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Add workspace sorting by latest accepted job - #393
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Purpose
ReviewMonitor currently supports only manual workspace ordering. Add
Latest Job Firstso accepting a new job moves its workspace to the top, including when the job is queued.Changes
ManualandLatest Job FirstunderWorkspace Orderin the existing filter menu, and persist the selected mode across launches.Manual. Job reordering and job filters remain independent.acceptedAtvalue to live and restored jobs. Preserve selection and expansion state when sections move, and use manual order for equal timestamps or empty workspaces.Testing
Passed package and ReviewMonitor app tests:
The app test uses the same
-skipMacroValidationflag as repository CI. Added coverage for queued acceptance, linked worktrees and hidden jobs, drag and drop, manual order restoration, selection and expansion retention, and preference persistence. Codex review completed with no findings.