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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Windows tray support, a persisted close-to-tray preference, coordinated multi-window quit handling, and conditional window hiding during close handling. ChangesWindows tray and application lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SettingsView
participant App
participant WindowsTray
participant QuitCoordinator
User->>SettingsView: Toggle Close to tray
SettingsView->>App: Persist setting
User->>App: Close window
App->>QuitCoordinator: Request coordinated quit
QuitCoordinator->>App: Poll windows and request persistence
App->>WindowsTray: Hide window when close-to-tray is enabled
User->>WindowsTray: Select Show
WindowsTray->>App: Restore or create hidden window
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to A slow or unresponsive window can cause Quit to terminate the application before workspace state is saved. This should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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@goujandev thanks for this! Could we fix quit coordination in this PR?
Please route tray Quit through a single coordinator that checks all windows for active sessions before exiting. Other than that it looks great 🙏 |
- Poll every window for running chats and ask once, in one window - Exit only after each window reports its workspace saved - Count a window that never answers as busy rather than idle - Cover the stage transitions with unit tests
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In `@src-tauri/src/window.rs`:
- Around line 484-488: Update the quit confirmation flow around the
Stage::Confirming branch, askQuitConfirmation, and the quit_confirm listener
registration so failures from listener setup or quit_decision invocation recover
the stale QUIT_RUN by clearing or aborting it; ensure subsequent quit requests
can proceed normally instead of remaining stuck in Stage::Confirming.
In `@src/lib/appLifecycle.ts`:
- Around line 144-147: Update reportQuitPoll so its quit-decision count
separately counts liveWorkspace sessions satisfying isInFlightSession, including
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- Abandon a confirming run that never gets an answer, so Quit cannot wedge - Count every in-flight session in the poll, not only resumable ones
- Let required writes reject on quit so the coordinator hears about it - Keep best-effort persistence for unload, where a reload follows
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270-361: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winFail closed when global quit polling fails
request_quitsends one globalapp.emit(QUIT_POLL, id)call. It does not emit once per window. Tauri propagates webview evaluation errors from this call, including errors when a webview is unavailable during teardown. If the call fails, the current branch clearsQUIT_RUNand callsconfirm_quit, which unconditionally callsapp.exit(0)without waiting for other windows. Retain the polling run and let its timeout treat unanswered windows as busy, or abort without callingconfirm_quit.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 270-361: Update request_quit so a failed app.emit(QUIT_POLL, id)
does not clear QUIT_RUN and call confirm_quit, which exits without collecting
all window responses. Retain the active polling run for timeout handling so
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- Abandon a confirming run that never gets an answer, so Quit cannot wedge - Count every in-flight session in the poll, not only resumable ones
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- Line 438: Update the committing-stage timeout handling around watch_stage so
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@hardbeat920 Done, quit now goes through a single coordinator. It polls every window for its Heads up, one behaviour change: the poll counts every running turn, not just the |
What changed
Closing a window on Windows now hides it to the system tray instead of quitting,
so running agents keep going. A tray icon restores the window, its menu has a real
Quit, and a General setting turns the behaviour off.
Quitting is also coordinated now, rather than decided per window.
Why
Closing the last window quit the app and killed any agent mid-turn. The only way to
keep work running was to leave the window open on the taskbar. Ref #223
The tray and the setting are Windows-only:
tray.rsand its install are behind#[cfg(target_os = "windows")], thetray-iconCargo feature is scoped to theWindows dependency, and
loadCloseToTray()returnsfalseelsewhere, so macOS andLinux take exactly the close path they do today.
Quit coordination is not platform-specific, since every quit path shares
request_quit.window.emitreaches every window, so each one used to answer foritself and an idle window could exit the app while a busy one was still asking —
killing agents nobody agreed to stop. Now Rust polls every window for its running
chats, sums them, sends the confirmation to a single window, and calls
confirm_quitonly once every window reports its workspace saved.Details worth knowing:
never mistaken for an empty one.
its listeners are live, so the dialog can't be sent into a window that is still
booting.
inFlightRefskeeps. A running Inbox Ask is work nobody agreed to throw away, so it now reaches
the dialog where it previously did not.
no longer swallows failed writes;
unloadpersistence stays best-effort, since areload follows it.
unanswered windows as busy, so one webview tearing down cannot take the other
windows' work with it.
block quitting, and confirming abandons a stalled run after five minutes so a
dialog that never arrives cannot leave Quit dead for the life of the process.
save. I took that over hanging indefinitely: an app that will not quit gets
force-killed, which loses the same workspace and every running agent with it.
last-writer-wins. That's pre-existing and untouched here.
Covered by 11 Rust unit tests over the coordinator's stage transitions and 7 on the
JS side. Verified by hand on Windows: one dialog for the whole app, cancelling leaves
the agent running, and tray Quit while hidden brings a window back to show the dialog.
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