fix(review): scope the changes panel to the selected folder#67
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Run git diff with --relative so the changes panel and the +N/-N badge report only the selected folder's subtree instead of the whole repo, and refresh the panel whenever the active folder or workspace changes. Drop the now-redundant folder chip from the panel header. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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devintomain. Since the last release, the only new work ondevis the changes-panel fix:git diffwith--relativeso both the panel and the+N/-Nbadge report only the selected folder's subtree instead of the whole repo when the workspace folder is a subdirectory of a larger repo.useReviewnow re-fetches when the active folder or workspace changes, so the file list follows the selection instead of showing stale data.🤖 Generated with Claude Code