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- Add ability to enqueue tea.Cmd from inside the command palette - Use event based update pattern to account for adding, editing, and removing notes
frozenkro
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Mar 24, 2026
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I used tea.Cmd to propagate updates quite a bit in this change. The command palette / keybind pattern doesn't have a way to do this as the methods do not return tea.Cmd. This method on the model allows me to add tea.Cmd to the cmd batch at the end of the update method so subsequent updates can execute and handlers can be invoked properly.
I can probably also just drop this pattern and perform the updates directly in the user command handlers. I just found this pattern to be a bit easier to manage.
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