fix: show project selector when creating new task#300
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src/components/new-task-button.tsx
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| useHotkey(hotkeys.newTask.keys, () => handleNewTask(), { enabled: hotkeyEnabled }); | ||
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| const repoUrl = defaultProject?.repo_url; | ||
| if (creating || !defaultProject || !repoUrl) { | ||
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With multiple projects configured, pressing the newTask hotkey still calls handleNewTask() without an explicit project, and handleNewTask now defaults to defaultProject. This bypasses the new project-selection flow and can create tasks in the wrong repository (typically the oldest project) without user intent, which is a functional regression for multi-project users compared to the button path that forces selection.
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This updates the New Task button to support multiple projects.\n\nWhen only one project exists, the button still creates a task immediately. When multiple projects exist, the button now opens a dropdown so the user can pick the target project, and task creation uses the selected project's id and repo URL.\n\nThe icon-only variant keeps tooltip and hotkey hints, and projects without a repo URL are disabled in the menu.