`/diffity-resolve uses full diff context while "Copy comments" uses scoped comment context, causing large-prompt regressions
In the UI, the Copy comments button appears to produce a relatively small, comment-scoped payload.
By contrast, running /diffity-resolve seems to pull in the entire active diff, even when there are only a small number of unresolved comments. On large diffs, this makes the resolve flow much heavier and less focused than the copied-comments path.
Expected behavior
/diffity-resolve should default to a comment-scoped context, similar to the UI copy flow
`/diffity-resolve uses full diff context while "Copy comments" uses scoped comment context, causing large-prompt regressions
In the UI, the Copy comments button appears to produce a relatively small, comment-scoped payload.
By contrast, running
/diffity-resolveseems to pull in the entire active diff, even when there are only a small number of unresolved comments. On large diffs, this makes the resolve flow much heavier and less focused than the copied-comments path.Expected behavior
/diffity-resolveshould default to a comment-scoped context, similar to the UI copy flow