Enum FormFocus 

pub enum FormFocus {
    Title,
    Status,
    Priority,
    Labels,
    Assignee,
    Estimate,
    Cycles,
    Milestones,
    Reviewer,
    StartDate,
    DueDate,
    Parent,
    Target,
    Template,
    Body,
    Projects,
    Epics,
}

Variants

Title

Status

Priority

Labels

Assignee

Estimate

Cycles

Milestones

Reviewer

StartDate

DueDate

Parent

The parent issue (WP06 / T026). Appended last, not slotted next to Assignee where it would read better: every existing row’s index is the identity of that row in render_with_bindings’s fields array, and inserting in the middle renumbers all five rows after it. Appending keeps the eleven existing indices stable, so no render or golden assertion moves.

Target

The entry target of the F4 New Issue mode (tui-new-issue-mode): Triage or Todo. Appended, per the rule above. It is a toggle, not a text field: Enter/Space flips it and Left/Right pick a side, and typing into it does nothing. Choosing a side writes the same status the submit path would use, so the Status row below stays the authoritative value.

Template

The selected new-issue template’s name, or empty for none. Enter/F2 opens the template picker (a scratch crate::ui::pickers::DropdownState over the configured [templates.<name>] names); selecting one pre-fills the rows. Not a free-text field: the value names a configured record.

Body

The issue body (Markdown), which a template pre-fills. Editable like the other text rows; newlines are escaped as \n on screen so the row stays a single line, but the submitted body keeps them verbatim.

Projects

The issue’s project associations (WP06 T029), the comma-joined spelling of the ids the form will associate.

Appended after Body for the rule the rows above already state: every existing row’s index is its identity in the renderer, and inserting in the middle renumbers every row after it. The value is a list of resolved ids, and the row is picker-only — a project the form invented would be one the registry does not hold, and a reference is chosen from a picker, never typed.

Epics

The issue’s epic references (WP06 T031), the comma-joined spelling of the ids the form will reference.

Appended after Projects for the rule every row above states — no existing index moves. The exact analogue of FormFocus::Projects for the epic registry: a list of resolved ids, chosen through the multi-select picker and never typed, because an epic the form invented would be one the registry does not hold. The form constructs and validates no epic itself — the ids come from crate::epics::list_epics and are handed to crate::commands::epic::resolve_epics at submit.

Implementations

impl FormFocus

pub const RING: [FormFocus; 17]

The focus ring, in next() order, starting at Title.

One list, so render_with_bindings can derive both the focus index and the row labels from it. It used to hold a hand-written match for the index beside a positional array of labels, which agree only by inspection — and the two disagree silently, as a bold cursor on the wrong row.

pub fn next(self) -> Self

pub fn prev(self) -> Self

pub fn label(self) -> &'static str

pub fn index(self) -> usize

This field’s row in FormFocus::RING.

pub fn is_date(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds a date (picker-only, no free typing).

pub fn is_parent(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds a parent (picker-only, single-select).

pub fn is_status(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds the issue’s board column (Status).

Chosen from the active board’s columns, never typed: a board column is a named position on a board, not a value to invent by hand, and free text could name one the board does not configure.

pub fn is_priority(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds the issue’s priority.

Chosen from the built-in set plus the priorities the project already uses, never typed, for the same reason as Status — with the picker’s + inline create as the escape hatch for a priority the options do not list yet.

pub fn is_target(self) -> bool

Whether this field is the New Issue target toggle.

pub fn is_template(self) -> bool

Whether this field names a selected template.

Chosen from the template picker, never typed: the value has to name a configured [templates.<name>] record, and free text could only ever fail to resolve to one.

pub fn is_project(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds the issue’s project associations (WP06 T029).

Picker-only, for the reason Status/Priority/Parent are: the value has to name projects the registry holds, and the form may not construct or validate one itself — so a typed id could only ever be a guess, and the picker is fed by crate::projects::list_projects.

pub fn is_epic(self) -> bool

Whether this field holds the issue’s epic references (WP06 T031).

Picker-only, for the reason Projects is: the value has to name epics the registry holds, and the form may not construct or validate one itself — so a typed id could only ever be a guess, and the picker is fed by crate::epics::list_epics.

pub fn refuses_typing(self) -> bool

Whether typing and backspace are refused on this field.

Parent (picked by number), Target (toggled), Template (picked by name), Status and Priority (picked from their dropdowns) all hold values that are chosen, so a character has no meaning here. They guard insert_char/delete_char from one predicate rather than five inline checks, so a further control field cannot be added and silently left typeable.

pub fn is_picker_only(self) -> bool

Whether the field’s value is chosen from a picker rather than typed.

Typing is refused on the chosen rows, because a half-typed number or a hand-typed priority is not a value: the service validates a parent by resolved number, and Status/Priority are picked from their dropdowns, so free text here could only ever fail or invent a column. This is the general form of what is_date was already doing for dates alone.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for FormFocus

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for FormFocus

impl Debug for FormFocus

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Eq for FormFocus

impl PartialEq for FormFocus

fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=.

impl StructuralPartialEq for FormFocus