- New ActiveHeapCard pinned just below the Library header in the left
sidebar. Renders null when no heap is active. When one is, shows the
heap name + member count + a fan of the last 5 member thumbnails
(newest front-and-center, older members rotated ±6°/±18px outward).
Clicking the header navigates to the heap via the same
navigateToSection pattern HeapsPanel uses.
- Stack animates with framer-motion (previously pinned in
package.json but unused). New picks spring-slide into the front of
the stack by subscribing to the ['heap-photo-ids', heapId] cache
that the existing pick mutation already updates optimistically —
no new event wiring. Unpicks run the exit transition and the
remaining cards re-fan.
- Toasts are now subtle: glassy bg-surface/80 + backdrop-blur, thin
2px left accent bar in the type color instead of a full tinted
fill, smaller icons and text, tighter padding, truncation on
overflow so they stay a single compact row. The colored alert
block that was competing with the rest of the UI is gone.
- Card lives at the top of the sidebar specifically so the bottom-left
toast stack can never occlude it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a global last-action stack with toast-based "Undo" buttons and a
Cmd/Ctrl+Z hotkey for the destructive photo operations.
Reversible:
- X (discard) → bulkRestore
- U (restore) → bulkDiscard
- Drag-onto-Discarded → bulkRestore
- Drag-onto-folder (move) → move back to per-photo source folders. The
source folder ids are snapshotted from the photos cache before the
move runs, then grouped so multi-source moves restore correctly.
- Restore button in the discard action bar → bulkDiscard
Toast gains an optional action button (label + onClick); toasts with an
action stay visible longer so the user has time to click. The undo
store caps at 20 entries; failed undo re-pushes the entry so the user
can try again.
Not reversible (call out, document later): rating, color label, copy,
permanent delete from trash, tag changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
