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fc110333ac## Description Adds the feature flag and initial UI entry points for the Grouped Tabs feature. All new UI is gated behind `FeatureFlag::GroupedTabs` ### Summary of changes - **Feature flag plumbing**: new `FeatureFlag::GroupedTabs` variant - **New-session dropdown**: added a "New tab group" entry (with separator + `LayersThree01` icon) to the unified new-session menu, plus a stubbed `NewSessionMenuItem::CreateNewTabGroup` action handler. - **Per-tab right-click menu**: added "New group with tab" and "Move to group" entries via `TabData::group_menu_items()`. - **Vertical tabs panel right-click**: right-clicking the empty area of the vertical tabs panel now opens the new-session dropdown anchored at the pointer. - **Icon**: added `Icon::LayersThree01` with bundled SVG asset. ## Linked Issue https://linear.app/warpdotdev/issue/APP-4567/feature-flag-and-ui-components ## Testing <!-- How did you test this change? What automated tests did you add? If you didn't add any new tests, what's your justification for not adding any? Manual testing is required for changes that can be manually tested, and almost all changes can be manually tested. If your change can be manually tested, please include screenshots or a screen recording that show it working end to end. You can run the app locally using `./script/run` - see WARP.md for more details on how to get set up. --> - [x] I have manually tested my changes locally with `./script/run` ### Screenshots / Videos [Demo video](https://www.loom.com/share/968e1ad1d7b34eab980b6c3a326d79fa) --------- Co-authored-by: Oz <oz-agent@warp.dev> |
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