Shared Input dialog

Pinned source: 7338078f8ddd924b8cddee35f512f2286072136d, src/TortoiseProc/InputDlg.cpp, AppUtils.cpp::EditNote, BrowseRefsDlg.cpp and IDD_INPUTDLG in TortoiseProcENG.rc.

Branch descriptions and the standalone Log note action now use the same native InputWindowController. The source order is hint, multiline editor, optional checkbox, OK/Cancel. Both current callers hide the checkbox; the reusable form preserves its label, initial state and accepted state. The source log font and InputDlg saved geometry are shared. Initial content has a clean undo buffer, focus and an end caret. Plain Return inserts a line; Ctrl+Return accepts, with Command+Return as the native equivalent. Empty descriptions are accepted; notes use the captured project's UTF-16 minimum length. NUL text is rejected.

The editor inherits the shared project-language, spelling and log-width presentation. Automatic quote, dash and replacement substitutions are disabled. Log reads effective project settings before presenting its child. The branch caller retains its existing default project settings. Complete SciEdit issue styling/completion, source checkbox callers and physical/accessibility acceptance remain open.

Log owns a native sheet and captures the note's revision and notes ref. Changing selection after opening does not redirect the save. The backend preserves exact UTF-8 note bytes and leaves HEAD/index/worktree unchanged. Errors retain the editable draft; success ends the sheet explicitly before releasing parent state. Cancel does not write. Saves disable input and dismissal until settlement. Forced closure cancels the form token and fences presentation; already authorized Git notes writes remain noninterruptible and counted until completion. Quit checks the shared count even after a window closes. Retired Log models do not update displayed notes or emit revision callbacks.

Synchronization now uses InputWindowController directly. Rebase and Log use the same CommitNotePresenter for an owned Input sheet. All three note callers load effective project language, width marker and minimum-length settings before enabling their form. Legacy model save entry points synchronously capture and gate the accepted draft before scheduling work. The former SwiftUI notes hosts and their separate editor adapters have been removed. This resource is partially replaced, not certified complete. The grouped receiver includes new Input checks and existing branch-description assertions through the common compilation cache; no timed/full-suite repetition is required for this batch.

Four backend tests and four grouped native cases passed across both Git engines. See the scoped evidence.

Connected host consolidation — 2026-10-13

The shared form now lives in Sources/TurtleGitMac/InputWindow.swift, with one owned note presenter for Log and Rebase. Synchronization's captured revision window inherits the same form and saved InputDlg geometry. Loading disables the editor/OK, failures retain an explicit error state, and Cancel closes without saving. The reusable checkbox remains hidden for these source note callers.

Rebase blocks its revision context actions while a note is open and invalidates its revision model on retirement. Pending read cancellation is propagated; late results cannot reopen a sheet or populate a closed form. Note readers and saves remain globally counted until completion, including after forced closure, so Quit cannot leave owned work running. Save callbacks observe settled busy state. Core notes writes remain noninterruptible once authorized.

Full SciEdit completion/issue styling, physical keyboard/accessibility/layout, and signed access acceptance remain open. Branch descriptions intentionally use the source non-project route, as clarified in the shared styling family below.

The consolidation passed the Debug build and six grouped native cases across system and bundled Git. Core was unchanged and was not retested. See the host acceptance record.

Shared source-style presentation — October 15, 2026

The shared message styling family connects issue/URL hotspots and source text formatting to the native Input, Notes, Merge and Rebase editors, with owning font/style preferences, IME protection and owned cancellation. Descriptions keep the source non-project route. Earlier missing issue-styling statements above are superseded only for this implemented scope; full physical, Scintilla and signed acceptance remain open. See its dated evidence.