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Samuel OnojaandSamuel Onoja 6b0d903ad0 Add Live Activities as configurable bar items (#30)
* Add Live Activities as configurable bar items

* Fix activity owner monitoring and Morph list interactions

* Keep activity rows stable during updates and tighten their layout

* Use subtle theme tint for activity cards

* Tighten activity title and progress spacing

* Use theme accent for active progress rings

* Fit compact activities to measured titles and badge

* Expose Live Activities display controls in Settings

* Open activity terminals and streamline the Morph header

* Give Morph continuous icons and prioritize workspace navigation

* Show activity progress inside its ring

* Inset activity progress rings and strengthen their stroke

* Fix activity lifecycle, command output handling and list navigation

* Reduce activity update work and harden publisher lifetimes

* Set up Live Activities for the detected user shell during installation

* Document Activities setup, daily use and troubleshooting

* Preserve Morph idle width across empty activity updates

* Fix dimming flicker, hide inactive music tab and consolidate Activities docs

* Fix panel clearance across styles and match previews to theme settings

* Prevent panel blur from repainting neighboring islands

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Co-authored-by: Samuel Onoja <[email protected]>
2026-10-12 22:52:25 +01:00

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Fish

# Source explicitly from config.fish. Named event handlers compose with others.
status is-interactive; or return
set -q __ferese_installed; and return
set -g __ferese_installed 1
set -g __ferese_sequence 0
function __ferese_preexec --on-event fish_preexec
set -l saved $status
set -g __ferese_sequence (math $__ferese_sequence + 1)
set -g __ferese_local "fish-$fish_pid-$__ferese_sequence"
feresectl activity hook "$__ferese_local" --command (string sub -l 4096 -- "$argv[1]") --cwd (string sub -l 1024 -- "$PWD") >/dev/null 2>&1
return $saved
end
function __ferese_postexec --on-event fish_postexec
set -l saved $status
if set -q __ferese_local
if test $saved -eq 130; or test $saved -eq 143
feresectl activity cancel "$__ferese_local" >/dev/null 2>&1
else if test $saved -eq 0
feresectl activity end "$__ferese_local" --result ok >/dev/null 2>&1
else
feresectl activity end "$__ferese_local" --result fail >/dev/null 2>&1
end
set -e __ferese_local
end
return $saved
end