- Removed multiple test files and cases that relied on brittle source string matching for validation.
- Updated project architecture documentation to explicitly prohibit source-grep style testing patterns.
- Eliminated legacy reproduction tests for issues that reached project maturity.
On kitty (Linux/Wayland) and any terminal supporting OSC 5522 enhanced
paste, the /login API-key prompt for OpenCode Zen — and any other modal
Input prompt (Perplexity OTP, GitHub Enterprise URL, manual OAuth
redirect URL, …) — silently dropped pasted content. The user could not
paste their API key; on Enter or Esc the key surfaced in the main
prompt.
Cause: InputController.#setupEnhancedPaste enables kitty's enhanced
clipboard protocol on TUI start and consumes the resulting OSC 5522
packets in an addInputListener that runs *before* focus dispatch in
tui.#handleInput. The controller's pasteText callback then routed
unconditionally to this.ctx.editor.pasteText(text) — the main
CustomEditor — even when selector-controller had cleared editorContainer
and focused a temporary Input. The text accumulated in the detached
editor and only resurfaced when the modal was dismissed.
Fix:
- TUI.getFocused() exposes the currently focused component.
- Input.pasteText(text) mirrors Editor.pasteText so any Input can absorb
a payload from a non-bracketed transport.
- InputController's enhanced-paste callback consults getFocused() and
routes text to the focused component when it exposes pasteText,
falling back to the editor only when no modal target is in focus.
- Image pastes refuse with a status message when a modal Input is
focused, instead of stuffing a binary blob into the hidden editor.
Regression tests in packages/tui/test/input.test.ts and
packages/coding-agent/test/issue-2127-repro.test.ts pin both the new
TUI/Input contract and the InputController routing source.
Fixes#2127
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