Canvas extensions (accessibility-kanban, where-was-i) resolved git state
against the extension's install directory or the session-state folder
instead of the repo the session was opened in. This broke repo/branch
detection for user-scoped installs and worktrees ("unknown/unknown",
"detached HEAD"). Both now read the active session's working directory
from the canvas request context on open and on each action, so they
follow whichever project/worktree opened them.
where-was-i also re-gathers context on open when the saved branch is
blank, so it never opens stuck on stale data.
Also compress oversized extension preview images (pngquant, with a mild
resize for the photographic arcade-canvas art) so every preview.png is
comfortably under the installer's inline-byte cap that was blocking
release-notes-showcase from installing.
Update release-notes-showcase author to Kayla Cinnamon.
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Load open issues from the current repository instead of hardcoded SignalBox data, preserve board metadata across refreshes, and expose filter state through canvas actions/API.
Update the canvas UI and metadata to Repository Issues Kanban, add multi-label OR filtering controls, and surface repo detection/fetch errors in the board.
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Generate extensions data, add the extensions listing route/navigation, and include install URL copy actions pinned to the build commit SHA.
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James Montemagno
Aaron Powell