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Comment:merge docs-paging: page the documentation index

Resolved twice against work that landed on trunk in parallel — the wiki structure panel and saved views. All three are orthogonal; nothing was dropped. Truncation goes, since paging replaces it.

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User & Date: dmestas on 2026-08-23 01:45:25.673
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2026-08-23
02:04
merge assoc-notes: associated wiki pages appear on their artifact check-in: 440aa464bf user: dmestas tags: trunk
02:04
wiki: show associated notes on the artifact they describe

Fossil's wikitheory.wiki: pages named branch/NAME or checkin/HASH are associated with that branch or check-in, and fossil shows them in an About section on those screens. Hiding them from the documentation index without this made 49 of fossil's 83 wiki pages reachable only by typing the URL — half the fix, and the worse half.

Notes now appear above their branch's timeline, their check-in, their ticket and their tag. A branch note shows only when the timeline is narrowed to that branch: above every branch it is a caption on the wrong picture.

Long ones start folded. Fossil's own auto-toc note runs three screens and put the timeline entirely below the fold, which is an About that has buried its subject. closed check-in: 9b9618a12f user: dmestas tags: assoc-notes

01:45
merge docs-paging: page the documentation index

Resolved twice against work that landed on trunk in parallel — the wiki structure panel and saved views. All three are orthogonal; nothing was dropped. Truncation goes, since paging replaces it. check-in: ce412bd621 user: dmestas tags: trunk

01:44
docs: page the documentation index (merged with the structure panel) closed check-in: 430e076558 user: dmestas tags: docs-paging-merge
01:43
saved views: name a report, keep it in the rail

A saved view is a name for a URL the tracker could already produce, so it stores the name and the query and nothing else. Per account, per listing; forgetting one loses the shortcut and not the listing. check-in: 96181d8fcb user: dmestas tags: trunk

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