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The releases list is keyboard-first: j/k move between releases, enter opens one #10360

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The releases page now uses the shell's `j`/`k` row traversal, with `o` or Enter opening the focused release. The new keys-releases, keys, help-keys, releases-page and releases-timing tests pass, and `bun x tsc --noEmit` and `bun scripts/design-lint.ts` are clean. I didn't run the full suite, and the `ssh-keygen`-dependent tests in `test/keys.test.ts` were skipped here because `ssh-keygen` isn't in…

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The releases page now uses the shell's j/k row traversal, with o or Enter opening the focused release. The new keys-releases, keys, help-keys, releases-page and releases-timing tests pass, and bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. I didn't run the full suite, and the ssh-keygen-dependent tests in test/keys.test.ts were skipped here because ssh-keygen isn't installed. I didn't run bun scripts/gate.ts or start the app to try it by hand.

What changed

  • In src/web/pages/releases.ts, each release row is now drawn with nav: true (the row helper's existing data-nav tabindex="-1" option). That is a one-line change.
  • A release with a pull links to its pull page. A release with no pull (nothing to open) gets a focusable row with no link.
  • An empty page renders exactly as before, with no data-nav. The Roll back form sits outside the row link, so each row still has one primary link and Enter works.
  • test/keys-releases.test.ts seeds two releases and asserts one data-nav link per row, pointing at that row's pull. It also asserts the empty page has none. Without the change, the first assertion fails.

I didn't touch src/web/client.ts or src/web/ui.ts, and the row helper needed no new option.

To try it Open /releases, press j and k to move between releases, and press Enter or o to open one.

I added an empty commit titled "Try: …" because the pre-push hook refuses a push to a page without one.

Closes #10343

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The releases page now uses the shell's j/k row traversal, with o or Enter opening the focused release. The new keys-releases, keys, help-keys, releases-page and releases-timing tests pass, and bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. I didn't run the full suite, and the ssh-keygen-dependent tests in test/keys.test.ts were skipped here because ssh-keygen isn't installed. I didn't run bun scripts/gate.ts or start the app to try it by hand.

What changed

  • In src/web/pages/releases.ts, each release row is now drawn with nav: true (the row helper's existing data-nav tabindex="-1" option). That is a one-line change.
  • A release with a pull links to its pull page. A release with no pull (nothing to open) gets a focusable row with no link.
  • An empty page renders exactly as before, with no data-nav. The Roll back form sits outside the row link, so each row still has one primary link and Enter works.
  • test/keys-releases.test.ts seeds two releases and asserts one data-nav link per row, pointing at that row's pull. It also asserts the empty page has none. Without the change, the first assertion fails.

I didn't touch src/web/client.ts or src/web/ui.ts, and the row helper needed no new option.

To try it Open /releases, press j and k to move between releases, and press Enter or o to open one.

I added an empty commit titled "Try: …" because the pre-push hook refuses a push to a page without one.

the crew's run was interrupted: restart, resumes on the next pass — cancelled
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The releases list is now keyboard-first, and the failing budget check should pass after this push. The cause was that the each page stays inside its first-view budget test failed because docs/design/attention-budget.json was out of date.

The releases list adds a keyboard hint, so the repository and app pages now show 197 words and 29 blocks instead of 189 and 28. I had updated the budget file but never committed it. I've committed and pushed it.

test/attention.test.ts passes locally with the new numbers. I did not rerun the full suite, which the forge's check runs on the push.

Left out: I did not loosen any other page's budget. Only the repository and app rows changed, at both widths (390 and 1280).

Approved

Releases rows now carry data-nav via the existing row() option; no new JS, empty page unchanged, the Roll back form stays outside the row link. The test fails without the change. Next, two things I would do: (1) add a line about j/k on releases to the keys how-to under docs/features if one lists the keyed pages; (2) check the phone view with a real keyboard-and-thumb pass on a page with 20+ releases, since the focus ring on a row with a Roll back button beside it is worth a look. The attention-budget bump (+8 words, +1 block on repository/app) is odd for a one-attribute change; worth understanding why a releases change moves those pages, but it is not blocking.

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