0.41.0 — Move Picker · Kandown changelog

Added

Move action with keyboard-navigable column picker — every row in the ListView and ArchiveView gains a third hover button (alongside Archive/Restore and Delete). Clicking it opens a centered modal listing every column with a count badge and the current column greyed out. The picker is keyboard-first: ArrowUp / ArrowDown move the highlight (wrapping at the ends), Enter confirms, Esc closes, click-outside or backdrop click also closes. The current column is pre-selected so the most likely next move is one keystroke away. Useful for keyboard-only workflows and for picking a target column without dragging the row across the board.
inline layout on ListRow — the same row renderer now serves both the wide ListView / ArchiveView and the narrow ~300 px sidebar in TaskWorkspace. In inline mode the title uses truncate so it claims the full row width with ellipsis on overflow (instead of being squeezed into a thin column that wraps to twelve lines). The right-aligned chip cluster on the title row (tags + subtask counter) collapses into the meta sub-row below, and the subtask counter renders without its progress bar to fit the smaller chip.
Same renderer for active and archived lists — ArchiveView now uses ListRow with mode="archive" instead of its own bespoke row. Drag handle, archive button (already archived → swapped for Restore), and the Move button picker all live in the same hover overlay as the active board. One renderer = one set of badge styles, hover states, and density variants to maintain.
New card.move / card.moving / column.noColumns translations in English and French.

Changed

ListRow hover actions are now an absolute-positioned overlay — Archive/Restore, Move, and Delete sit at right-2, vertically centered on the title row (top-1/2 -translate-y-1/2), fading in on hover or focus-within. They no longer live in the meta sub-row, so a bare task (no badges) no longer reserves a wasted line of vertical space for invisible buttons.
Archive + Delete buttons are now red — destructive actions read as destructive before the user commits. Archive / Restore uses border-red-500/30 bg-red-500/10 text-red-600 (with the existing green accent swapped out), and Delete goes from a subtle grey hover state to a solid bg-red-500 text-white hover fill. Move stays neutral (bg-bg-1/80 text-fg-muted with accent on hover) because it is not destructive.
Subtask counter is fixed-width on the title line — the done/total chip is now w-[64px] with tabular-nums + whitespace-nowrap so columns of subtask counters line up vertically regardless of the digit count (0/5 and 12/47 share the same column width). The progress bar inside still grows with the percent done.
Right-aligned chip cluster is tags first, subtask counter last — re-ordered on the title row so a horizontal glance across the board reads "categorisation → progress" left to right, instead of the previous "progress → categorisation".
Meta sub-row is conditional — only renders when at least one of (epic, report, deps, assignee, due) is set. In inline mode it always renders because the moved-in tags and subtask chips guarantee content.
ArchiveView is visually identical to a ListView column at the pixel level — same outer wrapper (flex-1 min-h-0 overflow-y-auto + w-full px-4 py-3 space-y-3), same section frame (overflow-hidden rounded-lg border border-border/60), same header (border-b border-border/40 bg-bg-1/60 px-3 py-2 with the column-icon + h2 + tasks-count + actions layout), same body (bg-bg/40 with divide-y divide-border/30). The only intentional differences are the icon (Icon.Archive instead of a column icon), no drag handle on the column reorder, no #N section index badge, and a "Back to board" button on the right where ColumnHeaderActions normally sits.

Fixed

Empty line below every task in list mode — the previous layout always reserved a meta sub-row's height even when there were no badges to show, because the hover action buttons (always rendered with opacity-0 to fade in) took vertical space. The buttons are now in an absolute overlay, so a bare task gets just the title line — no more "ligne vide".
Selected cards in list mode lost their tint in dark mode — added dark:bg-primary/[0.12] alongside the existing bg-primary/[0.08] so the selection highlight reads on dark themes as well.