Remove Walkthrough on Cursor

[d13]

Cursor does not currently support VS code walkthroughs.

Remove walkthrough content on home and disable any walkthrough commands when we detect the IDE is cursor

Locations (may be more) and Verification steps:

• Home: Walkthrough indicator component
  

• Home: Feature nav (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

  • Configure Cloud Patches in your GK organization

  • Switch to the old Home View
    

  • "Code suggest" item is visible in VS Code and leads to "Get Started":

  • In Cursor it's not visible

• Subscription modal: "Learn more about pro" button (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

  • Log-out and Log-in back to your GK account in GitLens.
  • In Cursor "Learn more" disappears:
    

• Command Palette "Get Started" (gitlens.getStarted)

• Deep link to walkthrough (gitlens.getStarted)

  • In order to test it in Cursor and VSCode, I've added these to a markdown document and opened it in Preview mode:
    • this tests that a link can be opened [graph](vscode://eamodio.gitlens/link/command/graph)
    • this tests what happens when you try to open a walkthrough [wt](vscode://eamodio.gitlens/link/command/walkthrough)

• Launchpad quick pick "Click to learn more about Launchpad" (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

• Drafts view "Info" (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

• Launchpad view "Info" (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

• Launchpad Indicator "Info" (gitlens.openWalkthrough)

[sergeibbb]

@d13 By the way did you know that uncheck does not work?

Steps to reproduce:

• uncheck items on Workflow
• reload window
  Expected result
• they are unchecked
• progress bar on Home is not 100%
  Actual result:
• all items are checked
• progress bar on Home is 100% closed

[d13]

@d13 By the way did you know that uncheck does not work?

@sergeibbb That is expected behavior. For each walkthrough step (see package.json), there's a completionEvents property that sets the checkbox to true via a context key. That context key is set by the WalkthroughStateProvider.

{
	"id": "get-started-community",
	"title": "Welcome to GitLens",
	"description": "Thank you for installing GitLens—the most popular Git extension for VS Code!\n\n**Community vs. Pro**\n\nYou're using **GitLens Community** edition.\nTrack code changes and see who made them with features like in-editor blame annotations, hovers, CodeLens, and more—completely free.\n\n**Leverage powerful workflows with GitLens Pro**\n\nThe **GitLens Pro** edition unlocks advanced features to accelerate PR reviews, gain actionable insights with rich code visuals, and streamline team collaboration to boost productivity.\n\n[Get Started with GitLens Pro](command:gitlens.walkthrough.plus.signUp)",
	"media": {
		"markdown": "walkthroughs/welcome/get-started-community.md"
	},
	"completionEvents": [
		"onContext:gitlens:walkthroughState:gettingStarted == true"
	],
	"when": "!gitlens:plus:state || gitlens:plus:state <= 2"
},

[sergeibbb]

@d13

How can I open (test) the following?

• Subscription modal: "Learn more about pro" button
• to see the result of feature-nav.ts
• Deep link to walkthrough (get started)

PS. I've attended feature-nav.ts and Deep links in code, and I haven't found "learn more pro" at all.

[d13]

Subscription modal: "Learn more about pro" button

Sorry, I mixed up the method name with the button label. The button label can be "Learn" or "Learn More".

See references to SubscriptionService.learnAboutPro: https://github.com/gitkraken/vscode-gitlens/blob/feature/explain-summary-ux/src/plus/gk/subscriptionService.ts#L424

To test that, login to an account with a plan.

[d13]

to see the result of feature-nav.ts

In the toolbar menu at the top of home, click "Revert to Old Home View"

Deep link to walkthrough (get started)

Take a look at the deeplinks doc: https://github.com/gitkraken/vscode-gitlens/blob/feature/explain-summary-ux/docs/links.md#references-8