Describe the bug
In the Pull Request timeline view, the text for content such as comments and events is restricted to a fixed maximum width that does not scale with the IntelliJ UI size when maximized (e.g., full-screen mode). While the text width adjusts when reducing the UI size, it stops scaling once the text area reaches approximately 500px.
Additionally, line breaks and indentation in comments are removed (replaced with spaces), making it difficult to read properly formatted content like pseudocode when pasted as plain text.
To Reproduce
Open a Pull Request timeline view in IntelliJ. Ensure the PR contains a comment with at least ~300 characters.
Resize the IntelliJ UI smaller, and observe that the text area scales down appropriately.
Resize the IntelliJ UI larger and note that the text area stops scaling once it reaches 500px. This issue is particularly noticeable on 4K displays with 100% scaling.
Add a comment to the PR in Azure DevOps, including line breaks and indentation.
View the comment in the IntelliJ Pull Request timeline and note that line breaks and formatting are removed.
Expected behavior
Text area width is not limited to 500px.
Line breaks etc are not removed but displyed as seen in Azure DevOps.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 11
Display 43" 4K, 100% scaling.
JetBrains IDE (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug In the Pull Request timeline view, the text for content such as comments and events is restricted to a fixed maximum width that does not scale with the IntelliJ UI size when maximized (e.g., full-screen mode). While the text width adjusts when reducing the UI size, it stops scaling once the text area reaches approximately 500px. Additionally, line breaks and indentation in comments are removed (replaced with spaces), making it difficult to read properly formatted content like pseudocode when pasted as plain text.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior Text area width is not limited to 500px. Line breaks etc are not removed but displyed as seen in Azure DevOps.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
JetBrains IDE (please complete the following information):