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Primary dialog conditional controls

This partial family audit compares Commit, Log and Check for Modifications with TortoiseGit commit 7338078f8ddd924b8cddee35f512f2286072136d. It supplements the existing family audits; it does not certify complete dialog or port parity.

Commit

The footer uses one native segmented split control, preserving the source Commit, ReCommit and Commit & Push order and remembered primary action. Split/combine workflows expose a single action. Menu items use the existing source artwork and icon preferences, with the current action checked. Captured menu actions expire on model changes, owner closure or invocation. F4, Option-Down, Shift-F10 and the accessibility Show Menu action expose the menu. Return/Space activates the focused control; existing Command/Control-Return commands remain available from the editor/list. An unmodified Return in the multiline message remains text input.

Focus file list joins the existing focus message command, with Command-Option-F/M macOS shortcuts and source-style Option-F/M aliases outside editable text. The operation indicator sits in the lower command band. Check categories and patch links use source-style emphasis and link colors. Existing checkbox semantics and Git commit transactions are retained.

Source references: CommitDlg.cpp, CommitDlg.h, IDD_COMMITDLG in src/Resources/TortoiseProcENG.rc, and the source split-button implementation.

Log

The From label/menu and native From date control share the limitation menu. Date edits use the source epoch-to-2100 bounds, clamp crossing endpoints and avoid a second read for an unchanged effective day. Captured menu and native date actions respect owner, sheet, modal, Quit and operation state.

History loading replaces Statistics/Walk/View with progress. Statistics excludes the synthetic working-tree entry and requires a real commit. Navigation kinds and directions follow model availability. Ordinary Log now includes Cancel as well as OK. The existing graph-first revision table, colored references, filtering and saved panes are retained.

Source references: LogDlg.cpp OnLogListLoading, OnContextMenu(IDC_DATEFROM), OnBnClickedStatbutton, date change handlers, and IDD_LOGMESSAGE.

Working Tree

Whole Project and Show all staged changes acquire a fresh Git snapshot instead of repainting cached rows. Other category toggles retain the already acquired native snapshot. Existing preference and selection/position policies are retained. During a read, the primary default button becomes Cancel; other actions are blocked. Branch and statistics wait for the completed snapshot. Loading, empty, failed and cancelled refreshes have distinct presentation; a cancelled/failed refresh can retain the last complete result. Detached and unborn captions differ. The list uses unchanged CFMBackground.ico through the existing viewport backdrop and ShowListBackgroundImage preference.

Source references: ChangedDlg.cpp lines 151–194, 266–314 and 451–464, IDD_CHANGEDFILES, and IDI_CFM_BKG. The source-hidden Show unmodified control remains hidden. No extra remote-status checkbox is invented.

Validation and remaining acceptance

The grouped checkpoint records seven focused Core methods, six native dialog/engine pairs, the final app build and all failed attempts/repairs. Older screenshots in related family guides predate these changes. Physical popup tracking, accessibility navigation, all light/dark conditional variants, large repositories and signed Finder/App Store execution remain unproven by focused receivers. Complete upstream dialog acceptance is still open.

The same batch separates the native metafile pixel evaluator from nested Data borrowing closures to address the hosted Xcode 16.4 type-check timeout. Pixel formulas, malformed-input refusals and work limits are preserved. A successful local build does not establish a successful hosted Xcode 16.4 run.

Captured native windows

These controlled fixtures show the completed surfaces in light and dark mode. The Commit capture uses a remembered Commit & Push primary action, Log has three linear commits, and Working Tree uses a scoped selection with outside staged changes. They do not represent every conditional state or physical acceptance.

Hidden SwiftUI hosts returned an empty virtual accessibility child array in the focused receiver. The final Cancel checks dispatch the actual window Escape (Log) and default Return (Working Tree), then assert closure or cancellation, retained results and worker drainage. They do not prove a VoiceOver button press.