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Queue behavior held follow-ups in the open chat view, so leaving the thread delayed thread.turn.start until it was selected again. An app-wide coordinator now sends them when a tool finishes or the turn ends. Stopping a claimed background send restores that prompt to the composer instead of parking it as a held queue row. Co-authored-by: maco <macodev00@users.noreply.github.com>
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Superseded: upstream pingdotgg#13393 opened and closed after Macroscope Not approved (cap HIT). |
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What Changed
Queued follow-ups now start while you are in another thread. The working-time counter should show time already spent when you come back.
Fixes pingdotgg#13319
Why
With follow-up behavior set to Queue, a message sent during a running turn lived only inside the open chat view. Leaving the thread deferred
thread.turn.startuntil that thread was selected again, so the counter looked like it started near zero after a long wait.Stop drains the queue into the composer, but a send that has already claimed the message is no longer in that drain. Cancellation now restores the claimed message to the composer instead of calling
holdAtFront.UI Changes
None (behavior-only). Queued messages dispatch in the background; returning to the thread shows elapsed working time. Stop puts the in-flight prompt back in the composer.
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