Mohamed Boudra
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At lg and up on web, Rename from a sidebar row's kebab or context menu turns the title into an input instead of opening the modal. The input fills a box exactly one title line tall and its focus outline paints outside that box, so the row never moves. Enter or blur saves, Escape discards. Narrower and native layouts keep the modal; the native-wide device flows drive it. The field stays on screen, read-only, holding the submitted title until the renamed workspace arrives. The daemon answers workspace.title.set before it pushes the workspace update, and queues that update behind any in-flight ones for the workspace, so closing on the answer would show the old title. While editing, the row detaches its press, drag and context-menu handlers rather than becoming disabled: a disabled row sets aria-disabled, which makes the input inside it read as disabled. A ContextMenuTrigger with its menu off now leaves the browser's own menu alone, so copy and paste work in the field. The rename modal moves into the new workspace-rename module, and the unused sidebar-workspace-row.tsx is removed.
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