existing cache entries
by instanceof (AgentSessionAdapter vs temp sessions) for update calls
- Restore _currentNewSession guard in removal loop to prevent firing
removed event for the in-flight temp session
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* refactor: restore setActiveSession call after sendRequest completes
After awaiting sendRequest (which resolves with the committed session), explicitly call setActiveSession so the committed session is always set as active. The onDidReplaceSession handler also sets it, but having it here as well ensures correctness when the handler fires before the group model is updated.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* refactor: sync temp session data from agent session and guard active session replacement
Update CopilotCLISession.update() to propagate workspace, title, status, updatedAt, changes, and description from the agent session. Add mutable description and changes observables. Restore instanceof guard in removal loop to prevent premature cleanup of temp sessions. Only replace active session in onDidReplaceSession when the replaced session was actually active.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: dispose temp session and fire removal event on commit/error
Dispose the CopilotCLISession/RemoteNewSession temp session and emit
an onDidChangeSessions removal delta when the temp is replaced by the
committed adapter or when an error occurs. This prevents disposable
leaks and lets consumers (e.g. SessionsManagementService) clean up
group-model/cache state for the removed chat.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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