fix(ui): remote group management — M offers empty groups, g creates groups on remote - #2081
fix(ui): remote group management — M offers empty groups, g creates groups on remote#2081barjatiyasaurabh wants to merge 3 commits into
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe TUI now discovers complete remote group trees, supports remote group creation and session moves over SSH, and caches remote group paths. Local group operations remain local. Tests cover remote and local create and move behavior. ChangesRemote group discovery and caching
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Pressing M on a remote-session row in the TUI was a silent no-op: the hotkey dispatch in handleMainKey only handled ItemTypeSession, and the GroupDialogMove submit path only moved local instances via the local group tree. Remote sessions live in the remote's own state DB, so they must be moved by running 'agent-deck group move <id> <group>' on that host over SSH - exactly what the remote-rename path already does. - M on a remote row now opens the move dialog with the group paths observed on that remote (new remoteGroupPaths helper). - Confirming runs the move over SSH via moveRemoteSessionToGroup (a tea.Cmd using session.NewSSHRunner, 10s timeout, mirroring the remote-rename path) and reports back through remoteMoveResultMsg. - The message handler patches the local fleet cache on success so the row re-renders under the new group immediately; errors surface in the footer. The local order overlay for the old bucket is left alone - applyRemoteSessionOrder already skips stale overlay IDs. - Local moves are unchanged (synchronous, local tree). Adds internal/ui/remote_move_to_group_test.go covering: dialog opens with the remote's groups; Enter returns a non-nil SSH-routed cmd and never touches the local tree; local moves stay synchronous.
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In `@internal/ui/home.go`:
- Around line 2124-2126: Update the context timeout around NewSSHRunner to use
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| runner := session.NewSSHRunner(remoteName, rc) | ||
| ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second) | ||
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Use the configured remote command timeout.
Line 2125 hard-caps this command at 10 seconds. This overrides RemoteConfig.GetCommandTimeout(), which NewSSHRunner already uses for remote commands. A user cannot move a session on a slow remote even after increasing its configured timeout.
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- ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second)
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| runner := session.NewSSHRunner(remoteName, rc) | |
| ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second) | |
| defer cancel() | |
| runner := session.NewSSHRunner(remoteName, rc) | |
| ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), rc.GetCommandTimeout()) | |
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In `@internal/ui/home.go` around lines 2124 - 2126, Update the context timeout
around NewSSHRunner to use the configured timeout from
RemoteConfig.GetCommandTimeout() instead of the hard-coded 10-second duration,
preserving the existing cancel handling and allowing slow remotes to honor their
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The move dialog's group list for a remote row was derived only from the sessions observed in the fleet cache (remoteGroupPaths), so a folder the remote holds that currently has ZERO sessions was invisible — after moving every session out of a folder, that folder could no longer be selected as a move target for other sessions. Fetch each remote's full group list (`agent-deck group list --json`) on the same fleet poll that fetches sessions (piggy-backing the asheshgoplani#1101 cost channel), cache it in Home.remoteGroups, and union it into remoteGroupPaths. The remote's own group DB includes empty groups, so the M dialog now offers every folder the remote knows about; session-derived groups remain as a fallback for remotes whose group-list fetch failed or predates the JSON shape. Failed group fetches keep last-good cache entries (same contract as the sessions map, issue asheshgoplani#1170). Adds SSHRunner.FetchGroupPaths (+ pure parseGroupListPaths, unit-tested without SSH) and regression tests pinning the union in the dialog and the fleet-poll wiring.
The g-key create dialog had no remote awareness: pressing g on a remote session or remote group header and confirming it created the group in the LOCAL group tree, even though the row's groups live in the remote's own state DB — the remote folder never appeared there. - GroupDialog now carries a remoteName (set by the new ShowCreateRemoteWithContext / ShowCreateRemoteWithContextDefaultRoot entry points, reset by every local Show*/Hide) and renders a "Remote: <name>" line so the routing is explicit. - The g-key dispatch recognizes ItemTypeRemoteSession and ItemTypeRemoteGroup (incl. the level-0 host header, where the parent defaults to the header's group path) and scopes the dialog to that remote; Tab still toggles Root/Subgroup like the local paths (issue asheshgoplani#111 parity). - Confirming routes `agent-deck group create <name> [--parent <parent>]` over SSH (new createRemoteGroup, mirrors moveRemoteSessionToGroup / the remote-rename path) and reports back via remoteGroupResultMsg; on success the new path is inserted into the cached remote group list so the M move dialog offers it immediately, before the next fleet poll. Regression tests pin the dispatch (remote session / group header / host header), the no-local-mutation guarantee, the local path staying synchronous, and the result-msg cache patch.
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What problem does this solve?
Three related gaps in remote group management from the local TUI (rows under the remote/fleet headers from
agent-deck remote add):M(move to group) was a silent no-op on remote sessions. The dispatch inhandleMainKeyonly handledItemTypeSession(local rows), and theGroupDialogMovesubmit path only calledh.groupTree.MoveSessionToGroupfor local instances. Remote sessions live in the remote's own state DB, so the move must run on the remote over SSH — the sibling remote-rename feature already does this (GroupDialogRenameSession→session.NewSSHRunner).Mdid not offer empty remote folders. The move dialog's group list for a remote row was derived only from sessions in the fleet cache, so a folder with zero sessions was invisible — after moving every session out of a folder, it could no longer be selected as a move target.g(create group) only created LOCAL groups. Pressinggon a remote session/header and confirming created the group in the local tree, even though the row's groups live in the remote's own DB — the folder never appeared remotely.Why this change
Mon a remote row opens the move dialog (newremoteGroupPaths); confirming runsagent-deck group move <id> <group>over SSH viamoveRemoteSessionToGroup(10s timeout, mirrors remote rename), reporting viaremoteMoveResultMsg. Success patches the local fleet cache so the row re-renders under the new group immediately; failure surfaces in the footer.agent-deck group list --jsonon the same fleet poll that fetches sessions (piggy-backing the remote session formatting still doesn't work #1101 cost channel), cached inHome.remoteGroups, and unioned intoremoteGroupPaths. The remote's own group DB includes empty groups, soMnow offers every folder the remote knows about; session-derived groups remain as a fallback for remotes whose group-list fetch failed or predates the JSON shape (failed fetches keep last-good cache entries — same contract as the sessions map, issue TUI doesn't refresh remote session list after startup — new remote sessions invisible until quit/relaunch #1170).remoteName(newShowCreateRemoteWithContext/ShowCreateRemoteWithContextDefaultRoot, with a "Remote: " line in the dialog so the routing is explicit); thegdispatch recognizesItemTypeRemoteSessionandItemTypeRemoteGroup(incl. the level-0 host header — parent defaults to the header's group path, Tab still toggles Root/Subgroup for issue Can't create group, only sub-groups #111 parity); confirming routesagent-deck group create <name> [--parent <parent>]over SSH viacreateRemoteGroup, reporting viaremoteGroupResultMsgwhich inserts the new path into the cached group list soMoffers it immediately.Local moves and local group creation are unchanged (synchronous, local tree).
User impact
Fleet/TUI users with remotes configured can now, from their own machine: move remote sessions between groups (
M), move sessions into empty remote folders, and create groups/subgroups on remotes (g) — without opening a shell on the remote host. Failures surface in the footer instead of a silent no-op.Evidence
New/extended tests (follow the #1100 remote-test harness pattern):
TestRemoteMoveToGroup_MKeyOpensDialogWithRemoteGroups— M on a remote row opens the move dialog with the remote's groups (incl.my-sessionsfor ungrouped rows).TestRemoteMoveToGroup_MKeyIncludesEmptyGroups— an empty remote folder (zero sessions) is still offered as a move target.TestRemoteSessionsFetchedMsgPopulatesGroupCache— fleet-poll group lists land inHome.remoteGroups.TestRemoteMoveToGroup_EnterReturnsMoveCmd— Enter returns the SSH-routed move cmd and never touches the local tree.TestRemoteMoveToGroup_LocalSessionStillUsesLocalTree— local moves stay synchronous.TestRemoteCreateGroup_GKeyOnRemoteSessionRoutesOverSSH/_GKeyOnRemoteGroupHeaderDefaultsToSubgroup/_GKeyOnRemoteHostHeaderCreatesRootGroup— g on remote rows opens the dialog scoped to the remote (header case defaults to subgroup mode with the header's path as parent).TestRemoteCreateGroup_LocalSessionStillCreatesLocally— local create stays synchronous with no SSH cmd.TestRemoteGroupResultMsgPatchesCache— a confirmed remote create adds the new path to the cached group list.TestParseGroupListPaths(internal/session) —group list --jsonflattening: empty groups, nested children, normalization.Validation: full
internal/uiandinternal/sessionsuites pass;go vetclean. Also verified end-to-end against a live remote (created a throwaway session, moved it over SSH with the same command, confirmed vialist --json, cleaned up).Note: on our box the sandboxed
cmd/agent-decksuite has one pre-existing, environment-dependent failure (TestHandleAddUsesGlobalDefaultPath— identical on a clean v1.15.0 checkout, unrelated to this diff).AI disclosure
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What actually bothered you
My human asked: "M was not working for move on remote machines. I need move to work properly without requiring to access remote machines." Follow-ups: empty remote folders (zero sessions) were invisible to the M dialog after all sessions were moved out, and
gonly created local groups instead of creating them on the remote.Summary by CodeRabbit