Offer to adopt an enclosing git repository when opening a subfolder
When a workspace folder isn't a git repo itself but sits inside one, ask the user to confirm before using the parent repository for Sync, rather than silently operating on whichever repo git walks up to find. - gitsync: add repo_root() via `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` - app: detect_repo() distinguishes repo-root / parent-repo / no-repo; a confirmation dialog adopts or declines the parent repo; git_init tracks repo_root and clears any pending prompt - Sync button hover names the enclosing repo when one is adopted Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After that, the **⟳ Sync (git)** button commits all changes, `pull --rebase`s,
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and pushes.
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If you open a folder that is *not* itself a repository but sits inside one
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(a parent directory is a git work tree), the app asks whether to **use the
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enclosing repository**. Accept it to have **⟳ Sync** commit and push to that
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repo; decline to leave the workspace on its own, where **Init git** creates a
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separate repository in the folder.
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3. Create files with **+ New**, edit on the right, `Ctrl+S` (or the Save button)
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to write to disk. Drag the `⠿` handles to reorder. Use the **Zoom** slider
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above the editor to scale the editor text (0% = default; **Reset** returns to
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