- Added auto-sealing logic to `FinalizableBlock` to finalize displaceable snapshots when they enter the scrollback area.
- Updated TUI frame emission to publish committed rows and clamp them to segment bounds, ensuring accurate component updates.
- Introduced component tracking and cleanup in event controller tests to prevent resource leaks during finalization.
- Validated state transitions and post-emit synchronization through comprehensive new test suites for transcript and TUI components.
The assistant message_end fan-out is fire-and-forget in the session layer
and can be parked on extension delivery while agent_end is flushed through
#endInFlight, so agent_end can overtake it. #finishPrompt then unsubscribes
the prompt turn and the mapAssistantMessageEnd fallback never runs: an ACP
client that only received agent_thought_chunk updates (thinking streamed,
text arrived only on the trailing message) stays stuck on the thinking
block with no visible answer. On agent_end, emit the last assistant
message's text before resolving the prompt when live-message progress shows
no text was ever delivered, and defer the live-state reset past that flush
so a late message_end cannot resurrect fresh progress and double-emit.
Fixes#4902
The first-result viewport-repaint gate assumed only streamed
__partialJson placeholder shapes (SSH) could re-anchor; the write
renderer's collapsed pending preview paints a tail window from decoded
content, so its first partial result re-anchored to the top of the file
and left the committed tail rows stale above the new frame.
Resolve forceFirstResultViewportRepaint per renderer as a boolean or an
(args, options) predicate evaluated at paint time: write opts in when a
collapsed preview outgrew the streaming tail window, SSH stays scoped to
the streamed-placeholder shape it always covered.
Adopted from PR #4478 (roboomp) with an allocation-free line-count scan
and terminal-buffer regression coverage.
Fixes#4477
Esc during an active streaming turn required a second press within 2s
(two-step arm from #3493). In the no-input-waiter submit path the turn
starts with isStreaming=true but no working loader, so Esc fell into
the two-step branch and the agent_start subscription then wiped the
arm — repeated presses kept re-arming and never aborted. The loader-up
path already aborted on a single press, so the confirmation guarded no
coherent state. First Esc now aborts the streaming turn directly.
Adopted from PR #4938 (test + input-controller + changelog hunks only;
unrelated workflow-notice.md churn dropped).
Fixes#4921
Extensions calling ctx.ui.addAutocompleteProvider (e.g. @ff-labs/pi-fff)
crashed at load with 'TypeError: ... is not a function' because omp's
ExtensionAPI.ui omitted pi's autocomplete-provider API; the throw also
aborted the rest of a try/catch-guarded session_start init.
ExtensionUIContext now declares addAutocompleteProvider(factory).
Interactive mode stacks each factory on the built-in editor provider in
registration order, re-applies the stack on every slash-command refresh,
and skips throwing/malformed factories; RPC, ACP, and headless contexts
accept the factory as a no-op, matching upstream pi's RPC behavior.
Fixes#4919
Extension sendUserMessage() without deliverAs fell through to prompt(),
which throws AgentBusyError during an active stream; the message was
dropped and surfaced as 'Extension sendUserMessage failed'. Route the
omitted-deliverAs path through prompt() with streamingBehavior 'steer'
so streaming queues a steer with normal prompt-flow side effects
(keyword notices, advisor auto-resume reset) and idle still starts a
turn.
ACP skill-command prompts now pass streamingBehavior 'steer'; the RPC
skill fast-path honors the prompt command's streamingBehavior field
(default steer) like the plain-prompt path already did. Documented the
extension-facing delivery semantics.
Synthesized from PR #4942 (prompt-flow steer routing, docs, tests) and
PR #4922 (RPC streamingBehavior threading, steer regression test);
dropped PR #4942's unrelated workflow-notice.md ellipsis churn.
Fixes#4923
Co-authored-by: roboomp <omp@can.ac>
Co-authored-by: metaphorics <metaphorics@users.noreply.github.com>
The v16.3.12 explicit `selector` field (ff3b0c795c) was consumed by the
read tool but never threaded into the TUI renderers: ReadRenderArgs in
both readToolRenderer (read.ts) and ReadToolGroupComponent only derived
selectors from path-embedded `:sel` suffixes, so split-arg calls like
{ path, selector: "2-3" } rendered bare paths without line ranges or
raw modifiers.
Joined the explicit selector (trimmed, leading colons stripped, non-string
guarded) back onto the display path in renderCall, renderResult error and
success branches, and the grouped read summary, keeping hyperlinks on the
base path only.
Adopted from PR #4904 (both commits squashed), minus its unrelated
workflow-notice.md prompt churn.
Fixes#4899
- Add 'Enabled' toggle field to detail editor (● on / ○ off)
- Show ●/○ markers in roster list for enabled/disabled advisors
- Show enabled status in advisor preview panel
- Add overlay test verifying disabled advisors render with ○ marker
- Add 'enabled' field to AdvisorConfig (default true, persisted in WATCHDOG.yml)
- Filter disabled advisors in #resolveAdvisorRuntimeDescriptors, keep in status map
- Classify quota/rate-limit errors separately from transient server errors
- Auto-pause advisor on quota exhaustion, auto-resume after 5min cooldown
- Add AdvisorRuntimeStatus enum (running/paused/no_model/quota_exhausted/error)
- Render per-advisor status dots in status line: ●○✕ with truncation to 4+ '+'
- Include disabled/no-model advisors in PerAdvisorStat with status field
- Add notifyQuotaExhausted host callback distinct from notifyFailure
- Tests: config round-trip for enabled field, quota classification, overloaded path
computeNonMessageTokens / computeNonMessageBreakdown re-tokenize the system
prompt and every tool's wire schema (per-tool JSON.stringify) on each call,
but the per-turn compaction and context-threshold paths call them several
times (getContextBreakdown twice, #estimateStoredContextTokens once) over
inputs that change at most once per turn. Memoize on the identity of
(systemPrompt, tools, skills) -- the same stable refs the StatusLineComponent
cache already trusts -- so the expensive parts run at most once per input
change instead of per call.
Stopped new-session and session-switch UI paths from detaching active loader/render components without running their disposal hooks.
Added container and loader coverage for disposing children before destructive transcript/status replacement.
Fixes#4686
- Detected copied shell-prompt transcripts before the Python shortcut router.
- Forwarded OMP terminal chrome pastes through normal prompt submission.
- Added regression coverage for the #4678 transcript shape.
Fixes#4678
- Moved emergency terminal restore registration to the TUI terminal initialization logic.
- Ensured terminal restoration triggers correctly on fatal exits by moving registration out of a side-effect-heavy barrel module.
- Added a registration guard to prevent redundant postmortem handler attachments.
- Added throttling and debouncing to HUD data rendering and observer UI synchronization to coalesce update bursts.
- Constrained the subagent HUD display to a maximum of 8 rows with a truncation notice for hidden sessions.
- Enhanced the session observer registry to categorize update types, enabling more granular UI reconciliation.
- Verified render coalescing and display truncation behavior with comprehensive integration tests using fake timers.
Resolves the two Codex P2s raised on #4420 that merged unaddressed:
- wrapUrlRows indented every continuation chunk. A multi-row terminal
selection includes the newline plus that indent; address bars strip
newlines but preserve or percent-encode embedded spaces, so the
reassembled URL was corrupted at every chunk boundary - silently,
when the damage landed inside a query value. Chunk rows now carry
zero leading bytes (label rows keep their indent), and the test
reassembly helper concatenates chunks raw instead of stripping the
indent that previously masked exactly this defect.
- #launchUrlIfSafe advertised a localhost /launch copy target for
flows whose redirectUri never returns to the loopback server. Its
catch-comment assumed custom-scheme URIs are non-parseable, but
new URL('vscode://gitlab.gitlab-workflow/authentication') parses
fine and sailed through the pathname check. The guard now requires
an http(s) loopback redirectUri (localhost / 127.0.0.1 / [::1]);
custom schemes, non-loopback hosts, and unparseable URIs all
suppress the launch URL. Regression tests cover the GitLab Duo
vscode:// shape and a fixed non-loopback HTTPS redirect.
Refs #4418
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