tuicr/Wishlist

• Wishlist

  • Upstream feature ideas for tuicr — candidates for a future issue or PR against agavra/tuicr.

  • Yank / quote PR description in a comment

    • tuicr/Q/Is there a way to copy text from the PR description and quote it in a comment?
    • Wanted: in-app selection (mouse drag or visual mode) over the Overview / PR description panel (PrInfoLine), with y copying that text — and a path to paste it into a comment as a Markdown > block quote, without relying on the terminal bypass modifier.
    • Today visual yank only covers diff source lines (plus hunk/file headers); the description panel is searchable and readable but not yankable through tuicr's own selection.

  • Wrap PR description text in Overview

    • tuicr/Q/In tuicr, is there a way to turn on word wrap for PR descriptions in Overview?
    • Wanted: a dedicated wrap toggle for the PR info/Overview panel so long description lines are easy to read without horizontal scrolling.
    • Today :set wrap / wrap = true only apply to the diff view; there is no separate config or command for PR-description wrapping.

  • Compose PR/review comments in $EDITOR

    • tuicr/Q/Can I compose a PR comment in nvim to get vim keybindings and markdown rendering?
    • Wanted: open the comment box's contents in $EDITOR (for example nvim) so composing a comment gets real Vim keybindings, plugins, and Markdown rendering, then save-and-close writes the text back into tuicr's comment field — mirroring the existing :edit handoff used for diff files.
    • Today: comment_vim = true gives edtui-based Vim-modal editing inside the comment box (see docs/KEYBINDINGS.md), but that is an emulation, not real nvim — no plugins, LSP, or live Markdown preview. $EDITOR handoff exists only for the focused diff file (:edit), not for comment text.

  • Edit PR description in external editor and push back to forge

    • Wanted: open the PR description body directly in $EDITOR (for example nvim), then save-and-close to write the updated body back to the forge PR (GitHub/GitLab/Gitea/etc.) in one flow.
    • This would mirror tuicr's existing editor handoff ergonomics while extending them from file edits/comments to PR metadata editing.