Parents and children of check-in [27828eeadd]
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2026-08-23
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docs: surface the structure lists where they can be found
They were reachable only from a panel at the foot of the page — 36 rows down on a small wiki, a hundred on fossil. That is where you put something a reader already knows about, not where they discover it. Counts now sit in the filter row: wanted 1, unlinked 7. closed check-in: 6554752b15 user: dmestas tags: struct-links | |
| 10:37 | merge ticket field writes with trunk check-in: 616766e048 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 10:36 | merge wiki-struct: structure lists get pages and name their askers check-in: 27828eeadd user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 10:36 |
docs: the structure lists get their own pages, and their askers
Three things the panel could not do. The lists were capped at twelve with "and 66 more" in plain text, which is a dead end wearing a summary's clothes — both now have a page, paged like everything else, reachable from the heading and from the count. A wanted page named nobody. It links to the create form, which is the right action, but said nothing about WHO reached for the name — a to-do item with no brief. The index now records the asking pages and the page lists them. Links counted link occurrences while its own doc and the tooltip both said pages; a page linking one absent name twice counted twice. Counts pages now. Layout: the count sat 496px from its label in a 595px row, because space-between flung it to the far edge. closed check-in: af8678e35b user: dmestas tags: wiki-struct | |
| 10:05 |
feed chips name events, not artifacts
One ticket changed nine times is nine rows here. "tickets 93,649" against 17,000 tickets had the right number and the wrong noun. check-in: bcdf35bcef user: dmestas tags: trunk | |