After the latest update, the right sidebar (where I have the Chat panel) can no longer be resized as narrow as it could last week. The minimum width threshold appears to have increased, preventing me from comfortably having two editor columns open side by side.
This was not an issue prior to the most recent update.
I recorded a Loom video demonstrating the problem:
Steps to Reproduce
Place the Chat panel in the right sidebar
Attempt to drag the sidebar border to reduce its width
Observe that the sidebar stops at a wider minimum width than it did before the latest update
Expected Behavior
The sidebar should be resizable to the same minimum width as before the update, so that two editor columns remain usable alongside the chat panel.
This is an intentional change in the latest nightly. We increased the minimum width of the right sidebar to prevent horizontal scrolling of the chat tabs when the panel is narrow.
I get that this is inconvenient for a two-editor-column workflow. You can create a feature request to add a configurable minimum sidebar width, or to lower the default minimum width.
Reasoning here was there was some chat ui that broke at very small width and it was easier to just give it a min width than optimize for very small width
Hey @msfeldstein, totally understandable — taking the pragmatic route makes sense. Just to add some context from my end, though: my editor font size is 12px, and my print width is 80 characters. Before this change, I had the sidebar at roughly half the current minimum width and never ran into horizontal scrolling issues in the agent chat.
