refactor(pickers): split checks, ci, release, and git surfaces #529

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opened 2026-04-29 02:09:39 +00:00 by barrettruth · 0 comments

barrettruth commented

2026-04-29 02:09:39 +00:00

lua/forge/pickers.lua also still contains the remaining non-PR/issue picker surfaces inline:

M.checks()
M.ci()
M.release()
M.git()

Those flows have their own load-more, refresh, browse/log, and row-shaping behavior, but they still live in the same giant module as every other picker surface.

This issue is for splitting those checks / CI / release / git surfaces into dedicated modules while preserving the current picker UX.

The aim is to keep the refactor slices small and mergeable while making picker work less monolithic.

`lua/forge/pickers.lua` also still contains the remaining non-PR/issue picker surfaces inline: - `M.checks()` - `M.ci()` - `M.release()` - `M.git()` Those flows have their own load-more, refresh, browse/log, and row-shaping behavior, but they still live in the same giant module as every other picker surface. This issue is for splitting those checks / CI / release / git surfaces into dedicated modules while preserving the current picker UX. The aim is to keep the refactor slices small and mergeable while making picker work less monolithic.