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Simon FrankenandClaude Opus 5.5 27f0c0b5d2 Fetch in the background and follow changes in the repositories
- On startup, after the local state is shown, fetch the superproject and
  every initialized submodule (all remotes, prune, at most 8 at once).
  Fetches never prompt; failures show git's message. --no-fetch skips it,
  f fetches again.
- The header shows "fetching n/m", then the fetch age and failures; the
  detail pane shows each submodule's last fetch and fetch errors.
- The git provider polls each repository's metadata (refs, HEAD, index,
  .gitmodules) every 2 s and reports changes. The app reloads only what
  changed, keeping old values, expansion and cursor; loads are
  single-flight with coalesced reruns. Refresh is driven by the
  repositories, so a fetch in another shell updates the view like ours.
- r reloads everything (worktree edits are not watched).
- Docs: F50-F53, N1/N8 rewritten, D18-D20 (D12 superseded).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-21 16:15:22 +02:00

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# submarine — documentation
submarine is a terminal UI for git repositories with many (recursively nested)
submodules. It shows **only the submodules**, as a collapsible tree, and
describes each pin as a **branch plus distance** (`origin/main ↓1`) instead of a
bare commit hash.
## Documents
| Document | Contents |
|---|---|
| [requirements.md](requirements.md) | What the tool must do: functional and non-functional requirements |
| [state-model.md](state-model.md) | How a submodule's state is determined, summarized into issues, and how pins are resolved to refs |
| [ux-guide.md](ux-guide.md) | Layout, attention hierarchy, colors, wording, navigation and key bindings |
| [architecture.md](architecture.md) | Package layout, the provider boundary, async loading, testing |
| [decisions.md](decisions.md) | Decision log with rationale (ADR style) |
## Status
**Prototype.** The UI is complete for browsing. It reads real repositories
through a git provider (`internal/submodule/git`): `submarine [dir]`. It
fetches in the background on startup (`--no-fetch` to skip; `f` to fetch
again) and follows changes made in other shells. `submarine --mock` shows
the built-in mock data (`internal/submodule/mock`). The actions `u`, `b`,
`/`, `!` only show a "not implemented" message.
Next steps, roughly in order:
1. Actions: checkout pin (`submodule update`), bump pin to tip, init.
2. Filter (`/`) and "problems only" (`!`) views.