Marius
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* Poll local workspace git stats in Agent Manager Extend the stats polling mechanism (renamed from WorktreeStatsPoller to GitStatsPoller) to also poll the local workspace's branch name, diff stats, and unpushed commits on the same 5s interval used for worktrees. Previously the local branch name was only fetched on-demand when the user clicked the Local sidebar item or when the panel first opened, and no diff stats were shown for local at all. Changes: - GitStatsPoller now accepts getWorkspaceRoot and onLocalStats callbacks - Each poll cycle fetches local branch, resolves tracking branch, and computes additions/deletions/commits against remote - New agentManager.localStats message type pushes data to the webview - Local sidebar item displays diff stats badges (+N / -N / ↑N) - Diff toggle button shows change indicator when local has changes - Poller always enabled (not gated on worktree count) * Fix review issues: gate polling on worktrees/panel, preserve stats on failure - Only enable GitStatsPoller when worktrees exist or the panel is open, avoiding unnecessary background git fetch for users without worktrees - On transient HTTP client or diff fetch failure, skip emitting instead of zeroing stats, preserving last-known values in the UI * Refactor poller and fix the edge case that users cannot access origin * Remove unrelated changes * Extract GitOps from GitStatsPoller, fix PR review comments - Extract git operations into GitOps class backed by simple-git - GitStatsPoller now requires GitOps injection (no internal creation) - AgentManagerProvider creates shared GitOps, passes to poller and WorktreeManager - Remove duplicate getRemoteTrackingBranch/git methods from AgentManagerProvider - WorktreeManager delegates currentBranch/defaultBranch to GitOps when available - Fix: preserve last-known local stats on HTTP client failure - Fix: fall back to origin/HEAD for branches with no upstream - Fix: preserve throw behavior in WorktreeManager.currentBranch delegation - Add GitOps unit tests (17 tests) and update poller tests * Handle remaining edge cases * Fix branch stripping
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