recent_projects: Fix activation defaulting to main worktree#57321
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…stries#57321) Closes AI-280 When navigating between projects opened in the same window through the recent projects picker, the confirm action would always default to picking the main worktree in a project. So if you were in a Git worktree in project A, switched to project B, and then back to project A, when coming back, you wouldn't be in the Git worktree you were in before. The fix is done through matching by project group key instead of file system paths. Since both the main and linked worktrees share the same key, it will just find the previously active workspace and activate it. Release Notes: - Fixed a bug where navigating through open projects in the same window through the recent projects would always default to the main worktree of a given project, instead of activating the last active worktree/workspace.
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Closes AI-280
When navigating between projects opened in the same window through the recent projects picker, the confirm action would always default to picking the main worktree in a project. So if you were in a Git worktree in project A, switched to project B, and then back to project A, when coming back, you wouldn't be in the Git worktree you were in before. The fix is done through matching by project group key instead of file system paths. Since both the main and linked worktrees share the same key, it will just find the previously active workspace and activate it.
Release Notes: