workspace: Do not reuse window for sub directory (only for root directory and sub files) (#24560)
Closes #10232 Context: We have three ways to open files or dirs in Zed: `zed`, `zed --new`, and `zed --add`. `--new` forces the project to open in a new window, while `--add` forces it to open in an existing window (even if the dir isn’t a subdir of an existing project or the file isn’t part of it). Using just `zed` tries to open it in an existing window based on similar logic of `--add`, but if no related project is found the dir, opens in a new window. Problem: Right now, subdirs that are part of an existing project open in the existing window when using `zed`. By default, subdirs should open in a new window instead. If someone wants to open it in the existing window, they can explicitly use `--add`. After this PR, only root dir and files will focus on existing window, when `zed ` is used. Fix: For the `zed` case, we’ve filtered out subdirs in the logic that assigns them to an existing window. Release Notes: - Fixed an issue where subdirectories of an already opened project, when opened via the terminal, would open in the existing project instead of a new window.
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@ -95,7 +95,10 @@ use task_store::TaskStore;
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use terminals::Terminals;
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use text::{Anchor, BufferId};
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use toolchain_store::EmptyToolchainStore;
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use util::{paths::compare_paths, ResultExt as _};
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use util::{
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paths::{compare_paths, SanitizedPath},
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ResultExt as _,
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};
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use worktree::{CreatedEntry, Snapshot, Traversal};
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use worktree_store::{WorktreeStore, WorktreeStoreEvent};
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@ -1484,22 +1487,37 @@ impl Project {
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.and_then(|worktree| worktree.read(cx).status_for_file(&project_path.path))
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}
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pub fn visibility_for_paths(&self, paths: &[PathBuf], cx: &App) -> Option<bool> {
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pub fn visibility_for_paths(
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&self,
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paths: &[PathBuf],
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metadatas: &[Metadata],
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exclude_sub_dirs: bool,
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cx: &App,
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) -> Option<bool> {
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paths
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.iter()
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.map(|path| self.visibility_for_path(path, cx))
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.zip(metadatas)
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.map(|(path, metadata)| self.visibility_for_path(path, metadata, exclude_sub_dirs, cx))
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.max()
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.flatten()
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}
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pub fn visibility_for_path(&self, path: &Path, cx: &App) -> Option<bool> {
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pub fn visibility_for_path(
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&self,
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path: &Path,
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metadata: &Metadata,
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exclude_sub_dirs: bool,
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cx: &App,
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) -> Option<bool> {
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let sanitized_path = SanitizedPath::from(path);
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let path = sanitized_path.as_path();
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self.worktrees(cx)
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.filter_map(|worktree| {
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let worktree = worktree.read(cx);
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worktree
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.as_local()?
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.contains_abs_path(path)
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.then(|| worktree.is_visible())
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let abs_path = worktree.as_local()?.abs_path();
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let contains = path == abs_path
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|| (path.starts_with(abs_path) && (!exclude_sub_dirs || !metadata.is_dir));
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contains.then(|| worktree.is_visible())
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})
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.max()
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}
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