Kyle CarberryandCoder ebe8c8a5b4 fix(site): scope chevron to icon hover when any child is running (#22456)
Follow-up to #22452. The previous fix only checked the chat's own
status, so a root chat in `waiting` status with actively running
sub-agents still showed the expand/collapse chevron on full-row hover.

## Problem

A root chat that's idle (`waiting`/`completed`) but has running
sub-agents would still swap its status icon for the `>` chevron on row
hover. The fix in #22452 only gated on `chat.status` being
`pending`/`running`, which doesn't cover the parent when sub-agents are
the ones executing.

## Fix

`isExecuting` now also checks whether **any direct child** is
`pending`/`running`:

```ts
const isExecuting =
  chat.status === "pending" ||
  chat.status === "running" ||
  (hasChildren &&
    childIDs.some((id) => {
      const c = chatById.get(id);
      return c?.status === "pending" || c?.status === "running";
    }));
```

When `isExecuting` is true, the chevron only appears on hover of the
icon area itself (`group-hover/icon`), not the entire row.

## New story

Added `IdleParentWithRunningChild` — verifies a `waiting` parent with a
`running` child uses icon-only hover scope for the toggle.

Co-authored-by: Coder <coder@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-03-02 09:20:46 -05:00
2022-04-04 11:55:06 -05:00

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