yy-refresh

Description

Usage Scenarios

• Refresh code understanding
• Re-understand changes
• Refresh cache
• Reload code
• Compare file changes
• Sync latest code

• The user is only asking about code content (no refresh intent)
• The user mentions browser cache refresh, page refresh, or other non-code scenarios
• The user requests to view git logs or differences (use git commands directly)

Instructions

Step 1. Get the list of modified files

1. Get all modified files (including staged and unstaged):
   bash

   git diff --name-only HEAD
   git diff --cached --name-only
   git status --short

2. Merge all modified files and remove duplicates

Step 2. Compare file changes

1. Staged files → Compare with

   git diff --cached [file]

2. Unstaged files → Compare with

   git diff [file]

3. New files → Read the full content

Step 3. Re-understand the code

1. Read the full content (for small files) or key sections (for large files)
2. Identify changes related to:
   • Function/method changes
   • Interface/type changes
   • Logic changes
   • Dependency changes
3. Summarize key points of the changes

Step 4. Output refresh results

## Refresh Results

### Statistics

- Total modified files: N
- Staged files: M
- Unstaged files: K

### File Details

#### src/auth/login.ts

- Change type: Modified
- Change content: Added getToken method, modified validateUser function signature
- Key changes:
  - `getToken()`: New method to generate JWT Token
  - `validateUser()`: Added passwordHash parameter

#### src/utils/helper.ts

- Change type: Added
- Change content: New file
- Key changes:
  - Entire file is newly added, containing 3 utility functions

#### src/components/Button.vue

- Change type: Deleted
- Change content: Removed deprecated component
- Key changes:
  - The entire component has been removed

## Summary

Successfully refreshed understanding of 3 files. The current AI context is now synchronized with the latest code state.