Quotes now pick their own card
The quote dialog grows a link-card picker just like the reply box. Point it at any link in your take, or turn the card off entirely.
You hit Quote on a commit, type your take, and paste two links. Beside the image and preview buttons in the footer, a small chain icon now opens a menu that lists both links by name. Choose the second one and the dashed card in the preview below switches to it.
Credit goes to xHeaven, who wired the quote dialog to the same picker the reply composer uses. It reads the links out of your prose, skips anything inside code, lists each one once in the order you typed it, and keeps the first link until you choose otherwise. The menu ends with No card, which posts the quote with nothing unfurled. Your choice travels only after you make one, and the server still refuses a link that is not in the body, showing the complaint right under the text.
One catch. On a phone the control collapses to the chain icon alone, and the chosen link's name vanishes from the button. You check the preview to see which card you are about to send.
Key files · #1094
- resources/
js/ commit-quote-button.tsxcomponents/ - resources/
js/ link-card-picker.tsxcomponents/ - resources/
js/ use-link-card.tshooks/ - resources/
js/ linkified-text.tsxcomponents/ - resources/
js/ composer-preview.tsxcomponents/ - app/
Http/ CreateCommitRequest.phpRequests/ - tests/
Unit/ QuoteDraft.test.tsx - KNOWLEDGE_BASE.md