diff --git a/.dockerignore b/.dockerignore new file mode 100644 index 00000000..27b79c9b --- /dev/null +++ b/.dockerignore @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +# Build context filter for .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. +# +# The `verify` stage does a `COPY . .` because `verifyPlugin` needs the real sources to resolve which IDEs +# to download. Without this file that COPY was a 2.09 GB layer: it swept in node_modules, build/ and .git, +# none of which the warm-up reads, and all of which stay in the image forever — a later `rm -rf` adds a +# layer, it never reclaims one. +# +# Anything the Gradle build genuinely needs must NOT be listed here. When in doubt, leave it in: a missing +# source file makes the warm-up silently resolve a different IDE set, which is the failure mode that looks +# like the cache "just not working". + +# Reproduced from the lockfile by `npm ci` inside the image, and it MUST match the lockfile of whatever +# commit CI checks out rather than the one current when the image was cut. +node_modules/ + +# Outputs, not inputs. +build/ +out/ +.gradle/ + +# History is not a build input, and it is the single largest thing here after node_modules. +.git/ +.github/ci-image/ + +# Local IDE and editor state. +.idea/ +*.iml + +# Never let a local secret or env file reach a layer. +.env +.env.* +*.log diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b80696d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +# Line endings and binary handling (git-workflow-standards §5.2, §5.3). +# +# This repository is developed on Linux but SHIPS AND IS TESTED ON WINDOWS (ClaudeBinaryLocator resolves npm, +# scoop, volta and chocolatey install paths; TerminalLauncher emits a PowerShell call operator). Without an +# explicit policy, a contributor cloning on Windows with core.autocrlf=true rewrites every checked-in file's +# line endings, which turns a one-line change into a whole-file diff and silently breaks anything that is +# byte-sensitive. Normalisation is declared here so it does not depend on each developer's local git config. + +# Default: let Git decide what is text, and store text as LF in the repository. +* text=auto eol=lf + +# --- Scripts whose line endings are load-bearing ----------------------------------------------------------- +# A shell script or the Gradle wrapper with CRLF fails at exec time with a confusing "bad interpreter" error. +*.sh text eol=lf +gradlew text eol=lf +bin/fake-claude text eol=lf + +# Windows-native scripts must keep CRLF or cmd.exe/PowerShell can misparse them. +*.bat text eol=crlf +*.cmd text eol=crlf +*.ps1 text eol=crlf + +# --- Binary: never diffed, never line-ending-converted ------------------------------------------------------ +# Plugin distribution artifacts and their detached signatures: a single byte of mangling invalidates the +# GPG signature and the SHA-256 the release publishes. +*.zip binary +*.jar binary +*.asc binary +*.gpg binary +*.png binary +*.jpg binary +*.jpeg binary +*.gif binary +*.ico binary +*.svg text eol=lf +*.woff binary +*.woff2 binary + +# --- Diff readability -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Vendored frontend libraries (marked, DOMPurify, highlight.js) are minified single-line bundles. Marking them +# linguist-vendored keeps them out of the language stats, and -diff stops a bundle bump from rendering as an +# unreadable multi-thousand-column diff nobody can review. +src/main/resources/jcef/marked.min.js linguist-vendored -diff +src/main/resources/jcef/purify.min.js linguist-vendored -diff +src/main/resources/jcef/highlight.min.js linguist-vendored -diff + +# Lockfiles are generated: reviewers should read the manifest change, not the lockfile churn. +package-lock.json -diff linguist-generated + +# The SDK reference is protocol documentation we vendor but do not author or ship. +node_modules/** linguist-vendored diff --git a/.githooks/commit-msg b/.githooks/commit-msg new file mode 100755 index 00000000..75cc6aab --- /dev/null +++ b/.githooks/commit-msg @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# Conventional Commits gate (git-workflow-standards §3.2). Local, because this repo has no CI gate yet. +# +# Enable once per clone: git config core.hooksPath .githooks +# The hook is VERSIONED so the rule travels with the repository instead of living in one laptop's .git/hooks, +# where it is invisible to everyone else and lost on the next clone. +# +# Design rule: this hook may block a BAD MESSAGE, but it must never block because the tool itself is broken. +# Those two failures are indistinguishable from an exit code, so the hook SELF-TESTS first against a message +# known to be valid. If that self-test fails, commitlint (or its runtime) is at fault, not the author — warn +# and let the commit through. A hook that fails closed on its own bugs gets bypassed with --no-verify within a +# day, and after that it protects nothing. +set -uo pipefail + +msg_file="$1" +cli="node_modules/.bin/commitlint" + +[ -x "$cli" ] || { + echo "commit-msg: commitlint not installed (npm install) — Conventional Commits check skipped." >&2 + exit 0 +} + +run_lint() { + "$cli" --edit "$1" 2>&1 +} + +# --- self-test: can the tool validate a message we know is well-formed? ------------------------------------- +# This decides TWO things at once: whether commitlint works at all, and — because Node 24 aborts on some +# hosts' system OpenSSL config (a documented local quirk, absent from clean images) — whether this host needs +# OPENSSL_CONF neutralised. Settling that here, on a message known to be valid, means the real check below +# runs exactly ONCE. Retrying the real check instead would print the whole failure report twice. +probe="$(mktemp)"; trap 'rm -f "$probe"' EXIT +printf 'chore: commitlint self-test\n' > "$probe" +if ! run_lint "$probe" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + export OPENSSL_CONF=/dev/null + if ! run_lint "$probe" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo "commit-msg: commitlint could not run (toolchain issue, not your message) — check skipped." >&2 + exit 0 + fi +fi + +# --- the real check ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +if output="$(run_lint "$msg_file")"; then + exit 0 +fi + +echo "$output" >&2 +cat >&2 <<'EOF' + +The commit message is not a Conventional Commit. + + [optional scope]: + + feat: a user-visible capability -> minor + fix: a user-visible bug fix -> patch + docs, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore -> no version bump + Breaking: add ! after the type, or a "BREAKING CHANGE:" footer -> major + +This is not style policing: the CHANGELOG and the version bump are derived from these +messages, and the release tooling SILENTLY SKIPS what it cannot parse. An unparseable +message is a change that never appears in a release note. + +EOF +exit 1 diff --git a/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml b/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml index 4c98b310..a2a15be0 100644 --- a/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml +++ b/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml @@ -3,10 +3,8 @@ blank_issues_enabled: false contact_links: - # TODO: replace with the actual JetBrains Marketplace URL once the listing - # short-link is confirmed. - name: JetBrains Marketplace review - url: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/dev.lain.claude-code-for-jetbrains + url: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/31965-claude-code-native/reviews about: Leave a rating or short review on the Marketplace listing. # TODO: replace with the GitHub Discussions URL once enabled for the repo. @@ -15,5 +13,5 @@ contact_links: about: Ask a question, share a workflow, or discuss ideas before filing an issue. - name: Security vulnerability - url: https://github.com/serialexperimentslainnnn/claude-code-for-jetbrains/security/policy - about: Do NOT open a public issue. See SECURITY.md and email lain.agent604@passmail.com. + url: https://github.com/serialexperimentslainnnn/claude-code-for-jetbrains/security/advisories/new + about: Do NOT open a public issue. Report it privately here; see SECURITY.md. diff --git a/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md b/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md index 029846ef..2f03a32e 100644 --- a/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md +++ b/.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md @@ -16,28 +16,53 @@ Closes # - [ ] Docs / build / CI - [ ] Security fix +## Risk and rollback + +**Risk:** what breaks if this is wrong, and for whom? (`none` is a valid +answer for docs-only changes — say so rather than leaving it blank.) + +**Rollback:** how is this undone once released? Reverting the commit is not a +rollback for a published plugin — a user on the bad version stays there until +they update. If the change touches persisted settings, the transcript format, +or the permission surface, say what happens to a user who already ran it. + ## Checklist - [ ] PR targets the `develop` branch (or `main` only for hotfixes). +- [ ] Commits follow Conventional Commits (the `commit-msg` hook enforces it — + install once with `git config core.hooksPath .githooks`). - [ ] `./gradlew test verifyPlugin buildPlugin` passes locally. -- [ ] `verifyPlugin` is **Compatible** with IU-261 and IU-262 and reports - no new internal-API usage (`@ApiStatus.Internal`). +- [ ] `verifyPlugin` is **Compatible** across the declared range (251 → 263.\*) + and reports no new internal-API usage (`@ApiStatus.Internal`). + The CDN download is unreliable here; use + `-PlocalIdePath=[,…]` with locally-extracted IDEs. - [ ] No new deprecated or scheduled-for-removal IntelliJ Platform APIs. -- [ ] Tests added or updated under `src/test/kotlin/...` for the new - behaviour. +- [ ] Tests added or updated for the new behaviour — `src/test/kotlin/…` for + Kotlin, `src/test/frontend/…` (`npm test`) for anything under + `src/main/resources/jcef/`. +- [ ] Protocol changes: `./gradlew checkDrift` is green and the baseline in + `scripts/drift-baseline.properties` matches what was verified. +- [ ] New dependency? Its licence is compatible with GPL-3.0-only and it is + recorded in [`THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md`](../THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md) if it + ships in the artifact. - [ ] User-visible changes are documented in [`CHANGELOG.md`](../CHANGELOG.md) and [`RELEASE_NOTES.md`](../RELEASE_NOTES.md) under `Unreleased`. - [ ] No secrets, tokens, conversation transcripts, or personal absolute paths in the diff or commit messages. -- [ ] Follows the conventions in [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](../CONTRIBUTING.md) - and the architectural contract in [`CLAUDE.md`](../CLAUDE.md). +- [ ] Follows the conventions in [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](../CONTRIBUTING.md), the + architectural contract in [`CLAUDE.md`](../CLAUDE.md), and the recorded + decisions in [`docs/adr/`](../docs/adr/README.md). ## How was this tested? -- [ ] Unit tests (`./gradlew test`) +- [ ] Unit tests (`./gradlew test`) and frontend tests (`npm test`) - [ ] Manual sandbox (`./gradlew runIde`) — describe the scenarios you exercised. - [ ] Smoke test on a real IDE install — describe. +- [ ] **UI changes only:** driven with the keyboard alone, with the focus ring + visible on every control touched. Automated checks catch roughly half of + real accessibility barriers and none of the judgement calls, so this one + is not delegable to a tool. ## Notes for reviewers diff --git a/.github/ci-image/Dockerfile b/.github/ci-image/Dockerfile new file mode 100644 index 00000000..12443a1c --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/ci-image/Dockerfile @@ -0,0 +1,161 @@ +# CI image for claude-code-native — Fedora 44. +# +# WHY THIS EXISTS +# The expensive part of this pipeline is not compute, it is downloads: a cold Gradle resolves and EXTRACTS +# the whole IntelliJ Platform before it compiles a line, and a GitHub runner starts cold every time. Baking +# that into an image turns minutes of download into a pull. +# +# WHAT IS DELIBERATELY *NOT* IN HERE: THE VERIFIER'S IDEs +# This image used to also bake what `verifyPlugin` downloads, and that made it 38.1 GB — 29.1 GB of it +# extracted IDEs. Every job in ci.yml pulls its own copy on its own runner, so a job whose actual work is an +# 8-second vitest run spent 5m37s in `Initialize containers` (measured, not estimated), and 38 GB on a +# runner with ~25-30 GB free on the root volume was flirting with `No space left on device`. +# +# The verifier is the only consumer of those IDEs, and it runs ONLY on a pull request from develop into +# main — a handful of times a month. Baking 29 GB into every job's pull, permanently, to save ten minutes on +# the rarest job in the pipeline is the wrong side of that trade by two orders of magnitude. `verifyPlugin` +# downloads what it needs, when it runs. +# +# There is a second reason, and it is the one that would have bitten silently: the IDE set MOVES. The +# verifier resolves from the EAP/RC channels, so the day JetBrains publishes a new build, the baked copies +# stop matching and Gradle downloads the new one anyway. The saving decayed on JetBrains' release schedule, +# not ours. +# +# WHERE TO PUBLISH IT +# ghcr.io, NOT Docker Hub. It sits on the same network as the runners (much faster pulls) and has no +# anonymous pull-rate limit — that limit is a classic cause of a pipeline failing for reasons nobody +# changed. +# +# BUILDING IT — from the repository ROOT, so /.dockerignore applies: +# +# docker build -f .github/ci-image/Dockerfile -t ghcr.io/OWNER/cc-ci:base . +# docker push ghcr.io/OWNER/cc-ci:base +# +# Tagged `:base`, not `:latest`, because this repository's own standard is to pin rather than float, and +# because a floating tag makes "which image was that job green on?" unanswerable. +# +# Used from a workflow as: +# jobs: +# test: +# runs-on: ubuntu-latest +# container: ghcr.io/OWNER/cc-ci:base +FROM fedora:44 AS base + +# Parallel downloads: dnf defaults to 3, and this image installs a JDK plus a Node toolchain over a link +# that is not the bottleneck. Set before the first transaction so every one of them benefits. +RUN echo "max_parallel_downloads=20" >> /etc/dnf/dnf.conf \ + && echo "fastestmirror=True" >> /etc/dnf/dnf.conf + +# Temurin, not Fedora's OpenJDK. +# +# Fedora 44 no longer packages java-21-openjdk — it has moved on to a newer LTS — and the JDK version is not +# ours to float: build.gradle.kts pins the toolchain to 21 because the IDE runs on JBR 21, which is the +# ceiling. Building on 25 would produce class files no target IDE can load. +# +# Adoptium's repository is the same source the `setup-java` action uses on the GitHub runners, so the image +# and the hosted pipeline compile against the same JDK rather than two different builds of "21". +# ONE transaction, not two. The previous first transaction existed only to install `dnf-plugins-core`, which +# was never used: the repository file below is written with `printf`, not with `dnf config-manager`, and +# `curl` is already in the fedora:44 base image (verified: curl-8.18.0). It was ~150 MB of Python stack +# pulled in to run a command nobody ran. +# +# `python3` is now EXPLICIT, and that is a correctness fix rather than a size one. `bin/fake-claude` — the +# deterministic stand-in the integration tests drive a real ClaudeSession against — is a `#!/usr/bin/env +# python3` script. It worked only because `dnf-plugins-core` happened to drag the interpreter in as a +# transitive dependency. Removing the unused package without naming python3 here would have made the +# integration suite fail on a missing interpreter, which is the kind of break that reads as a test bug. +# +# `git-core` rather than `git`: actions/checkout clones, fetches and checks out, and git-core provides +# /usr/bin/git for all of that. The `git` metapackage adds the Perl tooling (git-send-email and friends), +# git-core-doc and perl-libs — ~32 MB nothing in this pipeline invokes. +# +# `which`/`findutils`/`procps-ng` are assumed present by various actions and by Gradle's own probing, and +# Fedora's base image is minimal enough not to ship them. +# +# `install_weak_deps=False` drops recommended-but-unused packages; `tsflags=nodocs` drops the documentation +# that ships inside the ones we do want. +RUN curl -fsSL https://packages.adoptium.net/artifactory/api/gpg/key/public \ + -o /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-Adoptium \ + && rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-Adoptium \ + && printf '%s\n' \ + '[Adoptium]' \ + 'name=Adoptium' \ + 'baseurl=https://packages.adoptium.net/artifactory/rpm/fedora/$releasever/$basearch' \ + 'enabled=1' \ + 'gpgcheck=1' \ + 'gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-Adoptium' \ + > /etc/yum.repos.d/adoptium.repo \ + && dnf -y --setopt=install_weak_deps=False --setopt=tsflags=nodocs install \ + temurin-21-jdk \ + nodejs npm \ + python3 \ + git-core unzip zip tar which findutils procps-ng ca-certificates \ + && dnf clean all \ + && rm -rf /var/cache/dnf \ + # gettext catalogues: translated CLI messages for tools this image only ever runs non-interactively + # under a C locale. NOT /usr/lib/locale, which is the locale DEFINITIONS the JVM and glibc resolve + # against — deleting that would change how the build behaves, not just how it reads. + && rm -rf /usr/share/locale + +# JAVA_HOME is resolved rather than hardcoded: the exact path carries the package's build number and would +# silently break on the next base-image bump. +RUN JH="$(dirname "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$(command -v javac)")")")" \ + && echo "JAVA_HOME=$JH" >> /etc/environment \ + && ln -sfn "$JH" /opt/java-21 \ + && "$JH/bin/java" -version +# A stable symlink, so JAVA_HOME does not carry Temurin's build number and break on the next image rebuild. +ENV JAVA_HOME=/opt/java-21 +ENV PATH="${JAVA_HOME}/bin:${PATH}" + +# Gradle writes here, and the path must match what the job will use, or the warm caches below are invisible +# to it. Set GRADLE_USER_HOME to the same value in the workflow. +ENV GRADLE_USER_HOME=/opt/gradle-home + +WORKDIR /warmup + +# Only the build definition first, on purpose: this layer is invalidated by a dependency change, not by +# every edit to the Kotlin sources. +COPY gradle/ gradle/ +COPY gradlew settings.gradle.kts build.gradle.kts gradle.properties* ./ +COPY package.json package-lock.json ./ + +# Downloads the Gradle distribution itself. Kept separate from the warm-up below so a network problem here +# is distinguishable from a build problem there. +RUN ./gradlew --no-daemon --version + +# The sources, needed because the warm-up below compiles. Filtered by /.dockerignore, so this is a few MB +# of Kotlin and resources rather than the 2 GB it used to be with node_modules and build/ swept in. +COPY . . + +# THE WARM-UP, and the reason it is `testClasses` rather than `dependencies`. +# +# It used to be `./gradlew dependencies --configuration compileClasspath > /dev/null 2>&1 || true`, and that +# command does NOT warm this cache. It resolves dependency METADATA; it never triggers the artifact +# transform that EXTRACTS the IntelliJ Platform, which is where the several GB actually are. Measured: that +# command leaves caches/*/transforms at 179 MB with no extracted IDE in it. The image looked warm and every +# job re-downloaded and re-extracted the platform — invisibly, because of the redirect and the `|| true`. +# +# `testClasses` compiles main and test sources, so it resolves AND extracts everything `test`, `detekt`, +# `spotlessCheck`, `buildPlugin` and the CodeQL Kotlin build need. +# +# No `> /dev/null`, and no `|| true`. A warm-up that fails must fail the image build. The old form could not +# report anything: the whole point of this image is the cache, so "the cache step failed but the image is +# fine" is not a state worth being able to reach. +RUN ./gradlew --no-daemon testClasses + +# npm dependencies for the frontend tests. `npm ci` needs package-lock.json, which is why it is copied above. +# +# What is baked is the npm CACHE, not `node_modules`, and the distinction is the whole point: the cleanup +# step below wipes /warmup, so a baked node_modules would be deleted moments after being built — the warm-up +# would look like it worked and buy nothing. `node_modules` also MUST match the package-lock.json of whatever +# commit CI checks out, not the one that happened to be current when the image was cut, so keeping it would +# be wrong even if it survived. The cache is version-addressed and therefore safe to reuse: `npm ci` in CI +# rebuilds node_modules from it without touching the network. +ENV npm_config_cache=/opt/npm-cache +# `node_modules` is removed in the SAME layer that creates it. It is scaffolding — the cache above is what +# survives — and a `rm` in a later layer would not reclaim the space, only hide it. +RUN npm ci --no-audit --no-fund \ + && rm -rf /warmup/node_modules + +RUN rm -rf /warmup/* /warmup/.[!.]* 2>/dev/null || true +WORKDIR /workspace diff --git a/.github/dependabot.yml b/.github/dependabot.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e8dee000 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/dependabot.yml @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +# Dependabot. +# +# The `github-actions` ecosystem is the load-bearing one here. Every action in .github/workflows is +# pinned by full commit SHA, which is the right call for supply-chain reasons and would rot instantly +# without something proposing the bumps — a stale pin is a pin to unpatched code. Dependabot understands +# SHA pins and rewrites both the SHA and the `# vX.Y.Z` comment, so the pinning costs no manual work. +version: 2 + +updates: + - package-ecosystem: github-actions + directory: / + schedule: + # Monthly, not weekly. Every proposed bump costs a full pipeline and a review, and weekly produced + # more of both than the changes justified — build tooling that moves a patch version does not need + # attention four times a month. SECURITY updates are unaffected: they arrive on their own schedule + # regardless of this interval, which is the point of separating them. + interval: monthly + open-pull-requests-limit: 5 + commit-message: + prefix: build # Conventional Commits — the commit-msg hook and the changelog both depend on it + include: scope + labels: [dependencies, ci] + groups: + # Every action here is pinned by full commit SHA, so a bump is a one-line SHA change per action and + # reviewing them one PR at a time buys nothing but pipeline runs. + actions: + patterns: ['*'] + security: + applies-to: security-updates + patterns: ['*'] + ignore: + # A major of an action can change its inputs or its runtime, and every one here is pinned by commit + # SHA — so the diff is opaque by design and the changelog is the only way to know what moved. + - dependency-name: '*' + update-types: [version-update:semver-major] + + # Build tooling only: vitest/jsdom for the frontend tests, commitlint for the commit gate, and the + # Agent SDK as protocol reference. None of it ships (see SECURITY.md), which is exactly why the + # updates are grouped — they are maintenance, not security releases, and one PR a week is enough. + - package-ecosystem: npm + directory: / + schedule: + # Monthly, not weekly. Every proposed bump costs a full pipeline and a review, and weekly produced + # more of both than the changes justified — build tooling that moves a patch version does not need + # attention four times a month. SECURITY updates are unaffected: they arrive on their own schedule + # regardless of this interval, which is the point of separating them. + interval: monthly + open-pull-requests-limit: 3 + commit-message: + prefix: build + include: scope + labels: [dependencies] + groups: + dev-tooling: + patterns: ['*'] + update-types: [minor, patch] + # Security updates are a SEPARATE stream: they ignore `open-pull-requests-limit` entirely, and the + # group above does not cover them because `applies-to` defaults to version-updates. That is how five + # landed at once despite a limit of three — each firing a full pipeline, verifier included, for + # transitive devDependencies that are never distributed (`npm audit --omit=dev` reports 0). + # One PR for the lot: same review, one CI run. + security: + applies-to: security-updates + patterns: ['*'] + ignore: + # Majors are proposed by a human, not by a bot. They are where a bump actually breaks something, they + # need reading the changelog and running the suite, and a PR that sits open for weeks re-running CI on + # every merge into develop is worse than no PR. Patch and minor keep arriving grouped. + - dependency-name: '*' + update-types: [version-update:semver-major] + # The SDK baseline is not Dependabot's to move. `checkDrift` bumps it as part of a *reconciled* + # protocol review — taking the new version without reading the surface diff is how a protocol gap + # gets silently blessed. + - dependency-name: '@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk' + + - package-ecosystem: gradle + directory: / + schedule: + # Monthly, not weekly. Every proposed bump costs a full pipeline and a review, and weekly produced + # more of both than the changes justified — build tooling that moves a patch version does not need + # attention four times a month. SECURITY updates are unaffected: they arrive on their own schedule + # regardless of this interval, which is the point of separating them. + interval: monthly + open-pull-requests-limit: 3 + commit-message: + prefix: build + include: scope + labels: [dependencies] + groups: + # Patch and minor bumps of build tooling reviewed together. A MAJOR stays on its own PR on purpose: + # this ecosystem is where a bump can hang the headless suite (the 2.16 -> 2.18 platform-plugin + # attempt did exactly that), so a major deserves its own run and its own decision. + build-tooling: + patterns: ['*'] + update-types: [minor, patch] + security: + applies-to: security-updates + patterns: ['*'] + ignore: + # Majors by hand — and this ecosystem is the cautionary tale: the IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin + # 2.16 -> 2.18 bump passed CI and hung the headless suite locally, forever, inside the platform's own + # test fixture. A bot cannot make that call and CI would not have caught it either. + - dependency-name: '*' + update-types: [version-update:semver-major] + # kotlinx-serialization is provided by the IntelliJ Platform at runtime; the declared version has + # to match what the targeted IDEs ship, not the newest release. Bumping it blindly is a + # NoSuchMethodError on a user's IDE, not an upgrade. + - dependency-name: 'org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-serialization-json' diff --git a/.github/rulesets/develop.json b/.github/rulesets/develop.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c808a0df --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/rulesets/develop.json @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +{ + "name": "protect-develop", + "target": "branch", + "enforcement": "active", + "conditions": { + "ref_name": { + "include": [ + "refs/heads/develop" + ], + "exclude": [] + } + }, + "bypass_actors": [], + "rules": [ + { + "type": "deletion" + }, + { + "type": "non_fast_forward" + }, + { + "type": "required_signatures" + }, + { + "type": "pull_request", + "parameters": { + "_comment": [ + "0, not 1 \u2014 see the long note in main.json. GitHub does not let an author approve their own", + "pull request, so on a single-maintainer repository requiring an approval makes the branch", + "unmergeable rather than well-guarded. Raise it to 1 when a second maintainer exists." + ], + "required_approving_review_count": 0, + "dismiss_stale_reviews_on_push": true, + "require_code_owner_review": false, + "require_last_push_approval": false, + "required_review_thread_resolution": false, + "allowed_merge_methods": [ + "squash", + "merge" + ] + } + }, + { + "type": "required_status_checks", + "parameters": { + "strict_required_status_checks_policy": false, + "do_not_enforce_on_create": false, + "required_status_checks": [ + { + "context": "JVM tests" + }, + { + "context": "Frontend tests" + } + ] + } + } + ] +} diff --git a/.github/rulesets/main.json b/.github/rulesets/main.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0e7f67c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/rulesets/main.json @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +{ + "name": "protect-main", + "target": "branch", + "enforcement": "active", + "conditions": { + "ref_name": { + "include": [ + "refs/heads/main" + ], + "exclude": [] + } + }, + "bypass_actors": [], + "rules": [ + { + "type": "deletion" + }, + { + "type": "non_fast_forward" + }, + { + "type": "required_signatures" + }, + { + "type": "pull_request", + "parameters": { + "_comment": [ + "required_approving_review_count is 0 ON PURPOSE, and it is not a weakened gate \u2014 it is the", + "only value that is not a deadlock. GitHub does not let an author approve their own pull", + "request, so on a single-maintainer repository 'require 1 approval' with no bypass actors means", + "NOTHING can ever be merged: no direct push, no approval available, no way around it.", + "", + "What still holds, and is what the gate is actually made of here: a pull request is required, it", + "must be up to date, and every status check must pass. Those are mechanical and cannot be", + "talked out of. A human approval is a real control when there IS a second human; requiring one", + "that cannot exist is theatre that locks the door from the inside.", + "", + "RAISE THIS TO 1 the moment a second maintainer has write access \u2014 and re-enable", + "require_code_owner_review and require_last_push_approval at the same time, both of which are", + "off for the same reason." + ], + "required_approving_review_count": 0, + "dismiss_stale_reviews_on_push": true, + "require_code_owner_review": false, + "require_last_push_approval": false, + "required_review_thread_resolution": true, + "allowed_merge_methods": [ + "merge" + ] + } + }, + { + "type": "required_status_checks", + "parameters": { + "strict_required_status_checks_policy": true, + "do_not_enforce_on_create": false, + "required_status_checks": [ + { + "context": "JVM tests" + }, + { + "context": "Static analysis" + }, + { + "context": "Frontend tests" + }, + { + "context": "Dependency audit" + }, + { + "context": "CodeQL (java-kotlin)" + }, + { + "context": "CodeQL (javascript-typescript)" + }, + { + "context": "Plugin verifier" + }, + { + "context": "Build plugin" + } + ] + } + } + ] +} diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8dd2dd26 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -0,0 +1,406 @@ +# CI — the gate every change passes before it can be merged. +# +# Mirrors exactly what a developer runs locally (see AGENTS.md); if a gate only fails here, that is a +# workstation-provisioning problem, not a pipeline problem, and it gets fixed on the workstation. +# +# Every action is pinned by full commit SHA, not by tag. A tag is mutable: whoever controls the action's +# repository can repoint it at different code, and that code runs with this workflow's token. Dependabot +# (.github/dependabot.yml) proposes SHA bumps weekly, so pinning costs nothing in maintenance. +name: CI + +on: + # Pull requests ONLY — there is deliberately no `push` trigger. + # + # A branch with an open PR fires `pull_request` on every push to it (the `synchronize` event), so the + # iteration loop is fully covered, and covered ONCE. Having both triggers meant two complete pipelines per + # commit for identical information; this removes that at the root instead of relying on the concurrency + # group to cancel one of them in time. + # + # Two consequences, recorded because each removes something we were leaning on: + # + # - No CI on the push that a merge into `develop` creates. That run was the stated justification for + # dropping the up-to-date requirement on develop — two pull requests that are green apart can break + # together, and develop's own run was what would have caught it. It is now caught at the pull request + # into `main`, where the full gate runs, rather than immediately after the merge. + # - A branch with no open pull request gets no checks at all. That is the intent: no PR, no promotion. + # + # `release.yml` is unaffected — it carries its own `push: branches: [main]` trigger and still fires on the + # merge that publishes. + pull_request: + branches: [develop, main] + workflow_dispatch: + +# Least privilege at the top; a job that needs more elevates it for itself. The default token is +# read/write on everything, which a compromised dependency would happily use. +permissions: + contents: read + +# One run per ref. Superseded PR runs are cancelled — but pushes to develop/main are NOT, so the history +# of what passed on the trunk stays complete. +concurrency: + # Keyed on the COMMIT, not the ref. A branch with an open PR fires both `push` and `pull_request` for the + # same commit, and `github.ref` differs between them (refs/heads/x vs refs/pull/N/merge) — so the old group + # let both run to completion, doubling every job on every push for no extra information. Same SHA now means + # same group, so the duplicate is cancelled and whichever run survives reports the checks. + group: ci-${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha || github.sha }} + # Cancel superseded runs on EVERY event, not just PRs. Pushing three times in a row previously left three + # full pipelines racing, each spending ten minutes downloading IDEs for a commit already replaced. + cancel-in-progress: true + +env: + # No daemon: a fresh JVM per job is the honest measurement on ephemeral runners, and a leaked daemon + # between steps is a class of "works on the second run" bug we do not want to own. + GRADLE_OPTS: -Dorg.gradle.daemon=false -Dorg.gradle.console=plain + +jobs: + # Unit + headless (BasePlatformTestCase, in-process IDE fixture) + integration (the bin/fake-claude + # Python stand-in). The whole non-UI pyramid, 677 tests. + test: + name: JVM tests + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 30 + # EVERY job in this file runs in this image, and the image is the ONLY caching mechanism. + # + # `gradle/actions/setup-gradle` used to sit in the heavy jobs and was quietly useless here: the warm + # GRADLE_USER_HOME measures 31 GB (23 GB of extracted IDE transforms under caches/9.5.1, 7.7 GB of the + # downloaded IDE artifacts under modules-2), and a GitHub Actions cache entry is capped at 10 GB per + # repository. It could never have stored what it appeared to be storing — it was saving a partial + # cache, evicting it, and re-downloading the rest on the next run. The image has no such ceiling, and + # the trade is explicit: refreshing what CI has cached now means rebuilding and pushing the image, + # which is a deliberate act rather than something that drifts between runs. + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + # The package stays PRIVATE and is pulled with the run's own GITHUB_TOKEN — no new secret, nothing to + # rotate, and access dies with the job. This requires the package to have been granted Read access to + # THIS repository (package settings -> Manage Actions access): `packages: read` widens what the token + # may ask for, it does not authorise it against a package the repo was never linked to. Without that + # link the pull fails with a bare `denied`, which reads like a wrong image name. + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and every run silently re-downloads what the image already has. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + + # NB there is deliberately no `setup-gradle` step, in this job or any other. See the note at the + # `container:` block above: the image IS the cache, and the action's cache was never doing the job + # it looked like it was doing. + + # Coverage is verified HERE, in the same job and the same Gradle invocation as the tests. + # `koverVerify` depends on `:test`, so running it in the separate `Static analysis` job re-ran the whole + # JVM suite on a second runner with a cold cache — the single most expensive duplicate in this pipeline, + # and invisible because both jobs were green. Coverage is a property OF a test run; it belongs with it. + - name: Run tests and verify coverage gates + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace test koverVerify + + - name: Upload test reports + if: always() + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: jvm-test-reports + path: | + build/reports/tests/ + build/test-results/ + retention-days: 14 + + # Static analysis and formatting, for BOTH languages in the repo. Added in 5.0.0 together with the tools + # themselves — before that the entire quality bar rested on review, which is the thing the standards say + # to mechanise ("if formatting is being discussed in a review, a formatter is missing"). + # + # Deliberately NOT a dependency of any other job: it is fast, it is independent, and a formatting failure + # should not hide a test failure by short-circuiting the run. Both results land on the PR together. + static-analysis: + name: Static analysis + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 20 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + # The package stays PRIVATE and is pulled with the run's own GITHUB_TOKEN — no new secret, nothing to + # rotate, and access dies with the job. `packages: read` is granted per job below; without it the pull + # fails with a 401 that reads like a wrong image name rather than a permission problem. + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and every run silently re-downloads what the image already has. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + # Same door as the verifier: pull requests into main, and the protected branches themselves. + # A branch iterating towards develop runs only the two test suites; formatting, lint and coverage are + # settled before anything is promoted. The cost is real and worth naming — a formatting or detekt + # failure now lands ON develop and is fixed by a follow-up commit, instead of being caught in the PR. + if: >- + (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.base_ref == 'main') || + (github.event_name == 'push' && + (github.ref == 'refs/heads/develop' || github.ref == 'refs/heads/main')) + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + + # `npm ci` is fast rather than free here: node_modules is NOT baked into the image (it must match the + # lockfile of the commit under test, not the one current when the image was cut), but the npm cache is, + # so this resolves from /opt/npm-cache without touching the network. + - run: npm ci + + # detekt: rule config in config/detekt/detekt.yml, each non-default setting carrying its reasoning + # at the setting itself. config/detekt/baseline.xml holds exactly two accepted findings, both about + # ClaudeSession, both explained in that file — do NOT regenerate it to make a build pass. + - name: detekt + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace detekt + + - name: Formatting (Spotless / ktlint) + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace spotlessCheck + + # NB the per-package coverage gates (`koverVerify`) are NOT run here. They live in the `JVM tests` job, + # because Kover derives coverage from an actual test run: invoking it here re-executed the entire JVM + # suite on this runner. See docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md §Coverage policy for the thresholds themselves. + + # The shipped JCEF JavaScript. no-eval / no-implied-eval / no-new-func are errors here because the + # page runs under a hash-pinned CSP with no 'unsafe-eval': without this gate, code the browser will + # silently refuse in a user's IDE can still reach main. + - name: ESLint (shipped frontend) + run: npm run lint + + - name: Prettier + run: npm run format:check + + - name: Upload analysis reports + if: always() + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: static-analysis-reports + path: | + build/reports/detekt/ + build/reports/kover/ + retention-days: 14 + + # The JCEF web app (src/main/resources/jcef/*.js) under vitest + jsdom. Nothing here ships in the + # plugin — vitest and jsdom are devDependencies — but the code under test absolutely does. + frontend-test: + name: Frontend tests + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 10 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + # The package stays PRIVATE and is pulled with the run's own GITHUB_TOKEN — no new secret, nothing to + # rotate, and access dies with the job. `packages: read` is granted per job below; without it the pull + # fails with a 401 that reads like a wrong image name rather than a permission problem. + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and every run silently re-downloads what the image already has. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + + # `npm ci` (not `install`): it installs exactly the committed lockfile and fails if package.json + # and the lockfile disagree, which is the only way CI tests the dependency tree that was reviewed. + - name: Install dependencies + run: npm ci + + - name: Run frontend tests + run: npm test + env: + CI: 'true' # switches vitest to the JUnit reporter (vitest.config.js) + + - name: Upload frontend report + if: always() + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: frontend-test-report + path: build/reports/frontend/ + retention-days: 14 + + # Supply-chain gate on the build tooling. The plugin ships no npm code, so a finding here reaches a + # developer's machine and never a user — hence `--omit=dev` (the distributed scope) is the hard gate, + # and the full tree is reported without breaking the build. See SECURITY.md for the reasoning. + audit: + name: Dependency audit + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 10 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + # The package stays PRIVATE and is pulled with the run's own GITHUB_TOKEN — no new secret, nothing to + # rotate, and access dies with the job. `packages: read` is granted per job below; without it the pull + # fails with a 401 that reads like a wrong image name rather than a permission problem. + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and every run silently re-downloads what the image already has. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + # Same door. NB this is the check that judges exactly what a Dependabot pull request changes, so it no + # longer runs on the PR that proposes the bump — only once that bump is on develop, and again before it + # can reach main. Nothing ships un-audited; the finding simply arrives one merge later. + if: >- + (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.base_ref == 'main') || + (github.event_name == 'push' && + (github.ref == 'refs/heads/develop' || github.ref == 'refs/heads/main')) + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + + - run: npm ci + + - name: Audit the distributed scope (blocking) + run: npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=low + + - name: Audit the full tree (informational) + run: npm audit || true + + # The IntelliJ Plugin Verifier: the ONLY thing that catches a *binary* incompatibility across the + # declared 251 → 263.* range. Compiling against 252 proves nothing about 262 — that asymmetry is + # exactly how the 4.4.1 /login regression shipped. It downloads several full IDEs, hence the timeout. + verify: + name: Plugin verifier + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 60 + container: + # Same image as every other job, and it does NOT carry the IDEs this job downloads — see the note at + # the top of .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. Baking them made the image 38.1 GB, which every job paid for + # on its own runner, to save ten minutes on the one job that runs least often. + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + # The package stays PRIVATE and is pulled with the run's own GITHUB_TOKEN — no new secret, nothing to + # rotate, and access dies with the job. `packages: read` is granted per job below; without it the pull + # fails with a 401 that reads like a wrong image name rather than a permission problem. + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and every run silently re-downloads what the image already has. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + needs: [test, frontend-test] + # The expensive one: ~10 minutes and 1.25 GB of IDE downloads. It runs where the answer is load-bearing — + # on every pull request, and on the protected branches — and NOT on each push to a topic branch, where it + # was re-verifying a commit nobody was about to merge. The gate is unchanged: it is still a required check + # on develop and main, and a PR cannot merge without it. What is lost is early detection mid-branch, which + # is a real cost and the reason it ran everywhere until now. + # Where the exhaustive check belongs: the develop -> main door, plus the protected branches themselves. + # + # NOT on topic branches and NOT on pull requests into develop — those iterate constantly and this job is + # ~10 minutes and 1.25 GB of IDE downloads. It DOES run on any pull request targeting main, because that + # is the merge that publishes, and it is the only gate that catches a BINARY incompatibility across the + # 251 -> 262 range (compiling against 252 proves nothing about 262 — see the 4.4.1 /login regression). + if: >- + (github.event_name == 'pull_request' && github.base_ref == 'main') || + (github.event_name == 'push' && + (github.ref == 'refs/heads/develop' || github.ref == 'refs/heads/main')) + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + + # The old `Free disk space` step is gone. It deleted /usr/share/dotnet and friends, and inside a + # container those paths are the IMAGE's, not the runner's — it was freeing nothing while looking + # like the safety margin for this job. The margin now comes from the IDEs being baked: this job no + # longer downloads or extracts 1.25 GB, it reads what is already on disk. + + - name: Verify plugin + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace verifyPlugin + + # `verifyPlugin` depends on `buildPlugin`, so the distributable already exists here. Hand it to the + # `Build plugin` job instead of letting it build a second time on a fresh runner: that job asserts + # properties OF the artifact, and asserting them on a DIFFERENT build than the one just verified was + # both wasteful and subtly wrong — the bytes checked were never the bytes verified. + - name: Hand the built distributable to the assertions job + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: verified-distribution + path: build/distributions/*.zip + retention-days: 1 + if-no-files-found: error + + - name: Upload verifier report + if: always() + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: plugin-verifier-report + path: build/reports/pluginVerifier/ + retention-days: 30 + + # Properties of the DISTRIBUTABLE, asserted on the exact artifact the verifier just checked. + # + # It no longer builds its own: `verifyPlugin` already produced one, and rebuilding meant these assertions + # ran against bytes that were never verified — a second build on a fresh runner is not guaranteed to be + # the same artifact. Downloading it also drops a full Gradle setup, JDK provision and compile from the + # critical path. Unsigned and unpublished by design: signing and publishing happen only in release.yml, + # behind a human approval. + build: + name: Build plugin + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 10 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + needs: [verify] + steps: + - name: Fetch the verified distributable + uses: actions/download-artifact@3e5f45b2cfb9172054b4087a40e8e0b5a5461e7c # v8.0.1 + with: + name: verified-distribution + path: build/distributions + + # A claim SECURITY.md makes to users, enforced here rather than trusted: the published artifact + # contains no npm code. If this ever fails, either the packaging changed or the claim was false. + - name: Assert no npm code is packaged + run: | + zip=$(ls build/distributions/*.zip) + count=$(unzip -l "$zip" | grep -c node_modules || true) + echo "node_modules entries in $zip: $count" + [ "$count" -eq 0 ] || { echo "::error::npm code leaked into the distributed artifact"; exit 1; } + + # Likewise for attribution: the licences of the bundled web libraries must travel INSIDE the jar, + # because that is where the redistribution obligation actually lands. + - name: Assert third-party attribution is packaged + run: | + unzip -o -q build/distributions/*.zip -d /tmp/dist + jar=$(ls /tmp/dist/*/lib/claude-code-native-*.jar | grep -v searchableOptions | head -1) + for f in META-INF/LICENSE META-INF/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md; do + unzip -l "$jar" | grep -q "$f" || { echo "::error::$f missing from $jar"; exit 1; } + done + echo "attribution present in $jar" + + - name: Upload plugin zip + uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1 + with: + name: plugin-distribution + path: build/distributions/*.zip + retention-days: 30 diff --git a/.github/workflows/codeql.yml b/.github/workflows/codeql.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..957289f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/codeql.yml @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +# CodeQL — static analysis of the two languages that actually ship. +# +# Both matter and for different reasons. The Kotlin is the host: it spawns a process, answers a control +# protocol, and decides what a model is allowed to touch. The JavaScript is the JCEF web app: it renders +# untrusted model output into a DOM, which is the only place in this plugin where "content becomes code" +# is even conceivable (the hash-pinned CSP is why it is not — see ADR 0002). +name: CodeQL + +on: + push: + branches: [develop, main] + pull_request: + branches: [develop, main] + schedule: + # Weekly, because a finding can appear without the code changing: the query packs are updated + # continuously, so today's clean scan is not a statement about next month's known patterns. + - cron: '17 4 * * 1' + +permissions: + contents: read + +concurrency: + group: codeql-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: ${{ github.event_name == 'pull_request' }} + +# The two languages were one matrix, and splitting them is not cosmetic: only ONE of them wants a +# container, and a matrix cannot express "container here, bare runner there" without `fromJSON` gymnastics +# around a `credentials:` block. +# +# java-kotlin needs a JDK and a full Gradle resolution of the IntelliJ Platform, so it runs in +# cc-ci:base and inherits the warm GRADLE_USER_HOME. It used to provision the JDK with +# setup-java and resolve the platform from cold on every run. +# javascript-typescript is `build-mode: none`. It needs no JDK, no Gradle and no npm install — the +# scanner reads the sources. Putting it in the image would add a 6.5 GB pull to a job that +# would use none of it, making it strictly slower. It stays on the bare runner. +jobs: + analyze-kotlin: + name: CodeQL (java-kotlin) + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 45 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read # pull the CI image + security-events: write # publish findings to the Security tab + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. If these diverge, the warmed caches + # baked into the image are invisible and this job silently re-resolves the whole platform. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + GRADLE_OPTS: -Dorg.gradle.daemon=false -Dorg.gradle.console=plain + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + # No `setup-java` step: the image already carries the Temurin 21 the rest of the pipeline builds + # with. Provisioning a second JDK here meant CodeQL analysed a build that used a different one. + + - name: Initialize CodeQL + uses: github/codeql-action/init@18420e3271f74589575af831a523c833acda327f # codeql-bundle-v2.26.2 + with: + languages: java-kotlin + build-mode: manual + # security-extended over the default pack: this is a security-sensitive plugin with real + # users, and the extra precision cost is a few minutes on a free runner. + queries: security-extended + + # Manual build rather than autobuild: autobuild guesses, and this project's build resolves the + # whole IntelliJ Platform. `classes` compiles main + resources without running tests twice. + - name: Build (Kotlin) + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace classes + + - name: Analyze + uses: github/codeql-action/analyze@18420e3271f74589575af831a523c833acda327f # codeql-bundle-v2.26.2 + with: + category: /language:java-kotlin + + analyze-javascript: + name: CodeQL (javascript-typescript) + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 45 + permissions: + contents: read + security-events: write + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + - name: Initialize CodeQL + uses: github/codeql-action/init@18420e3271f74589575af831a523c833acda327f # codeql-bundle-v2.26.2 + with: + languages: javascript-typescript + build-mode: none + queries: security-extended + + - name: Analyze + uses: github/codeql-action/analyze@18420e3271f74589575af831a523c833acda327f # codeql-bundle-v2.26.2 + with: + category: /language:javascript-typescript diff --git a/.github/workflows/drift.yml b/.github/workflows/drift.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..93cef912 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/drift.yml @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# Protocol drift watcher. +# +# The plugin speaks to the `claude` binary directly over stream-json + control frames. That protocol is +# not versioned for us and not ours to freeze: Anthropic ships a new binary, a new message kind appears, +# and the plugin quietly stops modelling part of the surface. The user's symptom is not an error — it is +# a feature that silently does nothing, which is the worst kind of regression to notice. +# +# So we do not wait to notice. This job installs the current CLI, pulls the current SDK, and asks +# `checkDrift` whether anything appeared that the Kotlin does not handle. It opens an issue when it does. +# +# It NEVER commits. Reconciling drift is a judgement call — is this a new message we should surface, or +# one we deliberately ignore? — and a bot that answers that on its own would be wrong at the worst time. +name: Protocol drift + +on: + schedule: + - cron: '23 6 * * 2' # weekly, Tuesday + workflow_dispatch: + +permissions: + contents: read + +# Weekly, so overlap is unlikely — but a manual dispatch during a scheduled run would have two of these +# racing to file the same issue. Queued rather than cancelled: a drift report half-written is worse than +# one that starts a few minutes late. +concurrency: + group: drift + cancel-in-progress: false + +jobs: + drift: + name: Check protocol drift + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 30 + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + issues: write # to file the drift report + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + # Deliberately NOT `npm ci`: checkDrift's whole job is to compare the pinned baseline against the + # LATEST published SDK, so it needs the tree to be updatable. It runs `npm update` itself. + - name: Install dependencies + run: npm install + + - name: Install the claude CLI + run: | + npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code + echo "CLAUDE_BINARY=$(command -v claude)" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" + claude --version + + # No credentials are provided and none are needed: the check reads the binary's advertised + # protocol surface, it does not run a session. If this ever starts needing auth, that is a + # finding in itself and the job should fail loudly rather than be handed a token. + - name: Check drift + id: drift + run: | + set +e + ./gradlew --no-daemon checkDrift 2>&1 | tee /tmp/drift.log + echo "status=${PIPESTATUS[0]}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + set -e + + - name: Extract the report + if: always() + run: | + awk '/DRIFT REPORT/,/^={10,}$/' /tmp/drift.log > /tmp/report.md || true + [ -s /tmp/report.md ] || cp /tmp/drift.log /tmp/report.md + { + echo '' + echo '---' + echo "Produced by [this run](${{ github.server_url }}/${{ github.repository }}/actions/runs/${{ github.run_id }})." + echo 'Reconcile it by hand — see `docs/DRIFT_DETECTION.md`. Do not bump the baseline without' + echo 'checking whether the new surface needs modelling in `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES`.' + } >> /tmp/report.md + cat /tmp/report.md >> "$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY" + + - name: File an issue on real drift + if: steps.drift.outputs.status != '0' + uses: peter-evans/create-issue-from-file@fca9117c27cdc29c6c4db3b86c48e4115a786710 # v6.0.0 + with: + title: 'Protocol drift detected in the claude binary / SDK' + content-filepath: /tmp/report.md + labels: protocol-drift diff --git a/.github/workflows/release.yml b/.github/workflows/release.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ffd1078 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/release.yml @@ -0,0 +1,309 @@ +# Release — sign the plugin and publish it to the JetBrains Marketplace. +# +# This is the only workflow that can reach real users, so it is the most constrained one in the repo. +# Three independent gates have to line up before anything is published: +# +# 1. TAG. It runs on a `vX.Y.Z` tag and nothing else. The tag is the identity of the artifact +# (ADR 0001 §3) — the same input must always mean the same bytes. +# 2. LINEAGE. The tagged commit must be reachable from `main`. Tagging a feature branch, or a +# develop commit that never went through a PR into main, aborts the run. `main` is +# protected and only accepts PRs, so "reachable from main" IS "was reviewed and merged". +# 3. HUMAN. Publishing lives in the `marketplace` GitHub Environment with a required reviewer. +# Marketplace publication cannot be undone; a version is out the moment it is out. +# +# Gate 2 is the one worth arguing about, so: it is not decoration. Without it, anyone who can push a +# tag can publish from any code, and the PR review that gate 3 assumes has happened becomes optional. +name: Release + +on: + push: + # Primary path: a merge into `main` releases whatever version build.gradle.kts declares. The version in + # the code is the single source of truth — the tag is derived from it, so the two can no longer disagree. + branches: [main] + # Kept as the manual escape hatch: an explicit tag still releases. Useful to re-cut after a failed + # publish without pushing an empty commit to main. A tag created BY this workflow does not re-trigger it + # (GitHub deliberately does not fire workflows for GITHUB_TOKEN-pushed refs), so there is no loop. + tags: ['v[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+'] + +permissions: + contents: read + +concurrency: + # Never cancel a release in flight — a half-published Marketplace upload is not a state anyone wants + # to reason about. Queue instead. + group: release-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: false + +env: + GRADLE_OPTS: -Dorg.gradle.daemon=false -Dorg.gradle.console=plain + +jobs: + # Gate 2, on its own so it fails in seconds and before any secret is in scope. + guard: + name: Decide the version and check lineage + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 5 + outputs: + tag: ${{ steps.resolve.outputs.tag }} + version: ${{ steps.resolve.outputs.version }} + release: ${{ steps.resolve.outputs.release }} + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + fetch-depth: 0 # need the graph and the tags, not just this commit + persist-credentials: false + + # Lineage. On a tag push this is the load-bearing gate: without it, anyone who can push a tag can + # publish from any code. On a main push it is trivially true, and checked anyway rather than assumed — + # the cost is one command and the failure mode it guards against is publishing unreviewed code. + - name: Assert this commit is on main + run: | + git fetch --no-tags origin main:refs/remotes/origin/main + if ! git merge-base --is-ancestor "$GITHUB_SHA" origin/main; then + echo "::error::${GITHUB_REF_NAME} points at a commit that is not reachable from main." + echo "Releases are cut from main only, and main only accepts reviewed PRs from develop." + exit 1 + fi + echo "lineage OK — $GITHUB_SHA is reachable from main." + + # build.gradle.kts is the SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH for the version. On a main push the tag is derived + # from it; on a tag push the two must agree. Either way a release can never be published under a + # number nobody chose. + - name: Resolve the version and decide whether to release + id: resolve + run: | + declared=$(grep -m1 '^version = ' build.gradle.kts | sed 's/.*"\(.*\)".*/\1/') + [ -n "$declared" ] || { echo "::error::could not read version from build.gradle.kts"; exit 1; } + tag="v${declared}" + + if [ "$GITHUB_REF_TYPE" = "tag" ]; then + [ "$GITHUB_REF_NAME" = "$tag" ] || { + echo "::error::tag $GITHUB_REF_NAME does not match build.gradle.kts version $declared"; exit 1; } + fi + + # An existing tag means this version is already released. Do NOT publish again, and do NOT fail: + # main legitimately receives merges that are not releases (a docs fix, a reverted change), and a + # red run on every one of those is an alarm people learn to ignore. Published tags stay immutable + # — that is the correction ADR 0001 records, after v4.3.2 and v4.4.1 were each force-re-cut. + if git ls-remote --exit-code --tags origin "refs/tags/$tag" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + echo "release=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "::notice::$tag already exists — nothing to release. Bump the version in build.gradle.kts to cut a new one." + else + echo "release=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "::notice::will release $tag from $GITHUB_SHA" + fi + echo "tag=$tag" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "version=$declared" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + + # Full gate again on the exact tagged tree. CI already ran on the branch, but a release must be + # verified against what is actually being shipped, not against what was on develop last week. + verify: + name: Tests and verifier + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 60 + needs: [guard] + if: needs.guard.outputs.release == 'true' + # The same image ci.yml uses, for the same reason and with one extra: this gate must run the toolchain + # the branch was green on. Provisioning the JDK and Node here from separate actions meant the release + # gate could pass or fail on a toolchain the pull request never saw. + container: + image: ghcr.io/serialexperimentslainnnn/cc-ci:base + credentials: + username: ${{ github.actor }} + password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + permissions: + contents: read + packages: read + env: + # MUST match GRADLE_USER_HOME in .github/ci-image/Dockerfile. + GRADLE_USER_HOME: /opt/gradle-home + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + - run: npm ci + - run: npm test + env: + CI: 'true' + + - run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace test verifyPlugin + + + # Gate 3, and the ONLY job that produces a distributable. + # + # Build, sign, publish and release all happen here, from ONE `buildPlugin` invocation, because + # "build once, promote the same artifact" is not a slogan: the earlier split built the zip twice — + # once to attach to the GitHub Release, once to sign and send to the Marketplace — and a Gradle zip + # is not byte-reproducible (file timestamps alone see to that). Users would have been offered two + # different artifacts under one version number, and the checksum published next to one of them would + # not have matched the other. + # + # The cost of collapsing it: the provenance attestation is minted in a job that also holds secrets. + # That is the lesser problem. Attestation proves WHERE a build ran, and this is the job where the + # release is genuinely built; two divergent artifacts is a correctness bug users can actually hit. + # + # Everything here is behind the `marketplace` environment, so nothing runs until a human approves — + # and no credential is even in scope before that point. + publish: + name: Build, sign and publish + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 45 + needs: [guard, verify] + if: needs.guard.outputs.release == 'true' + environment: + name: marketplace + url: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/31965-claude-code-native + permissions: + contents: write # create the GitHub Release + id-token: write # OIDC identity for the attestation + attestations: write # write the provenance record + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + with: + persist-credentials: false + + - uses: actions/setup-java@b6effb05e454b25005698d916606bdc6ffcbf961 # v5.7.0 + with: + distribution: temurin + java-version: '21' + + - uses: gradle/actions/setup-gradle@9c971963bec38e04b3d30dcc455b5382be2fdbfb # v6.3.0 + with: + cache-read-only: true + + # --- build, sign and publish: ONE Gradle invocation -------------------------------------- + # The order inside it is not stylistic. Verified against the plugin's own source + # (PublishPluginTask.kt): `publishPlugin` uploads `signPlugin.signedArchiveFile` **only if + # `signPlugin.didWork`**, and falls back to the UNSIGNED archive otherwise. `didWork` is false + # when the task is up-to-date or served from cache — so splitting these across invocations, or + # moving the signed zip before publishing, is how you quietly ship an unsigned plugin. Running + # them together on a fresh checkout makes `didWork` true by construction. + - name: Build, sign and publish to the JetBrains Marketplace + env: + CERTIFICATE_CHAIN: ${{ secrets.CERTIFICATE_CHAIN }} + PRIVATE_KEY: ${{ secrets.PRIVATE_KEY }} + PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD }} + PUBLISH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PUBLISH_TOKEN }} + run: ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace buildPlugin signPlugin publishPlugin + + # signPlugin writes `--signed.zip` next to the unsigned one. The SIGNED file is + # the artifact — it is what the Marketplace now serves and what users install — so it is what + # gets checksummed, GPG-signed, attested and attached. It is republished here under the plain + # versioned name, because "-signed" is a build detail and not a product name. + - name: Collect the published artifact + id: artifact + run: | + signed=$(ls build/distributions/*-signed.zip 2>/dev/null | head -1) + if [ -z "$signed" ]; then + echo "::error::signPlugin produced no *-signed.zip — the plugin may have been published UNSIGNED." + ls -la build/distributions/ || true + exit 1 + fi + mkdir -p dist + name="claude-code-native-${{ needs.guard.outputs.version }}.zip" + cp "$signed" "dist/$name" + echo "name=$name" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "published $name sha256=$(sha256sum "dist/$name" | cut -d' ' -f1)" + + - name: Attest build provenance + uses: actions/attest-build-provenance@0f67c3f4856b2e3261c31976d6725780e5e4c373 # v4.1.1 + with: + subject-path: dist/${{ steps.artifact.outputs.name }} + + # --- GPG-sign the exact bytes that were published ------------------------------------------- + - name: Import the CI signing key + run: | + printf '%s' "${{ secrets.GPG_SIGNING_KEY }}" | gpg --batch --import + fpr=$(gpg --list-secret-keys --with-colons | awk -F: '/^fpr:/ {print $10; exit}') + [ -n "$fpr" ] || { echo "::error::GPG_SIGNING_KEY did not import — is it truncated?"; exit 1; } + echo "GPG_FPR=$fpr" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" + + - name: Sign the artifact + env: + PASSPHRASE: ${{ secrets.GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE }} + NAME: ${{ steps.artifact.outputs.name }} + run: | + cd dist + # Generated from inside dist/ so the checksum file names the artifact, not a build path — + # otherwise `sha256sum -c` fails for anyone who downloads the two files side by side. + sha256sum "$NAME" > "$NAME.sha256" + for f in "$NAME" "$NAME.sha256"; do + gpg --batch --yes --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase "$PASSPHRASE" \ + --local-user "$GPG_FPR" --armor --detach-sign "$f" + done + # Check our own output before it leaves the runner: a signature nobody verified is just a file. + for f in "$NAME" "$NAME.sha256"; do gpg --verify "$f.asc" "$f"; done + sha256sum -c "$NAME.sha256" + + # --- Cut the tag, signed, AFTER the release was approved and actually published ------------- + # + # Deliberately last, and deliberately not in `guard`. Creating it earlier would mean a tag exists for + # a version that was never published (a failed build, a declined approval), and published tags are + # immutable here — so the next attempt would be blocked by a tag naming a release that does not exist. + # Cutting it here makes the tag mean "this was published", which is the only claim it can honestly make + # when the version, not the tag, is the input. + # + # Signed with the CI key, NOT the maintainer's YubiKey — which cannot sign inside a runner, and whose + # non-exportability is exactly what makes it worth trusting. The chain still terminates in hardware + # because the CI key is certified by it. The claims therefore shift, and SECURITY.md says so: the tag + # now attests "this workflow published these bytes", and the human authorisation lives in the two gates + # that remain — the reviewed PR into main, and the required approval on the `marketplace` environment. + - name: Create and sign the release tag + if: github.ref_type != 'tag' + env: + GPG_PASSPHRASE: ${{ secrets.GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE }} + TAG: ${{ needs.guard.outputs.tag }} + TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + run: | + # git cannot pass gpg the loopback flags it needs in a headless runner, so it gets a wrapper that + # supplies them. The passphrase travels in the environment, never in argv, where `ps` would see it. + printf '#!/bin/sh\nexec gpg --batch --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase "$GPG_PASSPHRASE" "$@"\n' \ + > /tmp/gpg-loopback + chmod +x /tmp/gpg-loopback + + # A bot identity, not a person: this tag is not a human's assertion and must not look like one. + # The noreply address is required by git and is not anyone's mailbox. + git config user.name 'github-actions[bot]' + git config user.email 'github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com' + git config gpg.program /tmp/gpg-loopback + git config user.signingkey "$GPG_FPR" + + git tag -s "$TAG" -m "Release $TAG — published by the release workflow from $GITHUB_SHA" + git verify-tag "$TAG" # never push a signature we have not checked ourselves + git push "https://x-access-token:${TOKEN}@github.com/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}.git" "refs/tags/$TAG" + ls -la + + # --- GitHub Release ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + - name: Create the GitHub Release + env: + GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }} + run: | + # The newest section of RELEASE_NOTES.md: from the first "## v" heading to the next one. Same + # source build.gradle.kts reads for the Marketplace "What's New" panel, so they cannot drift. + awk '/^## v/{if(seen)exit; seen=1} seen' RELEASE_NOTES.md > /tmp/notes.md + # NB the heredoc body stays indented to this block's level: YAML strips the common indentation, + # so the emitted markdown is flush-left. An unindented line here (a bare `---`, say) would end + # the block scalar and be read as a YAML document separator. + cat >> /tmp/notes.md <<'EOF' + + --- + + **Verifying this release.** Both the `.asc` files and the tag are signed by the project's **CI + signing key** (`docs/ci-signing-key.asc`), which is itself certified by the maintainer's hardware + key — so the chain terminates in a key that has never been on a computer. + + What the signatures do NOT assert is that a human pressed a button: the release is cut + automatically from `main`. That claim rests on the two gates around it — `main` accepts only + reviewed pull requests, and publication requires an approval on a protected environment. + + ```sh + gpg --import docs/ci-signing-key.asc + gpg --verify claude-code-native-*.zip.asc # these bytes came from this workflow + git verify-tag # this workflow cut this release from main + ``` + EOF + gh release create "${{ needs.guard.outputs.tag }}" dist/* \ + --title "${{ needs.guard.outputs.tag }}" \ + --notes-file /tmp/notes.md \ + --verify-tag diff --git a/.gitlab-ci.yml b/.gitlab-ci.yml deleted file mode 100644 index c276f85a..00000000 --- a/.gitlab-ci.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,118 +0,0 @@ -# GitLab CI — the project's REAL pipeline (PROVISIONAL). -# -# GitHub Actions is capped (billing) for this repo, so the `.github/workflows/*` files are kept only as -# portable reference and do NOT run (their automatic triggers are disabled). The pipeline that actually -# executes lives here, on the self-hosted GitLab runner. -# -# PROVISIONAL: this is the bridge until the dedicated self-hosted GitLab is stood up. Target end state: -# GitHub becomes a *release-only* mirror (tagged release code pushed there), while ALL CI/CD — build, -# verify, publish, and the SDK/binary drift watchers — runs on the local GitLab. Don't re-enable the GitHub -# workflow triggers (they'd just fail on billing). -# -# Mirrors the local verification gate: unit + headless + integration tests, the IntelliJ plugin verifier, -# and the distributable build. JDK 21 (the IDE ceiling is JBR 21). The Gradle wrapper is committed. - -default: - image: eclipse-temurin:21-jdk - tags: - - linux # adjust to the self-hosted runner's tag if different - cache: - key: "gradle-$CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG" - paths: - - .gradle/caches/ - - .gradle/wrapper/ - -variables: - GRADLE_USER_HOME: "$CI_PROJECT_DIR/.gradle" - # Non-interactive, reproducible, no daemon (fresh JVM per job on CI). - GRADLE_OPTS: "-Dorg.gradle.daemon=false -Dorg.gradle.console=plain" - -stages: - - test - - verify - - build - - release - -# Unit + headless (BasePlatformTestCase) + integration (fake-claude) — the whole non-UI pyramid. -# Requires python3 on the runner for bin/fake-claude (integration layer). -test: - stage: test - before_script: - - command -v python3 >/dev/null || (apt-get update -qq && apt-get install -y -qq python3) - script: - - ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace test - artifacts: - when: always - paths: - - build/reports/tests/ - - build/test-results/ - reports: - junit: build/test-results/test/TEST-*.xml - expire_in: 14 days - -# Frontend (JCEF web app) unit tests — vitest + jsdom over src/main/resources/jcef/*.js. Node image (the default -# temurin image has no Node). Devtools only; nothing here ships in the plugin. `npm ci` uses the committed lockfile. -frontend-test: - stage: test - image: node:22 - cache: - key: "npm-$CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG" - paths: - - .npm/ - variables: - CI: "true" # switches vitest to the JUnit reporter (see vitest.config.js) - script: - - npm ci --cache .npm --prefer-offline - - npm test - artifacts: - when: always - paths: - - build/reports/frontend/ - reports: - junit: build/reports/frontend/junit.xml - expire_in: 14 days - -# IntelliJ Plugin Verifier — must stay Compatible with IU-261 and IU-262 (EAP/RC), no internal/deprecated APIs. -verify: - stage: verify - needs: ["test", "frontend-test"] - script: - - ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace verifyPlugin - artifacts: - when: always - paths: - - build/reports/pluginVerifier/ - expire_in: 30 days - -# Distributable plugin zip (signed/published only from a tag via the release procedure, not here). -build: - stage: build - needs: ["verify"] - script: - - ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace buildPlugin - artifacts: - paths: - - build/distributions/*.zip - expire_in: 30 days - -# Sign + publish to the JetBrains Marketplace. Runs ONLY on a version tag (vX.Y.Z) and is MANUAL — a human -# clicks "play" in the GitLab pipeline after the test/verify/build stages are green. The four credentials are -# masked/protected CI/CD variables (Settings → CI/CD → Variables); never commit them. build.gradle.kts reads -# them via providers.environmentVariable(...): PUBLISH_TOKEN, CERTIFICATE_CHAIN, PRIVATE_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD. -publish: - stage: release - needs: ["build"] - rules: - - if: '$CI_COMMIT_TAG =~ /^v\d+\.\d+\.\d+$/' - when: manual - - when: never - script: - - ./gradlew --no-daemon --stacktrace signPlugin publishPlugin - artifacts: - paths: - - build/distributions/*.zip - expire_in: 90 days - -# NOTE on the UI layer (RemoteRobot, src/uiTest): it needs a running IDE + display, so it is NOT part of -# the gating pipeline. Run it on a runner with Xvfb via: xvfb-run -a ./gradlew uiTest -PuiTest.enabled=true -# Add a manual `when: manual` job here once a display-capable runner tag is available. diff --git a/.prettierignore b/.prettierignore new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fd5a03d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/.prettierignore @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# Vendored third-party bundles — redistributed unmodified; reformatting them would fork a dependency. +src/main/resources/jcef/marked.min.js +src/main/resources/jcef/purify.min.js +src/main/resources/jcef/highlight.min.js + +build/ +node_modules/ +package-lock.json + +# Prose. These are hand-written documents with hand-aligned tables and deliberate line breaks; a formatter +# reflows them into a diff nobody can review and gains nothing — the audience is human, not a parser. +*.md +.github/**/*.yml +.github/**/*.yaml diff --git a/.prettierrc.json b/.prettierrc.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c88a1232 --- /dev/null +++ b/.prettierrc.json @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +{ + "printWidth": 110, + "singleQuote": true, + "semi": true, + "trailingComma": "es5", + "arrowParens": "always", + "endOfLine": "lf" +} diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..03184a6e --- /dev/null +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +# AGENTS.md — working on this repository with a coding agent + +This repository is **prepared for agentic development** and is maintained that way on purpose. If you are an +AI coding agent (Claude Code, or any tool that reads `AGENTS.md`), this file is your runbook: how to build, +how to verify, and what you must not do. + +Division of labour, so neither file rots: + +- **[`CLAUDE.md`](CLAUDE.md)** — the *architecture*: what the plugin is, the protocol contract, the + collaborator layout, and the history of why things are the way they are. Read it before changing code. +- **`AGENTS.md`** (this file) — the *operations*: commands, gates, conventions, boundaries. +- **[`docs/adr/`](docs/adr/README.md)** — the decisions that are hard to reverse or easy to reverse by + accident. If a change contradicts an ADR, the ADR is updated in the same change or the change is wrong. + +## Environment + +| Requirement | Value | Note | +|---|---|---| +| JDK | **21**, the JetBrains Runtime | `export JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11` (or your JBR 21). The IDE runs on JBR 21 — that is the ceiling, not a preference. | +| Gradle | wrapper, **9.5.1** | Always `./gradlew`, never a system Gradle. | +| Node | any current LTS | Frontend tests only. Nothing from npm ships in the plugin. | +| `claude` binary | preinstalled, on `PATH` or `~/.local/bin` | Required at *runtime* by the plugin and by `checkDrift`. The plugin never downloads one. | + +Every Gradle command below assumes `JAVA_HOME` is set. A wrong or missing `JAVA_HOME` fails with +`ERROR: JAVA_HOME is set to an invalid directory` — note the **uppercase** ERROR, which a lowercase-only grep +will miss and report as a successful build. + +## Commands + +```sh +./gradlew test # 677 tests: unit + headless component + integration. The gate. +npm test # 54 frontend tests (vitest + jsdom) over the real resources/jcef/*.js +./gradlew buildPlugin # → build/distributions/*.zip +./gradlew verifyPlugin # compatibility across the declared range (251 → 263.*) +./gradlew runIde # sandbox IDE with the plugin loaded +./gradlew checkDrift # protocol drift vs the live binary + SDK (updates both, then reports) +./gradlew koverHtmlReport # coverage +``` + +`verifyPlugin`'s CDN download is unreliable here. Use locally-extracted IDEs: +`./gradlew verifyPlugin -PlocalIdePath=[,…]` (comma-separated). + +`checkDrift` is **not** in `test` by design: it hits the network and mutates the local toolchain +(`npm update`, `claude --update`). Run it deliberately, and when it reports advancement, bump +`scripts/drift-baseline.properties` to what you actually verified. + +## What CI runs, and where the gate is + +CI/CD is GitHub Actions (`.github/workflows/`). Everything below also runs locally with the commands +above — if a gate only fails in CI, that is a workstation-provisioning problem, not a pipeline problem. + +| Workflow | When | What | +|---|---|---| +| `ci.yml` | every push to `develop`, `main`, `feature/**`, `bugfix/**`, `hotfix/**`, and every PR | JVM tests, frontend tests, dependency audit, plugin verifier, build + artifact assertions | +| `codeql.yml` | push/PR to the protected branches, weekly | SAST over Kotlin and JavaScript | +| `release.yml` | `vX.Y.Z` tag only | lineage guard → full gate → build + attest → approval-gated publish | +| `drift.yml` | weekly | `checkDrift`; files an issue on real protocol drift | + +`main` and `develop` are protected by versioned rulesets (`.github/rulesets/`, applied with +`./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh`). **There is no bypass, including for admins.** If a check blocks you, fix +the check or fix the code — do not ask for it to be turned off "just this once", which is the request +that makes a gate decorative. + +Two artifact assertions in `ci.yml` are worth knowing about because they will fail your PR if you change +packaging: the distributed zip must contain **zero** `node_modules` entries, and the jar must carry +`META-INF/LICENSE` and `META-INF/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md`. Both are claims made to users in `SECURITY.md` +and in the licence attribution, enforced rather than trusted. + +## Before you commit + +1. **Enable the hook, once per clone:** `git config core.hooksPath .githooks` + It lints the commit message against Conventional Commits. It is deliberately *advisory* if the toolchain + itself fails, so it can never become a reason to reach for `--no-verify`. +2. **Conventional Commits.** `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `refactor`, `perf`, `test`, `build`, `chore`, `revert`; + `!` or a `BREAKING CHANGE:` footer for a break. The body explains **why** — the diff already says what. +3. **Refactor and behaviour change go in separate commits.** Mixing them makes review impossible and + `git bisect` useless. +4. **Both suites green** (`./gradlew test` and `npm test`). A red suite is not "unrelated". + +## Boundaries — do not cross these without being asked + +- **Never `git commit`, `git push`, tag, or publish unless explicitly told to.** Show the diff and stop. + Releases are signed from a workstation with a hardware key; there is no automation to fall back on. +- **Never move a published tag.** ADR 0001 §3 exists because this was violated repeatedly. A mistake found + after tagging is fixed by the next patch version. +- **Never weaken `permission/SensitiveGuard.kt`** to make a task easier. If it blocks you, that is the control + working; say so and ask. Its adversary is written down in [ADR 0002](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md). +- **Never ship a deprecated or scheduled-for-removal IntelliJ Platform API.** `verifyPlugin` flagging one is a + blocker, not a warning. +- **Never write a real absolute path from a developer's machine** into code, docs, or a commit message. +- **Never add a runtime dependency** without checking its licence against GPL-3.0-only and recording it in + `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md` if it ships in the artifact. + +## Conventions that are load-bearing + +- **`ClaudeSession` is an orchestrator, not a god object.** New behaviour goes in a collaborator under + `session/` (or a new one), never inline. The class was decomposed once; it does not get to re-grow. +- **Never mirror raw CLI output.** Every state is reconstructed natively from the structured event's fields. + `system/local_command_output` is the antipattern. +- **Diffs stay native** (the IDE's `DiffManager`); the chat UI is the JCEF web app under `resources/jcef/`. +- **Frontend changes need frontend tests.** The JS↔CSS class contract test exists because a missing CSS rule + once shipped silently. +- **UI changes need a keyboard pass.** Automated checks catch roughly half of accessibility barriers and none + of the judgement calls. Drive what you changed with the keyboard alone and confirm the focus ring is visible. + +## Manual verification is not optional + +Unit tests and CLI checks have **twice** passed a release that was broken in the IDE — most recently the +`/login` regression, where every platform API the code reflected on was absent at runtime and every lookup +failed *silently*. Before anything is released, the built zip is installed in a real IDE and the actual change +is exercised by hand. diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 9e534afe..c9bb58e0 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -4,6 +4,76 @@ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. Format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/). Versioning follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html). +## [5.0.0] — 2026-08-05 + +The standards-compliance major. Not a feature release: the repository was taken through the standards +catalogue domain by domain, and the major number reflects that the **code** changed to comply, not only the +documentation. The break this major records is one of *process and packaging*, and it is stated plainly rather +than hidden in a patch. + +It did not stay purely that, and saying so is cheaper than letting a reader discover it: the release also +carries the **plan-limits panel** and a run of user-facing fixes (below). Nothing is removed or behaves +differently on purpose — but a release note claiming "no user-facing change" while shipping a new dashboard +card would be the kind of small untruth that makes the rest of the document unusable as evidence. + +### Security +- **The protocol SDK was declared as a runtime dependency while never being one.** `@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk` sat in `dependencies` although it is protocol reference material — kept so the Kotlin layer can be diffed against the binary's real surface — and is not executed or packaged. The published artifact contains jars and inlined web assets and **zero** `node_modules` entries, which anyone can confirm with `unzip -l build/distributions/*.zip | grep -c node_modules`. The consequence of the wrong declaration was seven permanent `npm audit` findings (three high) against code no user ever receives: an alarm backlog that cannot be acted on, which is worse than no alarm because it trains you to ignore the one that matters. Moved to `devDependencies`, so `npm audit --omit=dev` — the distributed scope — now reports **zero**. `SECURITY.md` states the triage boundary explicitly, with the command to verify it rather than a request to trust it. +- **Written threat model** ([ADR 0002](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md)). `SensitiveGuard` was strong and undocumented: nothing said what it defends *against*, which makes coverage unarguable and restarts every bypass discussion from first principles. The ADR states the trust model (the user trusted; the `claude` binary trusted as software but untrusted as a *channel*; everything it relays — model output, tool inputs, MCP traffic, file contents, fetched pages — untrusted) and runs STRIDE over the three real surfaces. On indirect prompt injection it records the position deliberately: detection is not attempted, because content-level detection is unsolved and a control built on it would be a liability. Injection is **assumed to succeed**, and the defence sits where success does not pay — the guard judges the tool call and never the reasoning behind it, so a perfectly-injected model still has to ask to read the key, and still gets the same answer. Non-goals are listed as explicitly as goals. +- **The ignore rules had no protection for key material.** `.gitignore` covered build output and nothing else, so the working tree was one wrong answer away from a committed private key: `scripts/bootstrap-ci.sh` asks where to save a generated JetBrains signing key, and answering `.` drops `private.pem` into the repository. It now leads with a secrets section — `*.pem`, `*.key`, `*.p12`, `*.jks`, `chain.crt`, `passphrase`, `private.asc`, `*.token`, `.npmrc`, `.netrc` — with a single negation for `docs/ci-signing-key.asc`, the one key file that *must* be committed since without the public half nobody can verify a release. Verified by creating each of those files and confirming `git check-ignore` blocks it while the public key stays committable. Secrets come first in the file for a reason: a build artifact committed by accident is noise, whereas a private key committed by accident is **burned** — forks, clones, forge caches and CI logs mean rewriting history does not un-leak it, and the key has to be rotated regardless. The file itself remains **untracked by design** (it ignores itself): a published `.gitignore` is a public inventory of a maintainer's local directories and tooling, which is reconnaissance for no benefit to anyone installing the plugin. +- `SECURITY.md`'s supported-versions table still said `2.x`. + +### Added +- **CI/CD on GitHub Actions, with publication gated three independent ways.** The repository had no working pipeline at all: the workflows had been deleted, and a comment in `.gitlab-ci.yml` had been asserting for months that GitHub Actions was "capped (billing)". That was **false** — the repository is public, and Actions on standard hosted runners is free and unmetered for public repositories; the account's Actions permissions were verified enabled. A false constraint written into a config file gets believed for years, which is precisely what happened. `ci.yml` now runs the full gate on `develop`, `main` and every `feature/**`, `bugfix/**` and `hotfix/**` branch — not only on the PR, because a bar you meet only at PR time is a bar you discover late. `codeql.yml` adds SAST over Kotlin and JavaScript. `release.yml` publishes to the Marketplace only when three things hold at once: a `vX.Y.Z` tag; the tagged commit **reachable from `main`**, asserted before any credential is in scope; and a human approval on the `marketplace` environment, where the four credentials are scoped and exist for no other job. The middle gate is the load-bearing one — without it, anyone who can push a tag can publish from any code, and the review the approval assumes becomes optional. `drift.yml` runs `checkDrift` weekly and **files an issue** rather than committing: whether a new protocol message should be modelled or ignored is a judgement call, and a bot that answers it would bless a gap silently. Every action is pinned by full commit SHA (a tag is mutable, and the action runs with this repository's token), with Dependabot proposing the bumps so the pinning stays free. Build provenance is attested and deliberately not overtrusted — a compromised runner can sign a build that genuinely happened on it. +- **Release artifacts are signed in the pipeline, by a key that is deliberately not the maintainer's.** The maintainer key is hardware-backed and non-exportable — which is what makes it worth trusting, and also why it cannot sign inside a runner. Automating the `.asc` therefore needs a software key in a secret, and that weakening is bounded rather than waved through: the secret is scoped to the approval-gated `marketplace` environment (no job reachable from a bare tag push can see it), the key **expires after a year** so an unnoticed leak stops mattering on its own, and its user ID says out loud that it is a CI key. That last point is the actual mitigation — if the two signatures were indistinguishable, a leaked CI key would impersonate a person. The two claims are now documented as distinct: the tag signature says *a person authorised this release*, the artifact signature says *this workflow produced these bytes*, and `SECURITY.md` tells users to check both. Generated by `scripts/gen-ci-signing-key.sh`, which works in a throwaway keyring and never touches the maintainer's. **The CI key is certified by the hardware key**, which is what makes the arrangement defensible rather than merely documented: without it a user is asked to trust a fingerprint printed in a file inside the very repository an attacker who could swap the key would control — a tautology, not a trust anchor. With it the chain terminates in hardware, and there is a revocation lever nobody holding the leaked key can undo. `scripts/bootstrap-ci.sh` performs the whole one-time setup, and `docs/CI_SETUP.md` documents each step for when it has to be done by hand. +- **Branch protection as versioned code** (`.github/rulesets/*.json`, applied by `scripts/apply-rulesets.sh`). Both `main` and `develop` require a pull request, an up-to-date branch, signed commits, and every CI check. Required approvals are **zero**, which reads like a hole and is the opposite: GitHub does not let an author approve their own pull request, so on a single-maintainer repository "require 1 approval" with no bypass actors means nothing can *ever* be merged — not by push, not by PR, not by admin. We established that empirically, by locking the repository and having to unlock it. The gate that remains is the mechanical one, which is also the one that cannot be talked out of. Raise it to 1 when a second maintainer exists; the rulesets carry that instruction inline. **No bypass actors, including admins** — the previous documentation preserved an admin bypass for a structural blocker that never existed, and a bypass is by construction used at the worst possible moment on the least-reviewed change. `.gitlab-ci.yml` is removed rather than retained: two pipelines that can each publish is one publisher too many. +- **Accessibility conformance work** (WCAG 2.2 AA; the EU Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025). A `role="status" aria-live="polite"` region declared in the **static** `shell.html` — created lazily it would never announce its first message, which is the classic way to ship a silent live region — plus `CC.announce` with duplicate suppression, so a screen-reader user is told when a turn starts, finishes, or is blocked on a permission card. The transcript streams without ever moving focus, so without this the turn simply stalls in silence. Also a `:focus-visible` baseline covering every element whose outline the stylesheet suppresses (the find bar's input had no replacement at all), honoured under `forced-colors` rather than overridden. Ten frontend tests pin the structural guarantees; they do not certify conformance, which still requires a keyboard and screen-reader pass by a person. +- **Third-party attribution ships inside the artifact** — `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md`, `LICENSE` and `LICENSES/*` are packaged under `META-INF/`. The plugin redistributes `marked`, `DOMPurify` and `highlight.js`, and a permissive licence's notice obligation binds on **redistribution**: a notices file that exists only in the repository does not discharge it for someone who installs the zip. DOMPurify is dual `Apache-2.0 OR MPL-2.0`, so the choice is recorded rather than left implicit. +- **[`AGENTS.md`](AGENTS.md)** — the operational runbook for agentic development (commands, gates, boundaries), complementing `CLAUDE.md`, which stays the architecture. +- **[`docs/adr/`](docs/adr/README.md)** — three decision records: [0001](docs/adr/0001-release-process.md) release process, [0002](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md) threat model, [0003](docs/adr/0003-i18n-deferred.md) i18n deferred with the triggers that reopen it. +- **Conventional Commits enforcement** via `commitlint` and a **versioned** `.githooks/commit-msg` (enable with `git config core.hooksPath .githooks`). The hook self-tests and degrades to advisory if its own toolchain fails, specifically so it can never become a reason to reach for `--no-verify`. + +### Changed +- **Published tags are now immutable**, recorded in ADR 0001 §3 as a correction of a real violation: `v4.3.2` and `v4.4.1` were each force-re-cut three times after being pushed. A tag is the identity of a shipped artifact; moving one means two people can hold different trees, different zips and different checksums while both believe they have the same version — which defeats the single thing a signature is for. A mistake found after tagging is now fixed by the next patch version. The already-moved tags are left alone, because re-cutting them to "fix" history would repeat the exact mistake. +- **`LoginCoordinator` extracted from `ClaudeSession`** (1965 → 1826 lines). The OAuth sign-in is a subsystem in its own right — the TTY-less `--print` session cannot host an interactive login, so it happens outside the session entirely through three ordered paths — and it now owns its own state. Mechanical, no behaviour change, full suite green across it. The two further extractions that were considered (`SessionRestorer`, `RewindCoordinator`) were **deliberately not made**: `restore` is 23 lines that touch six pieces of session state, and rewind is one of six identically-shaped control-request delegates. Both would have bought indirection rather than cohesion, and saying so is the point of recording it. +- `package.json` declared `"license": "ISC"` on a GPL-3.0-only repository and lacked `"private": true` — i.e. it was publishable to npm under the wrong licence. Corrected. +- **No contact email is published anywhere in the project.** The `` attribute is optional and has been dropped from `plugin.xml`; vulnerability reports now go through **GitHub private security advisories** rather than an inbox. That is the better channel on its own merits and not only a privacy measure: the report lands in a private thread attached to the repository, the discussion and fix stay linked to it, and a CVE can be requested from the same advisory — whereas an address in a public file is scraped far more often than it is used by a reporter. +- Protocol baseline re-verified and advanced to `claude` **2.1.222** / SDK **0.3.222**; `./gradlew checkDrift` green, protocol surface unchanged. +- The pull-request template now asks for **risk and rollback** — and for a published plugin, reverting a commit is not a rollback: a user on the bad version stays there until they update. + +### Internal +- The frontend test harness (`src/test/frontend/helpers/load.js`) now extracts the shell DOM from the real `shell.html` instead of a hand-copied approximation. The copy had already drifted — it lacked `#a11y-status` — which is the worst failure mode a harness has: it does not fail loudly, it quietly tests something that is not the product. +- Frontend suite: 44 → **54** tests. JVM suite 677 → **682**. + +### Static analysis, formatting and coverage — installed, then acted on +- **detekt and Spotless/ktlint added, and the 203 findings they raised were fixed rather than frozen.** Until now the entire quality bar for 13k lines of Kotlin rested on review, which is precisely what the standards say to mechanise. The first run produced 492 findings; tuning the rules with the reasoning written *at each setting* brought it to 203, and those were then worked down to **2**. `config/detekt/baseline.xml` holds exactly those two, both about `ClaudeSession`, both explained inside the file — it is a record of a decision, not a drawer. The distinction matters: a 203-entry baseline is a promise to nobody, a 2-entry one is a claim somebody has to defend in review. +- **The dispatch tables were split in two levels, keeping compile-time exhaustiveness.** `ClaudeSession.onEvent` was a single `when` over 47 event types — **244 lines, cyclomatic complexity 111** — the one function where every protocol concern in the plugin met. `ClaudeEvent` now declares seven sealed sub-interfaces (`Stream`, `Conversation`, `Control`, `Task`, `Notice`, `SessionSignal`, `HookTelemetry`) and dispatch picks the group, then the variant. The grouping is expressed in the **type** on purpose: a sealed hierarchy keeps the compiler checking exhaustiveness at *both* levels, so a new protocol event that nobody handles is a compile error rather than a silently dropped frame — which is the property `checkDrift` exists to protect, and was not up for trade against a complexity threshold. The groups are semantic, not cosmetic: they differ in what the host *owes* the binary (a `Control` frame must be answered or the binary hangs; a `Notice` is fire-and-forget). `JcefBridge.Msg` and `JcefChatPanel.onBridgeMessage` (complexity 46) got the same treatment, with the message groups mirroring the bridge's parsers one-for-one. +- **Several `when` chains were dictionaries written as control flow**, and are now data: `ProtocolParser.parseSystem` had 25 arms of which 21 were the same expression with two names substituted (complexity 29 → a `Map`), likewise the top-level frame decoder, and `EditorContextProvider.langForExtension` (26 arms → a lookup table). Adding a protocol subtype is now one line, and the shared fallback wiring is written once instead of 21 times where a mistyped argument would have been invisible. +- **Coverage is gated per package** (`koverVerify`), because risk here is not evenly spread: `permission/` decides whether the agent may read your SSH key, `ui/` paints a browser. Thresholds sit slightly *below* what each package measures, so they catch regression instead of inviting test-padding. `ui/`, `context/`, `process/`, `actions/` and `util/` are **excluded with the reason stated** rather than gated at a token value — gating them at 20% would dress the same fact up as a passing check. Policy, measured numbers and the known gaps are in `docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md` §Coverage policy. +- **A "≥90% coverage target" was cited in the build for a requirement that did not exist.** `build.gradle.kts` claimed the figure was "documented in `docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md`"; that file had never mentioned coverage, and the real number was **53.3%**. A number nobody measured, pointing at a rule nobody wrote. +- **ESLint and Prettier now cover the shipped JCEF frontend** — ~3.6k lines of JavaScript that ride *inside* the plugin jar and had never passed through any tool. `no-eval`, `no-implied-eval` and `no-new-func` are errors because the page runs under a hash-pinned CSP with no `'unsafe-eval'`: without the gate, code Chromium will silently refuse in a user's IDE can still reach `main`. Vendored `marked`/`DOMPurify`/`highlight.js` are excluded — a finding in them is not ours to fix, and fixing it would fork a dependency. +- **A `Static analysis` job** (`detekt`, `spotlessCheck`, `koverVerify`, `npm run lint`, `npm run format:check`) is now a **required check** on both protected branches. Everything above is only worth having if breaking it fails a merge. +- Two rules that both tools enforced were given a **single owner each**: `max-line-length` and `function-naming` are detekt's, because only detekt can scope an exception to the test tree. Running both meant the stricter-but-blinder tool decided, which is how you end up reformatting single-line NDJSON protocol fixtures to satisfy a tool that cannot be told they are fixtures. + +### Fixed — defects the tooling surfaced +- **Token counts and CSS alpha values were formatted with the machine's locale.** `TokenFormat.trimDecimal` used the default-locale `"%.1f"`, so on a comma-decimal machine (Spanish, German, French…) a count rendered as `1,2k` inside otherwise-English UI — and worse, the trailing-`.0` test stopped matching, so a flat 1000 tokens displayed as `1,0k` instead of `1k`. The same bug in `JcefTheme.rgba` was not cosmetic at all: it emitted `rgba(217, 119, 87, 0,140)` — four components instead of three — so the browser **discarded the declaration** and the `--accent-soft`/`--link-soft` washes (text selection, the code-block Copy hover, the "View diff" hover, blockquote backgrounds) never rendered on those machines. Also fixed in the context-usage percentage and the colour-to-hex helper. All now pin `Locale.ROOT`. +- **Diff tabs were being persisted into the workspace and could never be restored.** Our diffs are in-memory previews (`ChainDiffVirtualFile` over a `mock:///` URL); the platform persists every open editor tab by URL without filtering by file system, so on the next start each one resolved to nothing. One workspace here had accumulated **13** such entries — all named `Claude · SKILL.md`, since the tab title is the file name and a skills repository has one `SKILL.md` per directory — producing 26 `WARN EditorsSplitters - No file exists` lines on every single launch. `DiffTabCleanup` now closes them on `projectClosingBeforeSave`, the one hook that runs *before* the state is written (`projectClosing` would be one step too late), and a wiring test pins the `plugin.xml` registration against the shipped descriptor — the failure mode being silence, not a stack trace. +- **`CloseAllDiffsAction` moved to a background update thread.** It reads one `CopyOnWriteArraySet`'s size; keeping it on the EDT put it in the queue behind everything the IDE does at startup. `InterruptAction` deliberately **stays** on the EDT and now says so in the code: it reads `ContentManagerImpl.mySelection`, an `ArrayList` mutated on the EDT with no synchronisation and no threading assertion, so moving it would trade a cosmetic log line for a rare `IndexOutOfBoundsException`. +- **Four defects in the shipped frontend**, all found by its first lint run: `obj.hasOwnProperty(k)` in both DOM-building helpers (breaks if the object carries its own `hasOwnProperty` — and those helpers build DOM from host-supplied data), an empty `catch` in the Vibe Mode theme restore that silently left the theme half-reverted, and two dead functions (`isAgentTool`, `esc`) nobody called. +- **`sniffMediaType` no longer confuses any RIFF container for WEBP.** Rewritten around named signatures (complexity 23 → 4), it now checks the four-byte *form type* that actually identifies the format, not just the `RIFF` header that WAV and AVI share. + +### Fixed — a tab-killing regression, and the silences it hid + +- **No chat could be opened or restored (regression, introduced on this branch).** `JcefChatPanel.pendingUntilReady` was declared *below* the `init` block that uses it. Kotlin runs property initializers and `init` blocks in declaration order, so the list was still `null` while `init` ran and the constructor threw `NullPointerException` — taking the whole tab with it, on new chats and on startup restore alike. `lastUsage`/`lastUsageAt` had the identical defect and stayed **silent**, because a nullable reference and a primitive read as `null`/`0` instead of throwing: the loud version of this bug was the lucky one. The compiler does not catch it — it flags a direct reference in an initializer, but here the read happens inside a function called *from* `init`, which it cannot see through — so `InitOrderContractTest` scans the sources and fails the build on any class-body property declared after its own `init`. +- **Nothing said the agent was still starting.** The binary is now launched *before* the tab is built (`start()` only dispatches, so `claude` boots while JCEF creates its browser), and a **boot screen** holds the tab until the process is up. Three states, not two: `running`, `starting`, and **neither** — that last one is a launch that failed (missing binary, declined trust prompt, refused remote-mount project) and it must bring the screen down, or the tab stays covered forever with no way to reach the notification explaining why. The screen is declared visible in the static shell, since at page load the process genuinely is not up yet. +- **Context and cost were a minute late, twice over.** A `javax.swing.Timer`'s initial delay equals its interval, so the first poll came a full `QUOTA_POLL_MS` after the panel attached — and that tick landed while the binary was still launching and returned early on the not-running guard, costing a second interval. Process-ready, tab-open and both turn edges now poll directly, and the timer **retires at the end of a turn**: context and cost cannot move while a session sits idle, so polling forever was a round-trip through the binary, per tab, for two numbers that provably had not changed. +- **The plan-limit figures disagreed with themselves.** A `get_usage` reply refreshed the dashboard bars but not the composer's dots, so the same number appeared immediately in one surface and "a while later" in the other, whenever some unrelated state change happened to re-push. Both are pushed together now. Opening the dashboard also refreshes them, which `requestUsage`'s own contract had claimed and the code had never done. +- **Reasoning tokens, context and output are rendered at `0` instead of omitted.** An item that only appears once it is non-zero is indistinguishable from one that failed to load — which is exactly how a fresh tab read: a lone "Idle" and no figures. Cost stays gated, because a currency amount of zero is noise rather than an ambiguity to resolve. +- **The CLI's `` wrapper reached the transcript verbatim.** `claude` 2.1.222 wraps a failed tool result's `content` in that tag pair and carries the same message *unwrapped* in a sibling field — framing for the model, not text for a human. Rendered as-is it put raw markup in a native GUI, the "never mirror raw CLI output" antipattern this plugin exists to avoid. Stripped only when it encloses the whole payload, so output that legitimately mentions the tag survives; `is_error` already conveys the failure structurally, and is what reddens the card. +- **A failed tool card hid its own error.** Tool output lives behind the card's collapse, so for a failure the entire message was "the header is red", and the text scrolled sideways rather than wrapping — hiding the actionable half at the end of the line. A failed card now opens itself **once** (tracked on the node, so it never fights a user who deliberately collapsed it) and its error text wraps. Healthy output still scrolls: wrapping code or a log corrupts its alignment. +- **`ToolSearch` was missing from the `SensitiveGuard` trust allowlist**, along with `AskUserQuestion`, `Mcp` and `FileRead`/`FileEdit`/`FileWrite`. `ToolSearch` is the one that mattered: it loads the schema of every *deferred* tool, so on a session that defers them, the call that unlocks all the others was the one landing in the third-party branch. Entries are only ever **added** to that list — it is a trust allowlist, not an inventory, and a missing first-party name is precisely the 4.4.0 hard-DENY incident. Found by diffing it against a live session's real tool inventory rather than against the SDK's type names, which are *not* the runtime registry (the SDK calls them `FileRead`/`FileEdit`/`FileWrite`; the tools are `Read`/`Edit`/`Write`). +- **A Markdown link whose href is a path did nothing when clicked.** The host handled `https://` and `jb://open` and dropped everything else without a sound — so `[BACKLOG](docs/BACKLOG.md)` was inert while bare paths written in prose worked, making the more deliberate link the one that failed. Both routes now go through a single authorising gate (`LinkResolver.isOpenable`). The scheme test requires **two or more** characters before the colon, so a Windows drive (`C:\src\main.kt`) stays a path rather than being mistaken for a URI scheme. +- **Copy on a message copied and said nothing.** Message-level buttons carry their own click handler and never reached the delegated code-block path that flashes "Copied", which reads as a broken button — and was reported as one. The flash helper is now exported and shared rather than reimplemented, so wording and duration cannot drift. The `.copied` class had been applied by the JS since 4.0.4 and **had no CSS rule at all**; it now has one. + ## [4.4.1] — 2026-07-29 ### Added diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 34e93ac0..ce357d6a 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ claude --print --output-format stream-json --input-format stream-json --verbose - `PermissionCardManager(onChanged)` — the EDT-confined pending permission-card queue (`present`/`remove`/`all`/`clear`). - `HookBroker` — host-side hook decisions (E3): parses `hook_callback`, returns `HookJSONOutput`, exposes side-effects (NotifyUser/RefreshFile/TranscriptNote) for the session to apply. - `HookActivityNarrator(transcript)` — narrates the binary's hook *telemetry* (`hook_started`/`hook_progress`/`hook_response`) as ONE evolving transcript row per hook id (distinct from `HookBroker`, which answers the `hook_callback` control request). Cleared on stop/terminate. + - `LoginCoordinator(project, edt, notifyInfo, notifyError, notifyMissingBinary, restartSession)` — the whole OAuth sign-in subsystem (5.0.0), which has nothing to do with running a turn: the TTY-less `--print` session can't host an interactive login, so it happens outside the session through three ordered paths (IDE terminal → native PTY `ClaudeLoginFlow` → manual notice), and owns the `prompted`/`flow`/`authUrl` state that went with them. `ClaudeSession.startLogin()` is now a one-line delegate; `onEvent` calls `login.maybePrompt()` / `login.onCleanResult()`. - Pure formatters: `MemoryRecallFormatter` (`memory_recall` → header + markdown body), `StatusLineFormatter` (live `thinking_tokens` → bucketed status suffix), and `protocol/DialogResponder` (the `{behavior:"cancelled"}` reply + transcript note for `request_user_dialog`). Plus `ChatSessionManager` (`@Service(PROJECT)`, owns the tabs) and the session-history readers (`SessionStore`/`SessionTitleReader`/`SessionTranscriptReader`/`SessionHistory`). **Rule for new work: add behaviour to the right collaborator (or a new one), keep `ClaudeSession` a delegating orchestrator, never re-grow the god-object.** - `settings/ClaudeSettings` — `@Service(PROJECT)` `PersistentStateComponent` (`claude-code.xml`): persists model·effort·permissionMode·thinking·allowed/disallowedTools·settingSources·claude/nodePath·envVars·sourceScript. `applyTo(session)` seeds launch options before `start()`. @@ -57,13 +58,13 @@ Frontend (`resources/jcef/`, all inlined): `shell.html` (the CSP'd document) + E ## Stack & build IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin **2.16.0** (requires Gradle ≥9 → wrapper at **9.5.1**). Kotlin **2.1.20** + serialization, toolchain **JDK 21** (ceiling: the IDE runs on JBR 21). Target `IC 2025.1`, since=243 until=262.*. Runtime: `kotlinx-serialization-json:1.7.3` (stdlib/annotations excluded from the bundle, provided by the platform). -Build: `JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 ./gradlew buildPlugin` → zip in `build/distributions/`. Also `verifyPlugin`, `runIde`. Install: Settings → Plugins → ⚙ → Install Plugin from Disk. +Build: `JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11 ./gradlew buildPlugin` → zip in `build/distributions/`. Also `verifyPlugin`, `runIde`. Install: Settings → Plugins → ⚙ → Install Plugin from Disk. `verifyPlugin` validates against the EAP **and RC** channels (`pluginVerification.ides.select`, build 262) before promising compatibility via `untilBuild`. **Guideline — always latest, zero deprecations:** keep platform/Gradle/Kotlin/deps on the newest stable, widen `untilBuild` to the current EAP/RC, and **never ship a deprecated or scheduled-for-removal API**. If `verifyPlugin` flags one, migrate it before release — treat it as a blocker, not a warning. Everything up to date, always. ## Status -Package `dev.lain.claudejb`, plugin id `dev.lain.claude-code-for-jetbrains`, name **"Claude Code Native"**, version **4.4.1**, compatibility **251 → latest EAP/RC** (compiled against IC 2025.2; floor lowered from 252 in 4.3.1 — 251 is as far back as the API reaches with ZERO deprecations: `FileChooserDescriptorFactory.multiFiles()/singleDir()` in `FilePickerHelper` does not exist on 242/243, and its pre-251 equivalent is deprecated on current IDEs. Verified offline against locally-extracted IDEs via `-PlocalIdePath=[,…]`, which now takes a comma-separated list). **4.4.1 = `/login` terminal launch fixed (REAL regression, silent).** Every platform API `TerminalLauncher` reflected on was missing at runtime: the Reworked path looked up `com.intellij.terminal.frontend.toolwindow.TerminalToolWindowTabsManager`, which is NOT in the shipped IDE at all (scanned every jar of IU-262.8665.337), and the Classic path used `TerminalToolWindowManager.createShellWidget(…)`/`.createLocalShellWidget(…)`, present on 251/252 but REMOVED by 262. Each lookup returns false rather than throwing → totally silent, nothing in idea.log, `/login` always landed on the "run it yourself" notice. Fix: `createNewSession(workingDirectory, tabName, shellCommand, requestFocus, deferSessionStartUntilUiShown)`, verified by hand on 251+252+262, with the login passed as **argv** (`TerminalLauncher.loginArgv`) not a shell string — killing the quoting hazard (Windows `&` prefix, spaces) and the send-into-a-shell race at once. **Why CI missed it:** the plugin compiles/tests against IC-2025.2, where the removed factories still exist — the break only manifests at 262+, so `TerminalApiContractTest` pins the replacement against the build classpath and `verifyPlugin`'s range run is the complementary half. Also wired `ClaudeLoginFlow` (pty4j) in as a REAL fallback — it was unreachable code, since `startLogin()` called the terminal unconditionally — so order is now terminal → native PTY → manual notice; and fixed a latent bug there: pty4j REPLACES the child env wholesale (unlike `ClaudeProcess`, which inherits via `withParentEnvironmentType(CONSOLE)`), so `System.getenv()` must be merged in or the spawned binary loses `PATH`/`HOME`. **4.4.0 = per-rule security toggles + `AGENT_TOOLS` allowlist fix.** Each `SensitiveGuard` rule (CREDENTIAL, DANGEROUS_COMMAND, and FOREIGN split into its three sub-rules via `ForeignReason`) is independently switchable via five `Policy.enforce*` fields ← `ClaudeSettings.securityBlock*` ← Settings ▸ Claude Code ▸ Security; all default true = the original hard lock. Detection (`classify()`) runs UNCONDITIONALLY — a toggle only downgrades the OUTCOME `DENY`→`ASK` (for every caller, MCP/Skills included), never to ALLOW, so a disabled rule is still a card every time. `reason()` always names the Settings path. `AGENT_TOOLS` had gone stale as the CLI grew its own orchestration surface (`Task*`, `Cron*`, worktrees, `Agent`, `SendMessage`, MCP-resource tools…), so those FIRST-PARTY calls fell into the untrusted branch and were hard-DENIED like a blocked MCP server; rebuilt from the vendored SDK's `ToolInputSchemas`, with `Skill`/`mcp__*` still deliberately excluded. NB FOREIGN denies regardless of caller trust by design, so the allowlist fix only changes CREDENTIAL/DANGEROUS_COMMAND outcomes. **4.3.3 = model-picker autodetect + Opus pinned as default.** The picker was ALREADY autodetected from the `initialize` catalog, but it labelled entries with the binary's `displayName`, which omits the version ("Opus (1M context)", "Sonnet") — so Opus 4.8 vs Opus 5 was indistinguishable. The version lives in `description` ("Opus 5 with 1M context · …"), so `JcefState.modelDisplayLabel` now prefers that description head (→ `displayName` → `deriveModelLabel(id)`), and BOTH selectors (composer pill/menu + the Settings combo renderer) share it so they can't disagree. The binary lists a floating `default` alias AND the concrete `opus[1m]` it resolves to — the same model twice, the alias with no version — so `default` is filtered out of both lists (`ClaudeSession.RECOMMENDED_ALIAS`) and `DEFAULT_MODEL` is now the CONCRETE `opus[1m]` (was `"default"`), pinning Opus even if the binary re-points its recommendation. `ClaudeSession.preferredDefault(models)` is the graceful fallback (pin → binary's recommended alias → first listed), so we never select a model the binary doesn't offer; a legacy persisted `"default"` migrates on display (`reset()`) and via `changeModel`. Also killed a hardcoded `"Default · Opus 4.8"` pill literal that had gone stale the moment the recommended tier became Opus 5 — no version is baked in anywhere now. Re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.220 / SDK 0.3.220 (`checkDrift` green, protocol surface unchanged). **4.3.2 (re-cut) = command code block + syntax highlighting + two SensitiveGuard false-triggers.** The executed command renders as its own copyable code block in `.tool-cmd` — a SIBLING of `.tool-out`, so it's visible WITHOUT expanding the card (only the output stays behind the collapse toggle) — the header shows just the tool name (no raw-command churro), and the card gets a `cmd-tool` left accent. Detection is by input SHAPE, not tool name (`SensitiveGuard.commandText`/`isCommandCall` → `TranscriptEntry.commandText` → `JcefBridge` `command` field), so Bash, PowerShell and any MCP exec tool are covered by one rule that can't drift from the security rules it shares. Diffs and Read/Write/Edit output are syntax-highlighted from the file extension (`CC.languageForPath` → ~35 langs in the vendored hljs bundle; hljs autodetection as fallback), layered under the existing add/remove diff colouring. The two security fixes were REAL false-triggers found live: `isUnc()` flagged ANY `//`-prefixed string — including an ordinary `// comment` line inside an `Edit`'s `old_string` (`pathCandidates` walks every string leaf) — as a UNC share, i.e. FOREIGN, which hard-DENIES regardless of caller trust, so editing a commented line could be silently refused with no override; fixed by requiring the post-`//` host segment to be non-blank and whitespace-free. And `substituteAssignments` passed a shell-assigned value straight to `String.replace(Regex, String)`, which treats it as a REPLACEMENT TEMPLATE — a value containing `$`/`${…}` threw an uncaught `IllegalArgumentException: Illegal group reference` (confirmed via idea.log stack trace), crashing `verdict()` and leaving that `can_use_tool` unanswered; fixed with `Matcher.quoteReplacement`. **4.3.2 = WSL `/mnt/c` fix.** WSL2 surfaces the Windows `C:` drive over 9p (in `RemoteMounts.REMOTE_FS_TYPES`), so `detect()` put `/mnt/c` in `remoteRoots` and the startup gate (`RemoteMounts.isRemote`) refused to launch on a normal `C:\` project (and the same `remoteRoots` fed `SensitiveGuard`'s foreign rule). Fixed two layers: `detect()` drops all `/mnt/*` from `remoteRoots` under WSL (governed by the dedicated `/mnt/c` rule), and `isRemote` exempts `/mnt/c` before the fstype checks. **4.3.1 = deterministic sensitive-data lock (`permission/SensitiveGuard`, `session/RemoteMounts`) + jump-to-code + the chat-focus fix + live VFS refresh.** The sensitive-data lock intercepts every `can_use_tool` in `PermissionBroker.handle` before any auto-approval (so it holds in bypass/acceptEdits): credential/key globs (structural, cross-OS incl. WSL) + dangerous-command regexes (after path canonicalisation + shell de-obfuscation) + foreign territory (other user's home, network/UNC mount, non-`/mnt/c` WSL drive); agent tools ASK, MCP/Skills DENY, foreign DENY-for-all, no opt-out; project root exempt; won't start on a remote-mounted project. Validated live (native Read of `~/.claude/.credentials.json` → card in bypass; MCP → denied). Jump-to-code links in the transcript: a file tool card names its file PROJECT-RELATIVE and links it (`ClaudeSession.toolFilePath` → `TranscriptEntry.filePath` → `renderToolLabel`), and paths/dirs/symbols in model text are linked only after the host CONFIRMS them (`ui/LinkResolver.kt`: file index → Go-to-Symbol EP → bounded on-disk scan for excluded dirs like `build/`; unambiguous matches only, so no dead/misleading links). Security: `LinkResolver.isOpenable` (project OR $HOME, canonical, symlink-safe) gates opening — the WRITE gate (`DiffPresenter.isWithinRoot` in `PermissionBroker`/`FileRollback`) stays project-only. **The focus bug** that made a new tab unusable was NOT the JCEF bridge (three wrong hypotheses before the log settled it): the tab never declared `Content.preferredFocusedComponent` (and it must point at `cefBrowser.uiComponent` — `JBCefBrowser.getComponent()` is a non-focusable wrapper), and a raw `requestFocusInWindow()` is REFUSED while `IdeFocusManager` settles focus (measured: denied 34×). Fix = `setSelectedContent(content, requestFocus = true)` (the ContentManager transfers focus as part of the selection, the same path a manual tab switch takes) + telling CEF it has focus in `JcefHost.markWebReady()` — i.e. once the page EXISTS, since a freshly loaded page starts with its focus flag cleared and paints no caret. **VFS refresh is now per-write, not per-turn** (`ClaudeSession` ToolResult → `DiffLifecycleManager.refreshTouched()` for the exact paths + `refreshProjectTree()` when `mayHaveWrittenUnknownFiles(tool)` — Bash or a mutating MCP tool); `refreshTouched` also refreshes the PARENT dir, because refreshing a file the VFS has never heard of is a no-op and a newly CREATED file stayed invisible. NB `PluginId.getId(…)` is banned: `PluginId` is a Kotlin class since 2025.2, so it binds to `PluginId.Companion` and dies with `NoSuchFieldError` on any IDE below 252 — use `util/InstalledPlugins.kt` (id from the descriptor). **4.2.0 was a protocol-upgrade + dashboard release** — re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.204 / SDK 0.3.204: models `system/background_tasks_changed` (a **level** signal — the binary re-sends the FULL live background-task set on every membership change; tracked in `TaskTracker.backgroundTasks` with REPLACE semantics, kept **deliberately uncorrelated** with the edge-derived `subagentTasks` because the SDK leaves their relative ordering unspecified, and reset per-process in `clear()`) and surfaces it as a **"Background tasks"** dashboard card with Stop (`JcefSessionData.backgroundTasksJson` + `app-session.js buildBackgroundTasksCard`) — unlike the edge-derived Subagents list it can never wedge a stale "running" indicator; also models `system/control_request_progress` (progress for a host-originated control request, currently `side_question`/`/btw`: an `api_retry` status carries the same counters as `system/api_retry` and is surfaced the same way, `started` goes to debug). Triages the thin-client host→binary control requests the plugin knowingly never sends — `list_models` (the model catalog comes from the `initialize` reply), `get_plan`, `get_workspace_diff` — into `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES`. `./gradlew checkDrift` green at the new baseline. **4.1.0 adds editable diff review for edits:** when Claude asks to Edit/Write/MultiEdit, the plugin auto-opens an **editable** diff in the IDE editor (Current | Proposed, proposed side via `DiffContentFactory.createEditable`) on the permission request — not just in acceptEdits/bypass; the user can **tweak the proposed content** before accepting, **Accept writes their edited version** (`HunkSelection.encodeInput` re-encodes the tool input; fail-safe to the original proposal when unchanged/read-only), the captured snapshot is repointed at the effective input so the transcript inline diff + "View diff" show the **real** written change, and the diff closes on accept/reject/stop/interrupt (`DiffPresenter.openReviewDiff` + `DiffLifecycleManager` review-diff registry + `EditSnapshotStore.updateInput`). **4.0.5** replaced the permission card's per-hunk checkboxes with a **read-only colour diff** (per-line partial accept produced incoherent/broken edits; edits are now atomic — accept/reject the whole change). **4.0.4 (branch `bugfix/various-fixes`) is a broad bug-fix + UX pass:** the **interrupt** now actually stops the turn (correlated control request clears `turnActive`; transient "Interrupting…" on the Stop button via a `session.interrupting` flag; queue + pending permission cards flushed) instead of looping the "Interrupting…" notice forever; **first-open dead chat** is self-healed (the web app retries `ready` until `window.__ccSend` exists, and `JcefHost` reloads via `loadHTML` if the page doesn't come alive — kills the "reopen the tab" workaround); **user prompts render verbatim** (`buildUser()` is `kind:'text'`, never Markdown); the code-block **Copy** button works (a delegated `document` handler replaced the listener lost on `innerHTML` serialization); duplicate/out-of-order **"Thought process"** fixed in `TranscriptReconciler` (a `settledThinking` pointer finalize-replaces the streamed entry); **menu flicker/de-selection during streaming** fixed (incremental `renderState`, open menu rebuilt only when its selection changed; `JcefChatPanel.onAdded` no longer forces a full structural re-serialization for tail appends — was O(N²)); single ✓ in prompt menus; Esc on the find bar no longer also interrupts; **"Always allow"** resolves the exact card (carries the `requestId`, not first-by-tool-name) and a **zero-hunk accept is a deny**; permission re-push reconciles by `card.id` (no wiped elicitation/question/hunk input); the session **dashboard** lays out (`.dash-inner` grid, hides `#conversation` while open) without covering the composer; **clipboard paste runs off-EDT** with a deadline (no IDE freeze on a hung Wayland clipboard); the **find bar** scrolls to the active hit + Enter/Shift+Enter navigation (`i / n`); **adaptive thinking is on by default** (`ClaudeSettings.thinkingTokens = THINKING_ON`); faster Vibe Mode rainbow; **responsive** composer (pills wrap) / find / chips + truncated tab titles (full title in tooltip). Latent fixes: a `starting` guard + generation re-checks prevent a double `claude` spawn / mid-launch orphan, `dispose()` bumps the generation (no spurious "exited unexpectedly"), a malformed `can_use_tool` can't throw+hang the turn (replies error), and `ClaudeToolWindowFactory` resolves its tool window per-project (no shared-state cross-project bug). **Protocol re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.193 / SDK 0.3.193** — models `system/informational`·`model_refusal_no_fallback`·`worker_shutting_down`; `./gradlew checkDrift` green. **4.0.3 fixed composer clipboard paste on native-Wayland IDEs** — under `sun.awt.wl.WLToolkit` the embedded CEF browser's web clipboard is isolated from the system clipboard, so the composer's `paste` event never reached the host. `JcefState.metaJson` now emits a `hostClipboard` flag (true under the Wayland toolkit) and `app-composer.js` routes `Ctrl+V` straight to the host, which reads the real clipboard via `wl-paste`/`xclip` (the path the Attach→Image button already used). 4.0.2 had added that host-side `wl-paste`/`xclip` *read* fallback (`EditorContextProvider.clipboardText`/`clipboardHasText`, guarded by the pure `preferredTextType`) but it was never reached — the bug was the trigger, not the read (AWT/`CopyPasteManager` *reads* are broken on native Wayland; *writes* work). **4.0.1 is a protocol-upgrade release** — re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.170 / SDK 0.3.170: models the new `system/model_refusal_fallback` message (primary model refuses → turn retried on a fallback model; surfaced as a transcript notice) and triages the new `get_usage`/`register_repo_root`/`reload_skills` host→binary control requests into `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES`, so `./gradlew checkDrift` is green again. **4.0.0 rebuilds the entire chat UI on JCEF** (embedded Chromium web view — modern streaming transcript, web composer, native permission/question/elicitation cards, and a session dashboard; see "## JCEF UI (4.0.0)" above), and **deletes the old Swing chat UI** (`ChatPanel`/`TranscriptView`/`ChatMessageViews`/`MarkdownRenderer` + the tray/strip panels) and its tests. Earlier milestones (2.0.1 released on Marketplace; 2.1.0 unpublished — Marketplace blocked it on `findEnabledPlugin` internal API; 2.2.0 unblocked publication; 2.2.2 = full test pyramid; 3.2.1 = DeepSeek provider; **3.3.0 = full binary→host protocol surface mapped into the UI**: native MCP `elicitation` cards + correct `request_user_dialog` handling, predicted-next-prompt chip, live reasoning-token estimate, evolving hook-execution rows, memory-recall row, tool-use-summary/file-upload notices, plus the on-demand `./gradlew checkDrift` protocol drift detector). **3.0.0 nativizes the whole Agent SDK protocol surface** (all `system/*`+stream events, all host→binary control requests wired to GUI), with a redesigned composer, attachments + image drag&drop/paste, subagent strip, advanced launch options, plan mode, session rename/fork/delete, native hooks, and account/diagnostics dialogs — after a god-object decomposition and a final hardening pass. MVP + GUI complete and building clean. +Package `dev.lain.claudejb`, plugin id `dev.lain.claude-code-for-jetbrains`, name **"Claude Code Native"**, version **5.0.0**, compatibility **251 → latest EAP/RC** (compiled against IC 2025.2; floor lowered from 252 in 4.3.1 — 251 is as far back as the API reaches with ZERO deprecations: `FileChooserDescriptorFactory.multiFiles()/singleDir()` in `FilePickerHelper` does not exist on 242/243, and its pre-251 equivalent is deprecated on current IDEs. Verified offline against locally-extracted IDEs via `-PlocalIdePath=[,…]`, which now takes a comma-separated list). **5.0.0 = the standards-compliance major.** The repository was put through the standards catalogue domain by domain, and the major reflects that the *code* changed, not just the docs. It did NOT stay purely that: it also ships the **plan-limits panel** (`get_usage`, a control request known since 4.0.1 and never sent — all rate-limit windows plus the extra-credit balance, as dashboard bars and composer dots, blue <65% / amber <85% / red above, announced once per threshold per window) and a run of user-facing fixes, the largest being a **tab-killing NPE this branch itself introduced**: `JcefChatPanel.pendingUntilReady` was declared BELOW the `init` block that uses it, and Kotlin runs property initializers and `init` blocks in declaration order — so it was null inside the constructor and NO chat could be opened or restored. `lastUsage`/`lastUsageAt` had the same defect and stayed silent (nullable/primitive read as null/0), which is why `InitOrderContractTest` now scans the sources: the compiler only flags a *direct* reference in an initializer, not one made through a function called from `init`. Also from that pass: a **boot screen** (the binary is launched BEFORE the tab is built, since `start()` only dispatches; three states — running / starting / **neither**, that last being a failed launch which MUST clear the screen); context and cost polled on ready, tab-open and both turn edges instead of waiting out a `javax.swing.Timer` whose initial delay equals its 60s interval (and the timer now retires at turn end — those numbers cannot move while idle); the CLI's `` wrapper stripped in `ProtocolParser.unwrapToolError` (verified in 2.1.222, which carries the same text unwrapped in a sibling field — rendering it verbatim put raw markup in a native GUI); failed tool cards auto-open once and wrap their error text (collapsed, the whole message was "the header is red"); `ToolSearch` + `AskUserQuestion`/`Mcp`/`FileRead`/`FileEdit`/`FileWrite` added to `SensitiveGuard.AGENT_TOOLS` — **that list is only ever appended to**, it is a trust allowlist and not an inventory, and `ToolSearch` was the load-bearing gap (it loads every deferred tool's schema, so on a session that defers them the call unlocking all the others was landing in the untrusted branch); and markdown links whose href is a path now open (`LinkResolver.isFilePathHref`, with a two-or-more-character scheme test so a Windows drive stays a path) through the same `isOpenable` gate as `jb://`. (1) **Dependency scope corrected** — `@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk` sat in `dependencies` while it is protocol reference only, producing 7 permanent npm-audit findings (3 high) against code no user receives; moved to `devDependencies` (`npm audit --omit=dev` → 0), `checkDrift` verified green across the move (it reads the SDK from `node_modules` and runs `npm update`; only `--omit=dev` would break it) and re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.222 / SDK 0.3.222. `package.json` also declared `"license": "ISC"` on a GPL-3.0-only repo and was missing `"private": true` — i.e. publishable to npm under the wrong licence. (2) **`LoginCoordinator` extracted** from `ClaudeSession` (1965 → 1826 lines) — the OAuth subsystem and its three state fields; mechanical, no behaviour change, 677 tests green across it. The other two extractions the plan proposed (`SessionRestorer`, `RewindCoordinator`) were **deliberately not done**: `restore` is 23 lines that write six pieces of session state, and rewind is one of six identically-shaped `controlClient.query` delegates — extracting either buys indirection, not cohesion. (3) **Accessibility** — WCAG 4.1.3 live region (`#a11y-status`, declared in the static shell so the first write is announced) + `CC.announce`, and a `:focus-visible` baseline with a `forced-colors` fallback, pinned by 10 frontend tests; the EU Accessibility Act has applied since 28-jun-2025. (4) **Attribution ships inside the artifact** (`THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md`, `LICENSE`, `LICENSES/*` under `META-INF/`) — a permissive licence's notice obligation binds on *redistribution*, and the plugin redistributes marked/DOMPurify/highlight.js. (5) **Governance**: commitlint + a versioned `.githooks/commit-msg` that degrades to advisory if the toolchain fails (so it never becomes a reason to reach for `--no-verify`), `.gitattributes`, and three ADRs — [0001](docs/adr/0001-release-process.md) release process (GitFlow and GPG-on-YubiKey as *recorded deviations*, tag immutability as a **correction**: `v4.3.2` and `v4.4.1` were each force-re-cut three times, which is exactly what a signature is supposed to prevent; plus the generated-CHANGELOG deferral with a one-command exit test), [0002](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md) threat model (trust model + STRIDE over binary/MCP/model-content; prompt injection is **assumed to succeed**, not detected), [0003](docs/adr/0003-i18n-deferred.md) i18n deferred with its triggers. **4.4.1 = `/login` terminal launch fixed (REAL regression, silent).** Every platform API `TerminalLauncher` reflected on was missing at runtime: the Reworked path looked up `com.intellij.terminal.frontend.toolwindow.TerminalToolWindowTabsManager`, which is NOT in the shipped IDE at all (scanned every jar of IU-262.8665.337), and the Classic path used `TerminalToolWindowManager.createShellWidget(…)`/`.createLocalShellWidget(…)`, present on 251/252 but REMOVED by 262. Each lookup returns false rather than throwing → totally silent, nothing in idea.log, `/login` always landed on the "run it yourself" notice. Fix: `createNewSession(workingDirectory, tabName, shellCommand, requestFocus, deferSessionStartUntilUiShown)`, verified by hand on 251+252+262, with the login passed as **argv** (`TerminalLauncher.loginArgv`) not a shell string — killing the quoting hazard (Windows `&` prefix, spaces) and the send-into-a-shell race at once. **Why CI missed it:** the plugin compiles/tests against IC-2025.2, where the removed factories still exist — the break only manifests at 262+, so `TerminalApiContractTest` pins the replacement against the build classpath and `verifyPlugin`'s range run is the complementary half. Also wired `ClaudeLoginFlow` (pty4j) in as a REAL fallback — it was unreachable code, since `startLogin()` called the terminal unconditionally — so order is now terminal → native PTY → manual notice; and fixed a latent bug there: pty4j REPLACES the child env wholesale (unlike `ClaudeProcess`, which inherits via `withParentEnvironmentType(CONSOLE)`), so `System.getenv()` must be merged in or the spawned binary loses `PATH`/`HOME`. **4.4.0 = per-rule security toggles + `AGENT_TOOLS` allowlist fix.** Each `SensitiveGuard` rule (CREDENTIAL, DANGEROUS_COMMAND, and FOREIGN split into its three sub-rules via `ForeignReason`) is independently switchable via five `Policy.enforce*` fields ← `ClaudeSettings.securityBlock*` ← Settings ▸ Claude Code ▸ Security; all default true = the original hard lock. Detection (`classify()`) runs UNCONDITIONALLY — a toggle only downgrades the OUTCOME `DENY`→`ASK` (for every caller, MCP/Skills included), never to ALLOW, so a disabled rule is still a card every time. `reason()` always names the Settings path. `AGENT_TOOLS` had gone stale as the CLI grew its own orchestration surface (`Task*`, `Cron*`, worktrees, `Agent`, `SendMessage`, MCP-resource tools…), so those FIRST-PARTY calls fell into the untrusted branch and were hard-DENIED like a blocked MCP server; rebuilt from the vendored SDK's `ToolInputSchemas`, with `Skill`/`mcp__*` still deliberately excluded. NB FOREIGN denies regardless of caller trust by design, so the allowlist fix only changes CREDENTIAL/DANGEROUS_COMMAND outcomes. **4.3.3 = model-picker autodetect + Opus pinned as default.** The picker was ALREADY autodetected from the `initialize` catalog, but it labelled entries with the binary's `displayName`, which omits the version ("Opus (1M context)", "Sonnet") — so Opus 4.8 vs Opus 5 was indistinguishable. The version lives in `description` ("Opus 5 with 1M context · …"), so `JcefState.modelDisplayLabel` now prefers that description head (→ `displayName` → `deriveModelLabel(id)`), and BOTH selectors (composer pill/menu + the Settings combo renderer) share it so they can't disagree. The binary lists a floating `default` alias AND the concrete `opus[1m]` it resolves to — the same model twice, the alias with no version — so `default` is filtered out of both lists (`ClaudeSession.RECOMMENDED_ALIAS`) and `DEFAULT_MODEL` is now the CONCRETE `opus[1m]` (was `"default"`), pinning Opus even if the binary re-points its recommendation. `ClaudeSession.preferredDefault(models)` is the graceful fallback (pin → binary's recommended alias → first listed), so we never select a model the binary doesn't offer; a legacy persisted `"default"` migrates on display (`reset()`) and via `changeModel`. Also killed a hardcoded `"Default · Opus 4.8"` pill literal that had gone stale the moment the recommended tier became Opus 5 — no version is baked in anywhere now. Re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.220 / SDK 0.3.220 (`checkDrift` green, protocol surface unchanged). **4.3.2 (re-cut) = command code block + syntax highlighting + two SensitiveGuard false-triggers.** The executed command renders as its own copyable code block in `.tool-cmd` — a SIBLING of `.tool-out`, so it's visible WITHOUT expanding the card (only the output stays behind the collapse toggle) — the header shows just the tool name (no raw-command churro), and the card gets a `cmd-tool` left accent. Detection is by input SHAPE, not tool name (`SensitiveGuard.commandText`/`isCommandCall` → `TranscriptEntry.commandText` → `JcefBridge` `command` field), so Bash, PowerShell and any MCP exec tool are covered by one rule that can't drift from the security rules it shares. Diffs and Read/Write/Edit output are syntax-highlighted from the file extension (`CC.languageForPath` → ~35 langs in the vendored hljs bundle; hljs autodetection as fallback), layered under the existing add/remove diff colouring. The two security fixes were REAL false-triggers found live: `isUnc()` flagged ANY `//`-prefixed string — including an ordinary `// comment` line inside an `Edit`'s `old_string` (`pathCandidates` walks every string leaf) — as a UNC share, i.e. FOREIGN, which hard-DENIES regardless of caller trust, so editing a commented line could be silently refused with no override; fixed by requiring the post-`//` host segment to be non-blank and whitespace-free. And `substituteAssignments` passed a shell-assigned value straight to `String.replace(Regex, String)`, which treats it as a REPLACEMENT TEMPLATE — a value containing `$`/`${…}` threw an uncaught `IllegalArgumentException: Illegal group reference` (confirmed via idea.log stack trace), crashing `verdict()` and leaving that `can_use_tool` unanswered; fixed with `Matcher.quoteReplacement`. **4.3.2 = WSL `/mnt/c` fix.** WSL2 surfaces the Windows `C:` drive over 9p (in `RemoteMounts.REMOTE_FS_TYPES`), so `detect()` put `/mnt/c` in `remoteRoots` and the startup gate (`RemoteMounts.isRemote`) refused to launch on a normal `C:\` project (and the same `remoteRoots` fed `SensitiveGuard`'s foreign rule). Fixed two layers: `detect()` drops all `/mnt/*` from `remoteRoots` under WSL (governed by the dedicated `/mnt/c` rule), and `isRemote` exempts `/mnt/c` before the fstype checks. **4.3.1 = deterministic sensitive-data lock (`permission/SensitiveGuard`, `session/RemoteMounts`) + jump-to-code + the chat-focus fix + live VFS refresh.** The sensitive-data lock intercepts every `can_use_tool` in `PermissionBroker.handle` before any auto-approval (so it holds in bypass/acceptEdits): credential/key globs (structural, cross-OS incl. WSL) + dangerous-command regexes (after path canonicalisation + shell de-obfuscation) + foreign territory (other user's home, network/UNC mount, non-`/mnt/c` WSL drive); agent tools ASK, MCP/Skills DENY, foreign DENY-for-all, no opt-out; project root exempt; won't start on a remote-mounted project. Validated live (native Read of `~/.claude/.credentials.json` → card in bypass; MCP → denied). Jump-to-code links in the transcript: a file tool card names its file PROJECT-RELATIVE and links it (`ClaudeSession.toolFilePath` → `TranscriptEntry.filePath` → `renderToolLabel`), and paths/dirs/symbols in model text are linked only after the host CONFIRMS them (`ui/LinkResolver.kt`: file index → Go-to-Symbol EP → bounded on-disk scan for excluded dirs like `build/`; unambiguous matches only, so no dead/misleading links). Security: `LinkResolver.isOpenable` (project OR $HOME, canonical, symlink-safe) gates opening — the WRITE gate (`DiffPresenter.isWithinRoot` in `PermissionBroker`/`FileRollback`) stays project-only. **The focus bug** that made a new tab unusable was NOT the JCEF bridge (three wrong hypotheses before the log settled it): the tab never declared `Content.preferredFocusedComponent` (and it must point at `cefBrowser.uiComponent` — `JBCefBrowser.getComponent()` is a non-focusable wrapper), and a raw `requestFocusInWindow()` is REFUSED while `IdeFocusManager` settles focus (measured: denied 34×). Fix = `setSelectedContent(content, requestFocus = true)` (the ContentManager transfers focus as part of the selection, the same path a manual tab switch takes) + telling CEF it has focus in `JcefHost.markWebReady()` — i.e. once the page EXISTS, since a freshly loaded page starts with its focus flag cleared and paints no caret. **VFS refresh is now per-write, not per-turn** (`ClaudeSession` ToolResult → `DiffLifecycleManager.refreshTouched()` for the exact paths + `refreshProjectTree()` when `mayHaveWrittenUnknownFiles(tool)` — Bash or a mutating MCP tool); `refreshTouched` also refreshes the PARENT dir, because refreshing a file the VFS has never heard of is a no-op and a newly CREATED file stayed invisible. NB `PluginId.getId(…)` is banned: `PluginId` is a Kotlin class since 2025.2, so it binds to `PluginId.Companion` and dies with `NoSuchFieldError` on any IDE below 252 — use `util/InstalledPlugins.kt` (id from the descriptor). **4.2.0 was a protocol-upgrade + dashboard release** — re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.204 / SDK 0.3.204: models `system/background_tasks_changed` (a **level** signal — the binary re-sends the FULL live background-task set on every membership change; tracked in `TaskTracker.backgroundTasks` with REPLACE semantics, kept **deliberately uncorrelated** with the edge-derived `subagentTasks` because the SDK leaves their relative ordering unspecified, and reset per-process in `clear()`) and surfaces it as a **"Background tasks"** dashboard card with Stop (`JcefSessionData.backgroundTasksJson` + `app-session.js buildBackgroundTasksCard`) — unlike the edge-derived Subagents list it can never wedge a stale "running" indicator; also models `system/control_request_progress` (progress for a host-originated control request, currently `side_question`/`/btw`: an `api_retry` status carries the same counters as `system/api_retry` and is surfaced the same way, `started` goes to debug). Triages the thin-client host→binary control requests the plugin knowingly never sends — `list_models` (the model catalog comes from the `initialize` reply), `get_plan`, `get_workspace_diff` — into `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES`. `./gradlew checkDrift` green at the new baseline. **4.1.0 adds editable diff review for edits:** when Claude asks to Edit/Write/MultiEdit, the plugin auto-opens an **editable** diff in the IDE editor (Current | Proposed, proposed side via `DiffContentFactory.createEditable`) on the permission request — not just in acceptEdits/bypass; the user can **tweak the proposed content** before accepting, **Accept writes their edited version** (`HunkSelection.encodeInput` re-encodes the tool input; fail-safe to the original proposal when unchanged/read-only), the captured snapshot is repointed at the effective input so the transcript inline diff + "View diff" show the **real** written change, and the diff closes on accept/reject/stop/interrupt (`DiffPresenter.openReviewDiff` + `DiffLifecycleManager` review-diff registry + `EditSnapshotStore.updateInput`). **4.0.5** replaced the permission card's per-hunk checkboxes with a **read-only colour diff** (per-line partial accept produced incoherent/broken edits; edits are now atomic — accept/reject the whole change). **4.0.4 (branch `bugfix/various-fixes`) is a broad bug-fix + UX pass:** the **interrupt** now actually stops the turn (correlated control request clears `turnActive`; transient "Interrupting…" on the Stop button via a `session.interrupting` flag; queue + pending permission cards flushed) instead of looping the "Interrupting…" notice forever; **first-open dead chat** is self-healed (the web app retries `ready` until `window.__ccSend` exists, and `JcefHost` reloads via `loadHTML` if the page doesn't come alive — kills the "reopen the tab" workaround); **user prompts render verbatim** (`buildUser()` is `kind:'text'`, never Markdown); the code-block **Copy** button works (a delegated `document` handler replaced the listener lost on `innerHTML` serialization); duplicate/out-of-order **"Thought process"** fixed in `TranscriptReconciler` (a `settledThinking` pointer finalize-replaces the streamed entry); **menu flicker/de-selection during streaming** fixed (incremental `renderState`, open menu rebuilt only when its selection changed; `JcefChatPanel.onAdded` no longer forces a full structural re-serialization for tail appends — was O(N²)); single ✓ in prompt menus; Esc on the find bar no longer also interrupts; **"Always allow"** resolves the exact card (carries the `requestId`, not first-by-tool-name) and a **zero-hunk accept is a deny**; permission re-push reconciles by `card.id` (no wiped elicitation/question/hunk input); the session **dashboard** lays out (`.dash-inner` grid, hides `#conversation` while open) without covering the composer; **clipboard paste runs off-EDT** with a deadline (no IDE freeze on a hung Wayland clipboard); the **find bar** scrolls to the active hit + Enter/Shift+Enter navigation (`i / n`); **adaptive thinking is on by default** (`ClaudeSettings.thinkingTokens = THINKING_ON`); faster Vibe Mode rainbow; **responsive** composer (pills wrap) / find / chips + truncated tab titles (full title in tooltip). Latent fixes: a `starting` guard + generation re-checks prevent a double `claude` spawn / mid-launch orphan, `dispose()` bumps the generation (no spurious "exited unexpectedly"), a malformed `can_use_tool` can't throw+hang the turn (replies error), and `ClaudeToolWindowFactory` resolves its tool window per-project (no shared-state cross-project bug). **Protocol re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.193 / SDK 0.3.193** — models `system/informational`·`model_refusal_no_fallback`·`worker_shutting_down`; `./gradlew checkDrift` green. **4.0.3 fixed composer clipboard paste on native-Wayland IDEs** — under `sun.awt.wl.WLToolkit` the embedded CEF browser's web clipboard is isolated from the system clipboard, so the composer's `paste` event never reached the host. `JcefState.metaJson` now emits a `hostClipboard` flag (true under the Wayland toolkit) and `app-composer.js` routes `Ctrl+V` straight to the host, which reads the real clipboard via `wl-paste`/`xclip` (the path the Attach→Image button already used). 4.0.2 had added that host-side `wl-paste`/`xclip` *read* fallback (`EditorContextProvider.clipboardText`/`clipboardHasText`, guarded by the pure `preferredTextType`) but it was never reached — the bug was the trigger, not the read (AWT/`CopyPasteManager` *reads* are broken on native Wayland; *writes* work). **4.0.1 is a protocol-upgrade release** — re-baselined to `claude` 2.1.170 / SDK 0.3.170: models the new `system/model_refusal_fallback` message (primary model refuses → turn retried on a fallback model; surfaced as a transcript notice) and triages the new `get_usage`/`register_repo_root`/`reload_skills` host→binary control requests into `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES`, so `./gradlew checkDrift` is green again. **4.0.0 rebuilds the entire chat UI on JCEF** (embedded Chromium web view — modern streaming transcript, web composer, native permission/question/elicitation cards, and a session dashboard; see "## JCEF UI (4.0.0)" above), and **deletes the old Swing chat UI** (`ChatPanel`/`TranscriptView`/`ChatMessageViews`/`MarkdownRenderer` + the tray/strip panels) and its tests. Earlier milestones (2.0.1 released on Marketplace; 2.1.0 unpublished — Marketplace blocked it on `findEnabledPlugin` internal API; 2.2.0 unblocked publication; 2.2.2 = full test pyramid; 3.2.1 = DeepSeek provider; **3.3.0 = full binary→host protocol surface mapped into the UI**: native MCP `elicitation` cards + correct `request_user_dialog` handling, predicted-next-prompt chip, live reasoning-token estimate, evolving hook-execution rows, memory-recall row, tool-use-summary/file-upload notices, plus the on-demand `./gradlew checkDrift` protocol drift detector). **3.0.0 nativizes the whole Agent SDK protocol surface** (all `system/*`+stream events, all host→binary control requests wired to GUI), with a redesigned composer, attachments + image drag&drop/paste, subagent strip, advanced launch options, plan mode, session rename/fork/delete, native hooks, and account/diagnostics dialogs — after a god-object decomposition and a final hardening pass. MVP + GUI complete and building clean. **4.0.0 post-rewrite UI/UX hardening (frontend-only — the Kotlin backend was untouched, validating the binary-direct architecture):** subagent activity nests inside its Agent/Task card with per-card collapse (was a CSS descendant-selector bug); **native rewind as the default rollback** — "Restore" asks Claude Code to `rewind_files` to that turn (client-tagged user-message `uuid` + `CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_SDK_FILE_CHECKPOINTING`, setting default-on), with a confirmed IDE-side per-file revert fallback (`ClaudeSession.requestRewindFiles`/`userMessageIdFor`); **clipboard paste on Wayland** read host-side (image via `wl-paste`/`xclip` resolved across common bin dirs, plus `text/uri-list` for copied image files; **text via AWT with a `wl-paste`/`xclip` fallback added in 4.0.2** for the native Wayland toolkit); tool-card states (loading/running fade sky-blue↔amber, done green, **error red** via `ToolState.ERROR`), colourised inline edit diffs, flat single-row composer control bar with the ported icon set, Ctrl+O reasoning toggle (collapsed by default), auto-follow toggle, 🌈 Vibe Mode (Nyan Cat + rainbow), diffs open without stealing keyboard focus, request cards capped at 50% height (scrollable body, actions always visible) with a Cancel on question cards, `/login` runs in the IDE terminal (browser auto-capture) and appears in the palette, "Explain with Claude" carries the Claude icon, and the ⚙ menu reuses the formatted JCEF dashboard. Fixes: a non-compiling tree (`object a ChatTheme` + a nested-comment KDoc), and session-cost + JetBrains-MCP reading the binary's `mcpServers` (camelCase) reply. @@ -71,15 +72,20 @@ Package `dev.lain.claudejb`, plugin id `dev.lain.claude-code-for-jetbrains`, nam **4.0.0 expert-consensus review hardening (frontend + thin UI wiring; protocol backend untouched):** a multi-reviewer pass confirmed and fixed: **partial-accept stale-snapshot** (`JcefChatPanel` `ResolvePermission` re-reads disk before reconstructing; falls back to a full accept if the file diverged from the cached `HunkCtx` snapshot, never writing stale/clobbering content); **`hunkCache` leak** (pruned to the still-pending requestIds on every `pushPermissions`, cleared in `dispose()` — so permissions cleared on stop/interrupt can't accumulate); **EDT freeze on large files** (`computeHunks` skips files > `MAX_HUNK_FILE_BYTES` = 1 MB; full accept still works); **dropped `sms:` URI scheme** restored in the `app-core.js` DOMPurify `ALLOWED_URI_REGEXP` (`data:image/` + `jb:` still allowed, `data:text/html` still blocked). Also a **zero-deprecation** fix: the rewind-fallback confirmation moved off the deprecated `Messages.showYesNoDialog(…DoNotAskOption)` overload to `MessageDialogBuilder.yesNo`. `test` green, `verifyPlugin` Compatible IC-252 → IU-262. -**Test pyramid (677 tests in the default `test` task + 44 frontend, 0 failures, 2 Windows-only skips; the on-demand `checkDrift` task adds the `driftLive` check):** (A) **unit** (pure JVM) — protocol parse/build, diff reconstruction, edit-snapshot capture, permission tool_use_id plumbing + the exhaustive `PermissionBroker` matrix, hunk reconstruction/encode, markdown rendering + edge cases, `DiffPresenter.isWithinRoot` (incl. symlink escapes), `ClaudeBinaryLocator`, `McpConfigBuilder`, `parseAskQuestions`, session open-tab id (de)serialization, `SessionStore` path-traversal guard + cwd encoding, `SessionTitleReader`/`SessionTranscriptReader` JSONL parsing, settings enums, transcript hierarchy, rate-limit math and env parsing; (B) **headless component** (`src/test/.../headless/`, `BasePlatformTestCase` in-process) — `OpenedDiffsService`, `ChatSessionManager`, `SessionHistory`/`ClaudeSettings` services, `ClaudeSettingsConfigurable`, and real token accounting via the `@TestOnly` `ClaudeSession.handleEventForTest` seam; (C) **integration** (`src/test/.../integration/`) — a real `ClaudeSession` driven against the deterministic `bin/fake-claude` Python stand-in with JSONL fixtures (init, streaming, thinking, token fold, rate-limit, tool permission, resume, interrupt, Write-unsafe regression); (D) **UI end-to-end** (`src/uiTest/`, RemoteRobot, gated by `-PuiTest.enabled=true`, nightly); (E) **frontend** (`src/test/frontend/`, **vitest + jsdom**, run with `npm test` — devDependencies only, nothing ships in the plugin) — loads the real inlined `resources/jcef/*.js` (vendored `marked`/`DOMPurify`/`highlight` first, then app-core, then the module) into a jsdom shell (`helpers/load.js`) and drives the public `window.cc.*`/`CC` surface: a **JS↔CSS class contract** (the check that would have caught the missing `.mcp-actions` rule), user-prompt verbatim render, code-block Copy decoration + the delegated handler, inline diff colouring, the MCP card / switch / `wide` cards, permission read-only diff + reconcile-by-id, and the composer send/stop/interrupting button. Wired into the GitLab pipeline as the `frontend-test` job (Node image), gating `verify`. NB: on this machine node-24 needs `OPENSSL_CONF=/dev/null` (a local env quirk, not needed on the clean CI image). Coverage via `kotlinx-kover` (`./gradlew koverHtmlReport`). NB: headless+integration run inside the plugin's own `test` task (the IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin only instruments that task with the platform runtime); a hand-rolled Test task would miss `Project` on its classpath. +**Test pyramid (694 tests in the default `test` task + 84 frontend, 0 failures, 2 Windows-only skips; the on-demand `checkDrift` task adds the `driftLive` check):** (A) **unit** (pure JVM) — protocol parse/build, diff reconstruction, edit-snapshot capture, permission tool_use_id plumbing + the exhaustive `PermissionBroker` matrix, hunk reconstruction/encode, markdown rendering + edge cases, `DiffPresenter.isWithinRoot` (incl. symlink escapes), `ClaudeBinaryLocator`, `McpConfigBuilder`, `parseAskQuestions`, session open-tab id (de)serialization, `SessionStore` path-traversal guard + cwd encoding, `SessionTitleReader`/`SessionTranscriptReader` JSONL parsing, settings enums, transcript hierarchy, rate-limit math and env parsing; (B) **headless component** (`src/test/.../headless/`, `BasePlatformTestCase` in-process) — `OpenedDiffsService`, `ChatSessionManager`, `SessionHistory`/`ClaudeSettings` services, `ClaudeSettingsConfigurable`, and real token accounting via the `@TestOnly` `ClaudeSession.handleEventForTest` seam; (C) **integration** (`src/test/.../integration/`) — a real `ClaudeSession` driven against the deterministic `bin/fake-claude` Python stand-in with JSONL fixtures (init, streaming, thinking, token fold, rate-limit, tool permission, resume, interrupt, Write-unsafe regression); (D) **UI end-to-end** (`src/uiTest/`, RemoteRobot, gated by `-PuiTest.enabled=true`, nightly); (E) **frontend** (`src/test/frontend/`, **vitest + jsdom**, run with `npm test` — devDependencies only, nothing ships in the plugin) — loads the real inlined `resources/jcef/*.js` (vendored `marked`/`DOMPurify`/`highlight` first, then app-core, then the module) into a jsdom shell (`helpers/load.js`) and drives the public `window.cc.*`/`CC` surface: a **JS↔CSS class contract** (the check that would have caught the missing `.mcp-actions` rule), user-prompt verbatim render, code-block Copy decoration + the delegated handler, inline diff colouring, the MCP card / switch / `wide` cards, permission read-only diff + reconcile-by-id, the composer send/stop/interrupting button, and (5.0.0) the **accessibility contract** in `accessibility.test.js` — the live region declared in the *static* shell rather than created on first use, `CC.announce` dedup, the permission announcement, the `:focus-visible` replacement for every suppressed outline, `forced-colors`, and `lang` on the document. NB `helpers/load.js` now extracts the shell DOM from the real `shell.html` instead of hand-copying it: the hand-copy had already drifted (it lacked `#a11y-status`), which is the worst failure mode a harness has — it doesn't fail, it quietly tests something else. Wired into CI as the `Frontend tests` job (Node image), a required check on both protected branches. NB: on this machine node-24 needs `OPENSSL_CONF=/dev/null` (a local env quirk, not needed on the clean CI image). Coverage via `kotlinx-kover` (`./gradlew koverHtmlReport`). NB: headless+integration run inside the plugin's own `test` task (the IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin only instruments that task with the platform runtime); a hand-rolled Test task would miss `Project` on its classpath. -**Maintenance workflow (the plugin has real Marketplace users):** the REAL CI is **GitLab self-hosted** (`.gitlab-ci.yml`: stages test → verify → build, plus a tag-only **manual** `publish` job running `signPlugin publishPlugin` with masked CI/CD variables). GitHub Actions is **capped (billing)** for this repo, so `.github/workflows/*` are kept as **inert reference** with their `push`/`pull_request`/`schedule` triggers commented out (only `workflow_dispatch` remains): `ci.yml`, `release.yml`, `ui-tests.yml`, and the drift jobs `sdk-drift`/`binary-drift`/`binary-probe` (drift detection is TODO to port to GitLab scheduled pipelines). Policy docs in `docs/` (`RELEASE_PROCEDURE`, `RELEASE_CHECKLIST`, `BINARY_COMPAT`, `BRANCHING`, `FAQ`, `TROUBLESHOOTING`, `TELEMETRY`) plus `SECURITY.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `CODEOWNERS`, issue/PR templates, `dependabot.yml`, and `scripts/probe-binary.sh`. **Implemented features:** protocol+transport, multi-chat with queue, permissions+native diff, AskUserQuestion, markdown tables, auto-diff on acceptEdits/bypass, multi-line commands, Ctrl+O reasoning, quota bar + spinner/tokens, menus that close on selection, `/btw`, UI rethemed to IDE theme, **Windows support**, **persistent settings** (model/mode/effort/thinking/tools/env via `ClaudeSettings` + settings UI), **plugin is the source of truth for `permissionMode`**. `claude` 2.1.220 at `~/.local/bin/claude`; SDK reference (protocol-only) `node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk@0.3.220`. +**Maintenance workflow (the plugin has real Marketplace users):** the CI/CD is **GitHub Actions** (5.0.0). The long-standing "GitHub Actions is capped by billing" claim in this file and in `.gitlab-ci.yml` was simply **FALSE** — the repo is public, and Actions on standard hosted runners is free and unmetered for public repos (verified: `gh api repos/…/actions/permissions` → `enabled: true, allowed_actions: all`). The workflows had just been deleted at some point and the billing story lived on in a comment. `.gitlab-ci.yml` is now REMOVED (not kept alongside: two pipelines that can each publish is one publisher too many). Four workflows, every action pinned by full commit SHA with Dependabot proposing bumps: **`ci.yml`** (push to develop/main/`feature|bugfix|hotfix/**` + PRs → JVM tests, frontend tests, `npm audit --omit=dev` as the blocking scope, `verifyPlugin`, `buildPlugin` + two artifact assertions: zero `node_modules` entries and `META-INF/{LICENSE,THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md}` present, i.e. the claims SECURITY.md makes are enforced rather than trusted); **`codeql.yml`** (`java-kotlin` manual-build + `javascript-typescript`, `security-extended`, weekly); **`release.yml`** (tag `vX.Y.Z` only → `guard` asserts the tagged commit is REACHABLE FROM `main` and that the tag matches `build.gradle.kts`'s version, BEFORE any secret is in scope → full gate on the tagged tree → build once + SLSA attestation → `publish` gated on the **`marketplace` GitHub Environment** with a required reviewer, credentials scoped there and nowhere else → GitHub Release). The lineage guard is the load-bearing one: without it anyone who can push a tag can publish from any code, and the PR review the approval assumes becomes optional; **`drift.yml`** (weekly `checkDrift` against a freshly installed CLI + latest SDK, **files an issue**, never commits — reconciling drift is a judgement call). Branch protection is VERSIONED in `.github/rulesets/{main,develop}.json` and applied by `scripts/apply-rulesets.sh` (idempotent, updates by name); no bypass actors, not even admins — the old documented admin bypass existed for a structural blocker (capped Actions) that never existed. NB a ruleset references a check by the job's DISPLAY NAME: renaming a job doesn't fail the gate, it silently stops applying. Policy docs in `docs/` (`RELEASE_PROCEDURE`, `RELEASE_CHECKLIST`, `BINARY_COMPAT`, `BRANCHING`, `FAQ`, `TROUBLESHOOTING`, `TELEMETRY`) plus `SECURITY.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `CODEOWNERS`, issue/PR templates, `dependabot.yml`, and `scripts/probe-binary.sh`. **Implemented features:** protocol+transport, multi-chat with queue, permissions+native diff, AskUserQuestion, markdown tables, auto-diff on acceptEdits/bypass, multi-line commands, Ctrl+O reasoning, quota bar + spinner/tokens, menus that close on selection, `/btw`, UI rethemed to IDE theme, **Windows support**, **persistent settings** (model/mode/effort/thinking/tools/env via `ClaudeSettings` + settings UI), **plugin is the source of truth for `permissionMode`**. `claude` 2.1.220 at `~/.local/bin/claude`; SDK reference (protocol-only) `node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk@0.3.220`. v2.0.0 hardening: EDT-freeze fix on start (env resolution + spawn off-EDT, cached), pendingControl drained on stop/crash, 30s control-request watchdog, start-failure surfaced, auto-writes confined to project root, trust-on-open gate for source script / custom stdio MCP, safe source-script quoting, plaintext-env warning in Settings. v2.1.0 delivers: **persistent diff** from the transcript via `EditSnapshotStore` (pre-write contents keyed by `tool_use_id`; "View diff" on every reviewable ToolRow, any mode); **hunk-by-hunk** partial acceptance (`diff/HunkSelection.kt` + `DiffPresenter.computeHunks` via platform `ComparisonManager`; `ChatPanel` hunk checkboxes; `resolvePermission(…, overrideInput)` sends a narrowed `updatedInput`, file_path never altered, binary still writes); **wrapped AskUserQuestion options** (label/description/preview); **Markdown** strikethrough/task-lists/nested-lists + double-linkify fix; **"Explain with Claude"** editor action (`actions/ExplainSelectionAction`) + **jump-to-code** `jb://open` links (project-confined via `isWithinRoot`; explicit-link scheme allow-list); **"Always allow" per tool** (`ClaudeSettings.alwaysAllowTools`, broker `isRemembered`, still root-confined; **revocable** in `ClaudeSettingsConfigurable` via a list + Remove); **session attention** notifications + tab badge (`AttentionReason`/`SessionListener.onAttention`, suppressed when the tab is on screen — visible+selected, no `isActive` requirement; `createSimpleExpiring` "Open" dismisses the toast); **session history — binary's files are the source of truth** (`SessionStore` reads `~/.claude/projects//.jsonl`, gated by a UUID-shaped `SAFE_ID` against traversal; `SessionTitleReader` picks `customTitle`→`ai-title` like `--resume`; `SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries` reconstructs the transcript; `SessionTranscriptReader.listSessions` powers "Open Previous Session…"). The plugin persists **no transcripts** — `SessionHistory` (`@Service`/`PersistentStateComponent` → **`workspace.xml`**, not committed) keeps only the ordered open-tab `sessionId`s; **restore on startup** reopens those tabs (or the most recent session as fallback) via `--resume`, toggle `ClaudeSettings.restoreOpenChatsOnStartup`. NB: **extended thinking is a launch flag** (`--thinking adaptive --thinking-display summarized`) on current models — the deprecated `set_max_thinking_tokens` control no longer surfaces reasoning; it's on/off (adaptive, model decides depth) and toggling the chip restarts the session via `--resume`; **typed enums** for permission mode/effort/MCP transport (`ClaudeEnums.kt` — `PermissionMode`/`EffortLevel`/`McpTransport` with `wire` strings; single source of truth for the GUI lists and broker branching, strings kept at the persistence/wire edges so no config migration). -Pending: deeper enum adoption (fields are still `String` at the persistence/wire boundary by design). +Pending: deeper enum adoption (fields are still `String` at the persistence/wire boundary by design). Everything +else worth doing lives in **[docs/BACKLOG.md](docs/BACKLOG.md)**, where each entry has been probed against the +real binary rather than inferred from the SDK types — including the biggest one: `get_usage` is a control +request the plugin has known about since 4.0.1 and never sends, and it returns the **entire** plan-limits +picture (five-hour and seven-day windows with reset times, per-model weekly buckets, extra-credit balance) that +users currently have to leave the IDE to see. ## Protocol gotchas (load-bearing, verified) - `--print` is required alongside stream-json in/out; `--permission-prompt-tool stdio` confirmed. diff --git a/CODEOWNERS b/CODEOWNERS index b67d8f77..3f404931 100644 --- a/CODEOWNERS +++ b/CODEOWNERS @@ -7,10 +7,18 @@ * @serialexperimentslainnnn # Security-sensitive policies — keep ownership explicit even though the glob -# above already matches. +# above already matches. The last matching rule wins, so order matters here. /SECURITY.md @serialexperimentslainnnn -/.github/ @serialexperimentslainnnn +/docs/adr/ @serialexperimentslainnnn /build.gradle.kts @serialexperimentslainnnn /src/main/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/ @serialexperimentslainnnn /src/main/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/permission/ @serialexperimentslainnnn /src/main/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ @serialexperimentslainnnn + +# A workflow is privileged code: it runs with a token, and on a tag it can publish to the Marketplace. +# A ruleset is the gate that decides what reaches main at all. Both are listed LAST so they win over +# every earlier glob, and both are the reason `require_code_owner_review` is on for main. +/.github/ @serialexperimentslainnnn +/.github/workflows/ @serialexperimentslainnnn +/.github/rulesets/ @serialexperimentslainnnn +/scripts/ @serialexperimentslainnnn diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index be7cc3e6..74341de6 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The project uses the IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin 2.x with a JDK 21 toolchain (the IDE itself runs on JBR 21). ```bash -JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 ./gradlew test verifyPlugin buildPlugin +JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11 ./gradlew test verifyPlugin buildPlugin ``` This runs the JUnit 5 suite, validates the plugin against the configured diff --git a/LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt b/LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9c8f3ea0 --- /dev/null +++ b/LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,201 @@ + Apache License + Version 2.0, January 2004 + http://www.apache.org/licenses/ + + TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE, REPRODUCTION, AND DISTRIBUTION + + 1. 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The chat UI now speaks to screen readers (a live region announcing when a turn starts, ends, or is waiting on your approval) and every control has a visible focus ring again, including in high-contrast mode. The sensitive-data lock gained a **written** threat model ([ADR 0002](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md)) that states what it defends against — and admits what it does not: prompt injection is assumed to succeed, not detected, which is why the lock judges the *tool call* and never the model's reasoning. Third-party licence attribution now ships inside the artifact, seven npm-audit findings against never-distributed build tooling are gone (the SDK reference was mis-declared as a runtime dependency), and a released version number is now final. + **v4.4.1** — fixes `/login` always dead-ending on "run this yourself in a terminal": every IDE terminal API the plugin reflected on had been removed after 2025.2, and each lookup failed silently. It now opens a real terminal tab on every supported IDE, with a headless native sign-in as a genuine fallback rather than a dead end. **v4.4.0** — each rule in the [security lock](#security) is now independently switchable (Settings ▸ Claude Code ▸ Security), all ON by default; disabling one only ever downgrades an automatic block to a permission card, never to a silent allow. Also fixed: several of the CLI's own native tools (background tasks, cron, worktrees, and more) had fallen off the plugin's trusted-tool allowlist as the CLI grew, so they were hard-denied exactly like a blocked third-party MCP call — the allowlist is now current. @@ -207,11 +209,14 @@ Full history in [`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md) and [`RELEASE_NOTES.md`](RELEASE_ | Document | What it covers | |---|---| | [`CLAUDE.md`](CLAUDE.md) | Architecture, protocol, empirical binary behaviour | -| [`SECURITY.md`](SECURITY.md) | Threat model, the sensitive-data lock, reporting policy | +| [`AGENTS.md`](AGENTS.md) | Runbook for working on this repo with a coding agent — commands, gates, boundaries | +| [`SECURITY.md`](SECURITY.md) | The sensitive-data lock, triage scope, reporting policy | +| [`docs/adr/`](docs/adr/README.md) | Architecture Decision Records — release process, threat model, i18n deferral | | [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](CONTRIBUTING.md) | How to contribute | | [`docs/FAQ.md`](docs/FAQ.md) · [`docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md`](docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md) | Common questions and fixes | | [`docs/BINARY_COMPAT.md`](docs/BINARY_COMPAT.md) · [`docs/DRIFT_DETECTION.md`](docs/DRIFT_DETECTION.md) | Binary compatibility policy and drift detection | | [`docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md`](docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md) · [`docs/BRANCHING.md`](docs/BRANCHING.md) | Release and branching workflow | +| [`docs/CI_SETUP.md`](docs/CI_SETUP.md) | One-time CI/CD configuration: the deployment environment, its secrets, branch protections | | [`docs/TELEMETRY.md`](docs/TELEMETRY.md) | What is (and isn't) collected — spoiler: nothing | ## Disclaimer diff --git a/RELEASE_NOTES.md b/RELEASE_NOTES.md index 62dcf622..6e80c401 100644 --- a/RELEASE_NOTES.md +++ b/RELEASE_NOTES.md @@ -1,3 +1,44 @@ +## v5.0.0 — 2026-08-05 + +**Nothing you use changes.** This is a major because the *project* changed, not the product: the whole +repository was taken through a compliance pass — security, licensing, accessibility, release process — and the +code had to change to pass it. Your chats, settings and sessions carry over untouched. + +**♿ The plugin now talks to screen readers.** The chat streams without ever moving focus, which meant that if +you use a screen reader, a turn just went quiet — no signal that Claude had started, finished, or was waiting +on you to approve a tool. There's now a live region that announces exactly that, including when a permission +card appears. And every control that had lost its focus outline has a visible focus ring again, including in +Windows high-contrast mode. If you drive the IDE from the keyboard, this is the release where the plugin stops +losing you. + +**🔒 A written threat model.** The sensitive-data lock has always been deterministic Kotlin the model can't +argue with — but until now nothing said what it defends *against*. That's written down now, including the +uncomfortable part: we don't try to detect prompt injection, because nobody can do that reliably. We assume it +succeeds and put the control where it stops mattering — the lock judges the *tool call*, never the reasoning +behind it. A perfectly manipulated model still has to ask to read your SSH key, and still gets the same +answer. + +**🧹 Seven security warnings that were never about you.** The plugin's build kept a copy of Anthropic's SDK as +a protocol reference — it's never executed and has never been part of what you install. It was declared +wrongly, so every audit flagged its dependencies as if they shipped. Declared correctly now: zero findings in +what actually reaches you, and the claim is verifiable in one command rather than asked for on trust. + +**📄 Licences ship with the plugin.** The attribution for the libraries bundled inside it now travels inside +the artifact, where it belongs, instead of only living in the repository. + +**🔖 One more thing, said out loud:** a released version number is now final. Three earlier releases were +re-cut under the same tag, which meant two people could have different files and both believe they had the +same version. From here, a mistake found after release gets a new version number. + +**🤖 And this is the first release published by the project's own pipeline** rather than from a laptop — +built once, signed, and released through a gate that checks the tag really came from `main` before any +credential is even in scope. + +Verified **Compatible** across the whole supported range (2025.1 → 2026.2) by the plugin verifier in CI. +677 backend tests and 54 frontend tests, all green. + +--- + ## v4.4.1 — 2026-07-29 **🔑 Fixed: `/login` never actually opened the terminal.** Signing in from the chat always ended on "run this command yourself in a terminal" — the plugin was calling IDE terminal APIs that no longer exist in current IDEs (they were removed after 2025.2), and because each lookup failed quietly, nothing showed up in the log to explain it. `/login` now opens a real terminal tab and runs the sign-in there, on every supported IDE version. diff --git a/SECURITY.md b/SECURITY.md index d265314b..4ab4f97a 100644 --- a/SECURITY.md +++ b/SECURITY.md @@ -6,21 +6,31 @@ seriously and follow responsible disclosure. ## Supported versions -| Version | Supported | -|---------|--------------------| -| 2.x | Yes (active) | -| < 2.0 | No | +| Version | Supported | +|---------|--------------| +| 5.x | Yes (active) | +| < 5.0 | No | -Only the latest minor of the 2.x line receives security fixes. Users on older -2.x patch releases must upgrade to the latest before a fix is backported. +Only the latest release of the current major receives security fixes. There is +no backporting to earlier majors: the plugin ships through the JetBrains +Marketplace, which auto-updates, so "upgrade to the latest" is a one-click fix +for every user. Users on an older patch release must upgrade before reporting. ## Reporting a vulnerability Please **do not** open a public GitHub issue, discussion, or Marketplace review for security problems. -Email: **lain.agent604@passmail.com** -Subject line: `[SECURITY] Claude Code Native ` +**Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting:** +[Report a vulnerability](https://github.com/serialexperimentslainnnn/claude-code-for-jetbrains/security/advisories/new) +(repository → **Security** → **Report a vulnerability**). + +This replaces the email address that used to be published here, and it is the +better channel on its own merits, not just a privacy measure: the report lands +in a private thread attached to this repository, the discussion and the fix +stay linked to it, and a CVE can be requested from the same advisory. An +address in a public file is scraped far more often than it is used by a +reporter. Include: @@ -47,11 +57,36 @@ in the changelog unless they prefer to remain anonymous. ## In scope -- Kotlin/Swing code in `src/main/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/`. +- Kotlin code in `src/main/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/`. +- The inlined JCEF web app in `src/main/resources/jcef/` and its vendored + libraries (`marked`, `DOMPurify`, `highlight.js`) — these **do** ship. - Build configuration and Gradle dependencies declared in `build.gradle.kts`. - Protocol handling against the `claude` binary's stream-json/control surface. - Permission gating, path-traversal guards, env handling, source-script trust. +### Scope of dependency triage: the artifact, not the repository + +We triage advisories against **what we distribute**, which is the signed plugin +zip. Concretely, that means the JVM dependencies resolved into the jar plus the +JavaScript vendored under `src/main/resources/jcef/`. A finding in either is in +scope and is treated as a defect. + +The repository also carries a `package.json`, and it is **build tooling only**: +`vitest`/`jsdom` for the frontend tests, `commitlint` for the commit gate, and +`@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk` as the protocol reference that +`./gradlew checkDrift` diffs the binary's surface against. None of it is +executed by the plugin and none of it is packaged — all of it is declared under +`devDependencies`, and `npm audit --omit=dev` (the distributed scope) reports +zero. `npm audit` over the whole tree will report transitive advisories in that +tooling; they reach a developer's machine at build time, never a user, and are +handled as maintenance rather than as security releases. + +Verify the claim rather than taking it on trust — the artifact is inspectable: + +```sh +unzip -l build/distributions/*.zip | grep -c 'node_modules' # → 0 +``` + ## Out of scope These are valid security concerns but **not** for this repository: @@ -73,9 +108,9 @@ These are valid security concerns but **not** for this repository: - Social-engineering scenarios that require the attacker to already control the user's machine, IDE settings, or `~/.claude/` directory. - Reports generated solely by automated scanners with no demonstrated impact. -- Outdated `node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk/` files — these are - kept as **protocol reference only**, are not executed, and are not shipped - in the plugin distribution. +- Advisories in the repository's `devDependencies` — build tooling that is + neither executed by the plugin nor packaged. See *Scope of dependency + triage*, above. - **A link or a model suggestion that opens one of the user's own files in their own editor.** See below — this is a deliberate, documented position. @@ -124,6 +159,12 @@ Yes. This matters because the security of an AI agent is not, in the end, an AI problem; it is an *old-fashioned software* problem, and it is solved with old-fashioned software. +**What it defends against is written down**, so a report can be judged against a +stated adversary instead of against intuition: +[ADR 0002 — Threat model](docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md). Read it before +reporting; it says in advance which findings are real (a match that gets +auto-approved anyway) and which are known, accepted positions. + It enforces three blacklists, and one whitelist: - **Credentials & key material** — SSH/GPG keys, cloud & cluster credentials, @@ -178,6 +219,109 @@ layer, enforcement is absolute. Report a bypass of the *decision* (a match that is auto-approved anyway, a foreign/remote path that is reached) — that is a real finding. A path we failed to *recognise* is a pattern PR. +## Release signing: two keys, two different claims + +A release carries **two** signatures, and conflating them is the mistake this +section exists to prevent. They answer different questions and have very +different security properties. + +| | Maintainer key | CI signing key | +|---|---|---| +| Signs | commits and the `vX.Y.Z` tag | the release `.zip` and its `.sha256` | +| Claim | *a person chose to release this commit* | *this workflow produced these bytes* | +| Custody | **hardware (YubiKey)** — non-exportable, touch required | software key in a GitHub **environment** secret | +| Public key | `6CD3 0675 6132 C6FD DEE8 8A74 CD0C 12D8 3C04 435A` | `docs/ci-signing-key.asc` | +| Expiry | — | **1 year**, then rotated | + +**Why there is a second key at all, stated plainly.** The maintainer key cannot +sign inside a CI runner: it is hardware-backed and non-exportable, which is +exactly what makes it worth trusting. Automating artifact signatures therefore +requires a software key whose private half sits in a secret. That is a real +weakening and it is an accepted, bounded one: + +- The secret is scoped to the **`marketplace` environment**, which requires a + human approval. No job reachable by merely pushing a tag can see it. +- The key **expires after a year**, so a leak nobody noticed stops mattering on + its own schedule rather than never. +- Its user ID says out loud that it is a CI key and not the maintainer. If the + two were indistinguishable, a leaked CI key would impersonate a person; being + able to tell them apart is the whole mitigation. + +**The CI key is certified by the maintainer key.** `docs/ci-signing-key.asc` +carries a certification signature made on the YubiKey, so the two keys are not +independent claims: the hardware key vouches for the CI key. + +This matters for a reason that is easy to miss. Without it, a reader is asked to +trust a fingerprint printed in a file **inside the same repository** an attacker +who could swap the key would also control — which is not a trust anchor, it is a +tautology. With it, the chain terminates at a key whose private half is in +hardware and has never been on a computer. + +It also buys the one thing a bare key cannot: **a revocation lever.** If the CI +key is ever exposed, the maintainer revokes the certification from hardware, +withdrawing the endorsement immediately — without depending on anyone noticing +that a file changed. + +```sh +gpg --check-sigs "$(gpg --show-keys --with-colons docs/ci-signing-key.asc | awk -F: '/^fpr:/{print $10; exit}')" +# expect a certification from 6CD3 0675 6132 C6FD DEE8 8A74 CD0C 12D8 3C04 435A +``` + +**Verify both signatures.** They are complementary, not redundant — the artifact +signature covers the bytes you downloaded, and the tag ties those bytes to a +commit on `main`: + +```sh +gpg --import docs/ci-signing-key.asc +gpg --verify claude-code-native-X.Y.Z.zip.asc # bytes came from the workflow +git verify-tag vX.Y.Z # cut from main by that workflow +gh attestation verify claude-code-native-X.Y.Z.zip \ + --repo serialexperimentslainnnn/claude-code-for-jetbrains # build provenance +``` + +**What no signature here claims.** Releases are cut automatically when `develop` +is merged into `main`, and both the tag and the artifact are signed by the CI +key — which is certified by the maintainer's hardware key, so the chain still +ends in hardware, but which signs without a human present. **Nothing in a +release attests that a person authorised it.** That rests on the two gates +around publication: `main` accepts only reviewed pull requests, and publishing +requires an approval from a named reviewer on a protected environment. Read +`git verify-tag` as *"this workflow cut this from main"*, and treat the human +judgement as living in the pull request, not in the signature. + +The attestation is worth having and worth not overtrusting: it proves *where* a +build ran, not that the result is benign. A compromised runner can produce a +valid attestation for a malicious artifact. What actually reduces that risk is +everything around it — every action pinned by commit SHA, a read-only default +token, and no secrets outside the approval-gated job. + +**Rotation** (scheduled, before expiry): regenerate with +`./scripts/gen-ci-signing-key.sh`, certify the new key with the YubiKey, replace +both environment secrets, and commit the new `docs/ci-signing-key.asc`. +Previously published releases stay verifiable against the old public key, which +is why old public keys are **never deleted** from the repository. + +**Compromise** (the CI key is exposed, or a runner is suspected compromised) — +in this order, because the first step is the only one that is immediate: + +```sh +# 1. Withdraw the endorsement. Takes effect for anyone who refreshes the key. +gpg --local-user 6CD306756132C6FDDEE88A74CD0C12D83C04435A --quick-revoke-sig +gpg --armor --export > docs/ci-signing-key.asc # now carries the revocation + +# 2. Delete the secrets so nothing can sign with it again. +gh secret delete GPG_SIGNING_KEY --env marketplace +gh secret delete GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE --env marketplace + +# 3. Issue a new key, and publish an advisory naming the exposed fingerprint and +# the releases signed with it. +``` + +Note the ordering: revoking the certification is a **hardware** action that no +attacker holding the CI key can undo, and it does not require the compromise to +have been noticed by users. Deleting the secret stops future signatures but says +nothing about the ones already made. + ## Disclosure Once a fix is released, we publish a short advisory in diff --git a/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md b/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a39810b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +# Third-party notices + +Claude Code Native is licensed under the **GNU General Public License v3.0** (see `LICENSE`). + +This file lists the third-party components **redistributed inside the published plugin artifact** +(`claude-code-native-.zip`) and the notices their licenses require to be preserved on +redistribution. It covers what is actually shipped — not the project's development dependencies, +which are never distributed. + +Every entry below was verified by reading the license text of the **exact version that ships**, not +the package manifest or a badge (see `docs/adr/0002-third-party-attribution.md` for why that +distinction matters). + +Last verified: 2026-08-05. + +--- + +## Bundled inside `lib/claude-code-native-.jar` + +These are vendored into the plugin's embedded web UI under `jcef/` and are served to the JCEF +browser at runtime. They are redistributed verbatim, unmodified. + +### marked — 12.0.0 +- **License:** MIT (`SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT`) +- **Copyright:** Copyright (c) 2011-2024, Christopher Jeffrey (https://github.com/chjj/) +- **Project:** https://github.com/markedjs/marked +- **Full text:** `LICENSES/MIT.txt` + +### DOMPurify — 3.0.11 +- **License:** `Apache-2.0 OR MPL-2.0` — dual-licensed. +- **License chosen by this project: Apache-2.0.** + A dual `OR` license is a choice the redistributor must make and record; leaving it unstated is an + unmade decision. Apache-2.0 is selected because it is already the license of another component in + this artifact (kotlinx.serialization), so the artifact carries one fewer distinct license text, and + because Apache-2.0 grants patent rights explicitly whereas MPL-2.0's grant is narrower in scope. + MPL-2.0's per-file copyleft would also attach obligations if the file were ever modified — it is + not, but choosing Apache-2.0 removes the question entirely. +- **Copyright:** Copyright (c) Cure53 and other contributors +- **Project:** https://github.com/cure53/DOMPurify +- **Full text:** `LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt` + +### highlight.js — 11.9.0 +- **License:** BSD-3-Clause (`SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause`) +- **Copyright:** Copyright (c) 2006, Ivan Sagalaev. All rights reserved. +- **Project:** https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js +- **Full text:** `LICENSES/BSD-3-Clause.txt` +- **Note:** a curated subset build (~35 languages), redistributed unmodified. + +--- + +## Shipped as separate jars in `lib/` + +### kotlinx.serialization (`kotlinx-serialization-core-jvm`, `kotlinx-serialization-json-jvm`) — 1.7.3 +- **License:** Apache-2.0 (`SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0`) +- **Copyright:** Copyright 2017-2024 JetBrains s.r.o. and Kotlin Programming Language contributors +- **Project:** https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization +- **Full text:** `LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt` +- **Verified:** the published jars carry no `META-INF/LICENSE`, so the license was read from the + project's `LICENSE.txt` at source rather than inferred from the artifact. + +--- + +## Not redistributed + +The following are used during development or referenced as documentation and are **not** part of the +published artifact, so they create no redistribution obligation here: + +- **`@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk`** — kept as a protocol reference only (`node_modules/`), never + bundled. The plugin speaks the `claude` binary's wire protocol directly. +- **vitest, jsdom, commitlint** — development and test tooling. +- **The `claude` CLI itself** — a separate program the user installs and licenses independently. The + plugin executes it; it does not redistribute it. +- **The IntelliJ Platform** — provided by the host IDE at runtime, not bundled. diff --git a/build.gradle.kts b/build.gradle.kts index b9eecbb6..610c3b6f 100644 --- a/build.gradle.kts +++ b/build.gradle.kts @@ -1,18 +1,34 @@ import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.IntelliJPlatformType import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.TestFrameworkType -import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.models.ProductRelease import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.extensions.intellijPlatform +import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.models.ProductRelease +import org.jetbrains.intellij.platform.gradle.tasks.VerifyPluginTask plugins { kotlin("jvm") version "2.1.20" kotlin("plugin.serialization") version "2.1.20" + // PINNED AT 2.16.0 DELIBERATELY. 2.18.1 exists and the build warns about it on every run, but bumping it + // hangs the headless suite: `ChatSessionManagerHeadlessTest` never starts, because + // BasePlatformTestCase.setUp → LightPlatformTestCase.doSetup → IndexingTestUtil.waitUntilIndexesAreReady + // waits forever (confirmed by thread dump — the EDT sits in that frame; our code is never reached). The + // bump changes which platform test-framework is resolved, so this is a fixture-level regression, not ours + // to fix from here. Re-attempt as its own change, with the headless suite as the acceptance test — NOT as + // a drive-by inside a release branch, which is exactly how it got in and straight back out. id("org.jetbrains.intellij.platform") version "2.16.0" - // Coverage report so we can hit the ≥90% target on src/main/ documented in docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md. + // Coverage, gated per package — see the `kover { }` block near the bottom for the thresholds and why they + // differ by package. (Until 5.0.0 this comment claimed a "≥90% target documented in + // docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md". That document says nothing about coverage, and the real figure was 53%. A + // number nobody measured, pointing at a requirement that did not exist.) id("org.jetbrains.kotlinx.kover") version "0.9.2" + // Static analysis (detekt) and formatting (ktlint via Spotless). Added in 5.0.0: until then the whole + // quality bar rested on review, which is exactly the thing the standards say to mechanise — "if format + // is being discussed in a review, a formatter is missing". + id("io.gitlab.arturbosch.detekt") version "1.23.8" + id("com.diffplug.spotless") version "8.9.0" } group = "dev.lain" -version = "4.4.1" +version = "5.0.0" repositories { mavenCentral() @@ -42,7 +58,7 @@ sourceSets { configurations { named("uiTestImplementation") { extendsFrom(configurations.testImplementation.get()) } - named("uiTestRuntimeOnly") { extendsFrom(configurations.testRuntimeOnly.get()) } + named("uiTestRuntimeOnly") { extendsFrom(configurations.testRuntimeOnly.get()) } } dependencies { @@ -61,7 +77,7 @@ dependencies { implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-serialization-json:1.7.3") // Unit tests (pure JVM: protocol parsing/building, no IntelliJ Platform fixtures needed). - testImplementation(platform("org.junit:junit-bom:5.11.4")) + testImplementation(platform("org.junit:junit-bom:6.1.2")) testImplementation("org.junit.jupiter:junit-jupiter") testRuntimeOnly("org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher") // JUnit4/3 on the COMPILE classpath: the plugin's test executor references JUnit4 API, and @@ -77,7 +93,7 @@ dependencies { } // --- uiTest: RemoteRobot end-to-end (Layer D), gated by -PuiTest.enabled=true --- - "uiTestImplementation"(platform("org.junit:junit-bom:5.11.4")) + "uiTestImplementation"(platform("org.junit:junit-bom:6.1.2")) "uiTestImplementation"("org.junit.jupiter:junit-jupiter") "uiTestRuntimeOnly"("org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher") "uiTestImplementation"("com.intellij.remoterobot:remote-robot:0.11.23") @@ -94,6 +110,22 @@ configurations.named("runtimeClasspath") { } tasks { + // Attribution travels INSIDE the artifact (opensource-licensing-standards §5.4). + // + // The published zip redistributes third-party code: marked, DOMPurify and highlight.js are vendored into + // the plugin jar under `jcef/`, and kotlinx.serialization ships as its own jars. MIT, BSD-3-Clause and + // Apache-2.0 all require the copyright notice and licence text to be preserved *on redistribution* — and a + // file sitting in the Git repository does not accompany the binary a user installs from the Marketplace. + // Copying them into the jar's resources is what actually discharges the obligation. + // + // Kept as a build step rather than a checked-in copy under `src/main/resources/`, so the notices cannot + // drift out of sync with the files they describe: one source of truth at the repository root, packaged at + // build time. `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md` is surfaced to the user by the About dialog (see InfoDialogs). + processResources { + from(rootProject.file("THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md")) { into("META-INF") } + from(rootProject.file("LICENSE")) { into("META-INF") } + from(rootProject.file("LICENSES")) { into("META-INF/licenses") } + } runIde { jvmArgs("-Djb.privacy.policy.text=", "-Djb.consents.confirmation.enabled=false") } @@ -120,19 +152,29 @@ tasks { // Only the jupiter engine: the vintage engine would try to DISCOVER (instantiate) the JUnit3 // headless BasePlatformTestCase classes, which aren't on this task's classpath (only the plugin's // own `test` task gets the platform runtime) — that fails before tag filtering even applies. - useJUnitPlatform { includeTags("driftLive"); includeEngines("junit-jupiter") } + useJUnitPlatform { + includeTags("driftLive") + includeEngines("junit-jupiter") + } // Belt-and-suspenders: restrict discovery to the drift package. filter { includeTestsMatching("dev.lain.claudejb.drift.*") } - testClassesDirs = sourceSets.test.get().output.classesDirs + testClassesDirs = + sourceSets.test + .get() + .output.classesDirs classpath = sourceSets.test.get().runtimeClasspath // Always re-run (it polls the network + binary); never serve a cached result. outputs.upToDateWhen { false } - val binaryPath = (providers.gradleProperty("claudeBinary").orNull - ?: providers.environmentVariable("CLAUDE_BINARY").orNull - ?: "${System.getProperty("user.home")}/.local/bin/claude") + val binaryPath = ( + providers.gradleProperty("claudeBinary").orNull + ?: providers.environmentVariable("CLAUDE_BINARY").orNull + ?: "${System.getProperty("user.home")}/.local/bin/claude" + ) systemProperty("claudejb.drift.projectDir", rootProject.projectDir.absolutePath) - systemProperty("claudejb.drift.sdkDir", - rootProject.file("node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk").absolutePath) + systemProperty( + "claudejb.drift.sdkDir", + rootProject.file("node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk").absolutePath, + ) systemProperty("claudejb.drift.binary", binaryPath) systemProperty("claudejb.drift.baseline", rootProject.file("scripts/drift-baseline.properties").absolutePath) // Surface the report (println from the test) on the console. @@ -270,6 +312,27 @@ intellijPlatform { // 'JetBrains' in the plugin name is a Marketplace naming lint, not an API problem; muting it lets // the verifier proceed to the actual binary-compatibility / internal-API checks we care about. freeArgs = listOf("-mute", "TemplateWordInPluginName") + + // The "zero deprecations" rule, ENFORCED rather than merely written down. + // + // The plugin's default failure level is COMPATIBILITY_PROBLEMS + INTERNAL_API_USAGES + + // OVERRIDE_ONLY_API_USAGES — deprecated usages are only REPORTED. So this repo's stated policy + // ("never ship a deprecated or scheduled-for-removal API — treat it as a blocker, not a warning") + // was a promise a human had to keep by reading logs, and a rule that lives only in prose is not a + // rule. Adding DEPRECATED_API_USAGES is what makes the sentence true. + // + // EXPERIMENTAL_API_USAGES is deliberately NOT here, and that is a decision rather than an oversight: + // `DiffTabCleanup` uses `ProjectCloseListener.projectClosingBeforeSave` knowingly, because it is the + // only hook that runs BEFORE the workspace state is written — which is the whole point of it. An + // experimental API is acceptable with a reason; a deprecated one is not acceptable at all, because + // it has an announced removal date and the plugin has to keep working across the IDE range. + failureLevel = + listOf( + VerifyPluginTask.FailureLevel.COMPATIBILITY_PROBLEMS, + VerifyPluginTask.FailureLevel.INTERNAL_API_USAGES, + VerifyPluginTask.FailureLevel.OVERRIDE_ONLY_API_USAGES, + VerifyPluginTask.FailureLevel.DEPRECATED_API_USAGES, + ) ides { // No hardcoded path in the repo: a developer can point the verifier at local IDE installs to skip the // downloads, via -PlocalIdePath=[,…] or the LOCAL_IDE_PATH env var (comma-separated). This is @@ -279,28 +342,37 @@ intellijPlatform { // compiles fine and then dies with NoSuchFieldError on 242–251). // When unset/missing (or on CI), fall back to recommended() — which spans the plugin's whole declared // range including the since-build FLOOR, the gate that catches a too-new API. - val localIdes = (providers.gradleProperty("localIdePath").orNull - ?: providers.environmentVariable("LOCAL_IDE_PATH").orNull) - ?.split(',') - ?.map { it.trim() } - ?.filter { it.isNotEmpty() } - ?.map { file(it) } - ?.filter { it.exists() } - .orEmpty() - if (localIdes.isNotEmpty() && !providers.environmentVariable("CI").isPresent) { + val localIdes = + ( + providers.gradleProperty("localIdePath").orNull + ?: providers.environmentVariable("LOCAL_IDE_PATH").orNull + )?.split(',') + ?.map { it.trim() } + ?.filter { it.isNotEmpty() } + ?.map { file(it) } + ?.filter { it.exists() } + .orEmpty() + val offline = localIdes.isNotEmpty() && !providers.environmentVariable("CI").isPresent + if (offline) { + // OFFLINE mode: the given installs are the ENTIRE set to verify against. Neither recommended() + // nor select() may run here — both resolve through download.jetbrains.com, so leaving either in + // made `-PlocalIdePath` a lie: it added local IDEs but still downloaded, and on a network that + // truncates a 1.6 GB transfer the task failed before verifying anything. The flag's whole + // purpose is verification WITHOUT the CDN, so in this mode there is nothing to download. localIdes.forEach { local(it) } } else { + // Online (CI, or no local installs): recommended() spans the plugin's whole declared range + // including the since-build FLOOR — the gate that catches a too-new API — and select() adds the + // NEWEST EAP/RC. The range upper bound (263.*) matches the declared untilBuild, widened + // preemptively because the API is clean across 251→262; until a 2026.3/263 EAP ships this + // resolves to the latest 262 build, and picks up a real 263 automatically once one exists. recommended() - } - // Always validate against the NEWEST EAP/RC available. The range upper bound (263.*) matches the - // plugin's declared untilBuild, which was widened to 263.* preemptively (the API is clean across - // 251→262); until a 2026.3/263 EAP ships this resolves to the latest 262 build, and it will verify - // against a real 263 automatically the moment one is published. - select { - types = listOf(IntelliJPlatformType.IntellijIdeaCommunity) - channels = listOf(ProductRelease.Channel.EAP, ProductRelease.Channel.RC) - sinceBuild = "262" - untilBuild = "263.*" + select { + types = listOf(IntelliJPlatformType.IntellijIdeaCommunity) + channels = listOf(ProductRelease.Channel.EAP, ProductRelease.Channel.RC) + sinceBuild = "262" + untilBuild = "263.*" + } } } } @@ -313,6 +385,153 @@ kotlin { } } +// --- Static analysis and formatting -------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Two tools because they answer different questions, and conflating them is how projects end up arguing +// about braces in code review: Spotless/ktlint decides how the code LOOKS (mechanical, never a judgement +// call), detekt decides whether it is likely WRONG (complexity, swallowed errors, suspicious constructs). +detekt { + buildUponDefaultConfig = true + config.setFrom(files("config/detekt/detekt.yml")) + // Set unconditionally: `detektBaseline` needs the path as an OUTPUT (it is the file it writes), so making + // it conditional on the file already existing makes generating it for the first time impossible. The + // `detekt` task tolerates the file being absent. + baseline = file("config/detekt/baseline.xml") + // Analyse main and test alike. A test that swallows an exception hides a defect just as effectively as + // production code doing it — arguably more so, because it does it while claiming to prove correctness. + source.setFrom(files("src/main/kotlin", "src/test/kotlin")) + parallel = true +} + +tasks.withType().configureEach { + jvmTarget = "21" + reports { + html.required.set(true) + sarif.required.set(true) // consumable by GitHub code scanning if we ever want the findings inline + xml.required.set(false) + txt.required.set(false) + md.required.set(false) + } +} +tasks.withType().configureEach { + jvmTarget = "21" +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Coverage gates — per package, because one global number would be a lie either way. +// +// The honest shape of this codebase is that its risk is NOT evenly distributed. `permission/` decides whether +// the agent may read your SSH key; `ui/` paints a browser. A single global threshold either sets the bar so low +// that the guard could rot unnoticed, or so high that it can only be met by writing tests against Swing and +// JCEF that assert nothing anyone cares about. So the bar is per package, and it is set slightly BELOW what +// each package measures today: a gate that catches regression, not a target that invites test-padding. +// +// `ui`/`ui.jcef` are excluded rather than gated at a token value. They need a live IDE and a live Chromium, and +// they are covered by a different layer entirely: 54 vitest tests drive the real shipped JS, and the release +// checklist requires a manual pass through the UI. Excluding them says that out loud; gating them at 20% would +// dress the same fact up as a passing check. +// +// Measured 2026-08-05 (line coverage): permission 98.1 · protocol 87.3 · settings 86.1 · diff 72.8 · +// session 67.3 · context 42.1 · process 37.9 · ui.jcef 31.2 · ui 24.6 · TOTAL 53.3. +// `context`/`process` are ungated for now: they wrap the OS (clipboard, process spawn, shell env) and most of +// what is uncovered there cannot run in CI. That is a known gap, not an endorsement. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +kover { + // `checkDrift` must NOT be dragged into the coverage graph. + // + // Kover instruments and aggregates EVERY `Test` task in the project, and `checkDrift` is registered as one. + // That silently made it a dependency of `koverVerify`, so the `Static analysis` CI job ran the on-demand + // drift check — which downloads the latest SDK and probes a LOCALLY INSTALLED `claude` binary. There is no + // such binary on a runner, so it died with an IOException and failed the job. + // + // It passed locally, which is the whole lesson: the maintainer's machine has the binary, so the difference + // between "this task is on-demand" and "this task is wired into check" was invisible until CI ran it. The + // task's own KDoc already said "NOT wired into `check`" — it just was not true of the coverage graph. + currentProject { + instrumentation { + disabledForTestTasks.add("checkDrift") + } + } + reports { + filters { + excludes { + // Need a live IDE / live Chromium to execute at all. Covered instead by the 54 vitest tests + // that drive the REAL shipped JS, and by the manual UI pass the release checklist requires. + classes("dev.lain.claudejb.ui.*") + // Thin IDE-action shells: their bodies are one delegate call each, and exercising them means + // booting an IDE to assert that a menu item calls a method. + classes("dev.lain.claudejb.actions.*") + // Wrappers over the OS — system clipboard, process spawn, shell environment. Most of what is + // uncovered here cannot run on a CI box at all. A KNOWN GAP, listed so it is not mistaken for + // coverage; the parts that are pure (AttachmentEncoder, EnvScriptLoader.parse) are tested. + classes("dev.lain.claudejb.context.*", "dev.lain.claudejb.process.*") + // A single line delegating to PluginManager.isPluginInstalled. It exists precisely BECAUSE it + // must run against a real platform (PluginId is a Kotlin class since 2025.2, so the naive call + // dies with NoSuchFieldError below 252) — which is also why a unit test cannot exercise it. + classes("dev.lain.claudejb.util.*") + } + } + verify { + // NB: Kover 0.9.2's KoverVerifyRule has no per-rule `filters` (verified against the plugin jar), so + // the per-package thresholds this project wants — permission ≥95, protocol ≥80, session ≥65 — are + // not expressible one-by-one. What IS expressible is a FLOOR applied to every package + // individually, plus an aggregate. Both are real gates: the floor catches any single package + // collapsing, the aggregate catches death by a thousand cuts. The tighter per-package bars remain + // the intent; see docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md. + rule("every gated package holds its floor") { + groupBy = kotlinx.kover.gradle.plugin.dsl.GroupingEntityType.PACKAGE + minBound(65) + } + rule("gated code as a whole") { + minBound(75) + } + } + } +} + +spotless { + kotlin { + target("src/**/*.kt") + ktlint("1.8.0").editorConfigOverride( + mapOf( + // The codebase reads at ~120 columns and has done for its whole life; reflowing 13k lines to + // ktlint's default would be a huge diff that buys nothing. + "max_line_length" to "140", + // Trailing commas stay: they are why adding a parameter touches one line instead of two. + "ij_kotlin_allow_trailing_comma" to "true", + "ij_kotlin_allow_trailing_comma_on_call_site" to "true", + // function-signature off. Its only effect here was to COLLAPSE multi-line parameter lists back + // onto one line because they now fit in 140 columns — which trades away the thing the + // multi-line + trailing-comma style buys: adding a parameter is a one-line diff, not a reflow + // of the whole signature. The Kotlin conventions endorse trailing commas for exactly that + // reason and do not require collapsing a signature that happens to fit. + "ktlint_standard_function-signature" to "disabled", + "ktlint_standard_class-signature" to "disabled", + "ktlint_standard_function-expression-body" to "disabled", + // ── One owner per rule ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Below, ktlint duplicates a rule detekt also enforces, and only detekt can scope itself to a + // source set. Running both means the stricter-but-blinder one decides, which is how you end up + // reformatting test fixtures to satisfy a tool that cannot be told they are fixtures. So each + // of these has exactly one owner, and it is the one that can express the exception: + // + // max-line-length → detekt MaxLineLength (excludes the test tree: single-line raw-string + // protocol fixtures, one NDJSON frame each, exactly as the binary emits them). + // function-naming → detekt FunctionNaming (excludes the test tree: test methods are + // backtick-quoted sentences, which is why a failure report reads like a sentence). + // + // Production code is still covered for both — by detekt, at the same strictness as before. + "ktlint_standard_max-line-length" to "disabled", + "ktlint_standard_function-naming" to "disabled", + ), + ) + trimTrailingWhitespace() + endWithNewline() + } + kotlinGradle { + target("*.gradle.kts") + ktlint("1.8.0") + } +} + /** Extracts the top (latest) `## vX.Y.Z` section of RELEASE_NOTES.md and renders it as the HTML subset * the Marketplace accepts for change notes. Falls back to a generic line if the file is missing. */ fun latestReleaseNotesHtml(): String { @@ -321,29 +540,51 @@ fun latestReleaseNotesHtml(): String { val lines = notes.readLines() val start = lines.indexOfFirst { it.startsWith("## v") } if (start < 0) return "See RELEASE_NOTES.md." - val end = lines.drop(start + 1).indexOfFirst { it.startsWith("## v") }.let { - if (it < 0) lines.size else start + 1 + it - } + val end = + lines.drop(start + 1).indexOfFirst { it.startsWith("## v") }.let { + if (it < 0) lines.size else start + 1 + it + } - fun inline(s: String): String = s - .replace("&", "&").replace("<", "<").replace(">", ">") - .replace(Regex("\\*\\*(.+?)\\*\\*"), "$1") - .replace(Regex("`(.+?)`"), "$1") + fun inline(s: String): String = + s + .replace("&", "&") + .replace("<", "<") + .replace(">", ">") + .replace(Regex("\\*\\*(.+?)\\*\\*"), "$1") + .replace(Regex("`(.+?)`"), "$1") val html = StringBuilder() var inList = false - fun closeList() { if (inList) { html.append(""); inList = false } } + + fun closeList() { + if (!inList) return + html.append("") + inList = false + } for (raw in lines.subList(start, end)) { val line = raw.trim() when { - line.startsWith("## v") -> html.append("

").append(inline(line.removePrefix("## ").trim())).append("

") - line == "---" || line.isEmpty() -> closeList() + line.startsWith("## v") -> { + html.append("

").append(inline(line.removePrefix("## ").trim())).append("

") + } + + line == "---" || line.isEmpty() -> { + closeList() + } + line.startsWith("- ") -> { - if (!inList) { html.append("
    "); inList = true } + if (!inList) { + html.append("
      ") + inList = true + } html.append("
    • ").append(inline(line.removePrefix("- ").trim())).append("
      • ") } - else -> { closeList(); html.append("

      ").append(inline(line)).append("

      ") } + + else -> { + closeList() + html.append("

      ").append(inline(line)).append("

      ") + } } } closeList() diff --git a/commitlint.config.mjs b/commitlint.config.mjs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a5dca242 --- /dev/null +++ b/commitlint.config.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +/** + * Conventional Commits enforcement (git-workflow-standards §3.2, §4.2). + * + * Why this file is `.mjs` and not `.js`: package.json declares `"type": "commonjs"`, and Node 24 changed module + * loading such that commitlint fails to read a CommonJS-named config in that setup ("Please add rules to your + * commitlint.config.js"). The explicit `.mjs` extension sidesteps it without flipping the whole package to ESM, + * which would break the vitest/jsdom frontend suite that currently relies on CommonJS `require` in its helpers. + * + * Why it is enforced in CI rather than trusted: the release tooling derives the CHANGELOG and the version bump + * from these messages, and it *silently skips* commits it cannot parse. An unlinted message is therefore not a + * style problem — it is a change that quietly never appears in a release note. The lint is part of the release + * system, not cosmetics. + * + * Deliberately kept at the stock `config-conventional` ruleset: this repo has no bespoke commit vocabulary, and + * a custom rule set is one more thing to maintain and to explain to a first-time contributor. + */ +export default { + extends: ['@commitlint/config-conventional'], + rules: { + // The subject line is what lands in `main` on a squash merge and what a future `git log --oneline` reader + // sees; 72 keeps it readable in a terminal and in the GitHub/GitLab commit list without truncation. + 'header-max-length': [2, 'always', 72], + // Scope is optional here on purpose. This is a single-artifact plugin, not a monorepo: mandating a scope + // would produce noise like `chore(repo):` rather than information. + 'body-max-line-length': [2, 'always', 100], + }, + ignores: [ + // Merge commits are generated by the forge/GitFlow merges and are not authored messages. `--no-ff` release + // merges are the repo's integration mechanism (see docs/adr/0001), so linting them would fail every release. + (message) => message.startsWith('Merge '), + // `git revert` generates its own subject from the reverted commit; rewriting it by hand loses the SHA + // reference that makes the revert traceable. + (message) => message.startsWith('Revert "'), + ], +}; diff --git a/config/detekt/baseline.xml b/config/detekt/baseline.xml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..39553416 --- /dev/null +++ b/config/detekt/baseline.xml @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ + + + + + + LargeClass:ClaudeSession.kt$ClaudeSession : Disposable + TooManyFunctions:ClaudeSession.kt$ClaudeSession : Disposable + + diff --git a/config/detekt/detekt.yml b/config/detekt/detekt.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..99e5cc16 --- /dev/null +++ b/config/detekt/detekt.yml @@ -0,0 +1,869 @@ +build: + maxIssues: 0 + excludeCorrectable: false + weights: + # complexity: 2 + # LongParameterList: 1 + # style: 1 + # comments: 1 + +config: + validation: true + warningsAsErrors: false + checkExhaustiveness: false + # when writing own rules with new properties, exclude the property path e.g.: 'my_rule_set,.*>.*>[my_property]' + excludes: '' + +processors: + active: true + exclude: + - 'DetektProgressListener' + # - 'KtFileCountProcessor' + # - 'PackageCountProcessor' + # - 'ClassCountProcessor' + # - 'FunctionCountProcessor' + # - 'PropertyCountProcessor' + # - 'ProjectComplexityProcessor' + # - 'ProjectCognitiveComplexityProcessor' + # - 'ProjectLLOCProcessor' + # - 'ProjectCLOCProcessor' + # - 'ProjectLOCProcessor' + # - 'ProjectSLOCProcessor' + # - 'LicenseHeaderLoaderExtension' + +console-reports: + active: true + exclude: + - 'ProjectStatisticsReport' + - 'ComplexityReport' + - 'NotificationReport' + - 'FindingsReport' + - 'FileBasedFindingsReport' + # - 'LiteFindingsReport' + +output-reports: + active: true + exclude: + # - 'TxtOutputReport' + # - 'XmlOutputReport' + # - 'HtmlOutputReport' + # - 'MdOutputReport' + # - 'SarifOutputReport' + +comments: + active: true + AbsentOrWrongFileLicense: + active: false + licenseTemplateFile: 'license.template' + licenseTemplateIsRegex: false + CommentOverPrivateFunction: + active: false + CommentOverPrivateProperty: + active: false + DeprecatedBlockTag: + active: false + EndOfSentenceFormat: + active: false + endOfSentenceFormat: '([.?!][ \t\n\r\f<])|([.?!:]$)' + KDocReferencesNonPublicProperty: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + OutdatedDocumentation: + active: false + matchTypeParameters: true + matchDeclarationsOrder: true + allowParamOnConstructorProperties: false + UndocumentedPublicClass: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + searchInNestedClass: true + searchInInnerClass: true + searchInInnerObject: true + searchInInnerInterface: true + searchInProtectedClass: false + ignoreDefaultCompanionObject: false + UndocumentedPublicFunction: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + searchProtectedFunction: false + UndocumentedPublicProperty: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + searchProtectedProperty: false + +complexity: + active: true + CognitiveComplexMethod: + active: false + threshold: 15 + ComplexCondition: + active: true + threshold: 4 + ComplexInterface: + active: false + threshold: 10 + includeStaticDeclarations: false + includePrivateDeclarations: false + ignoreOverloaded: false + CyclomaticComplexMethod: + active: true + threshold: 15 + ignoreSingleWhenExpression: false + ignoreSimpleWhenEntries: false + ignoreNestingFunctions: false + nestingFunctions: + - 'also' + - 'apply' + - 'forEach' + - 'isNotNull' + - 'ifNull' + - 'let' + - 'run' + - 'use' + - 'with' + LabeledExpression: + active: false + ignoredLabels: [] + LargeClass: + active: true + threshold: 600 + LongMethod: + active: true + threshold: 60 + LongParameterList: + active: true + functionThreshold: 6 + constructorThreshold: 7 + # ignoreDefaultParameters: true — count only the parameters a caller MUST supply. + # The problem this rule exists to catch is a call site nobody can read: a row of positional arguments whose + # meaning depends on counting commas. A parameter with a default is not part of that problem — it is absent + # from the call unless someone opts in, by name. Under this setting TranscriptEntry counts 3 (not 9), + # PermissionBroker 5 (not 9), and the launch options 4 (not 14), which matches what those call sites + # actually look like. The thresholds stay at detekt's defaults for the parameters that are mandatory, where + # a long list really does mean the callee is doing too much. + ignoreDefaultParameters: true + ignoreDataClasses: true + ignoreAnnotatedParameter: [] + MethodOverloading: + active: false + threshold: 6 + NamedArguments: + active: false + threshold: 3 + ignoreArgumentsMatchingNames: false + NestedBlockDepth: + active: true + threshold: 4 + NestedScopeFunctions: + active: false + threshold: 1 + functions: + - 'kotlin.apply' + - 'kotlin.run' + - 'kotlin.with' + - 'kotlin.let' + - 'kotlin.also' + ReplaceSafeCallChainWithRun: + active: false + StringLiteralDuplication: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + threshold: 3 + ignoreAnnotation: true + excludeStringsWithLessThan5Characters: true + ignoreStringsRegex: '$^' + TooManyFunctions: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + # Objects here are NAMESPACES, not god-objects: ControlProtocol is one named builder per control message + # (34 of them, because the protocol has 34), SensitiveGuard is a set of pure predicates, ControlProtocol's + # sibling parsers likewise. Splitting a module into ControlProtocolA/ControlProtocolB to satisfy a counter + # makes it strictly harder to find things. Classes are where a high count is a real signal, because a class + # has state and each method is another thing that can touch it — so classes keep a much tighter bound. + # ClaudeSession, at 47, is exactly the case the rule is for, and it is being fixed rather than exempted. + thresholdInFiles: 40 + thresholdInClasses: 20 + thresholdInInterfaces: 11 + thresholdInObjects: 40 + thresholdInEnums: 11 + ignoreDeprecated: false + # ignorePrivate: true. With the default (count everything) this rule is in DIRECT CONFLICT with + # CyclomaticComplexMethod and LongMethod: the prescribed fix for a long method is to break it into named + # private helpers, and every helper you extract pushes the class closer to failing this rule. Optimising for + # both at once means one inlined 80-line method — which is the thing we were trying to avoid. + # What the rule claims to measure is "does this type do too much", and the honest proxy for that is its + # PUBLIC surface: how many things can call into it. A parser object with 4 entry points and 15 private + # helpers is a well-decomposed one, not a god object. Counting only the public API keeps the rule pointed at + # ClaudeSession-shaped problems (many callers, many responsibilities) instead of at good decomposition. + ignorePrivate: true + ignoreOverridden: false + ignoreAnnotatedFunctions: [] + +coroutines: + active: true + GlobalCoroutineUsage: + active: false + InjectDispatcher: + active: true + dispatcherNames: + - 'IO' + - 'Default' + - 'Unconfined' + RedundantSuspendModifier: + active: true + SleepInsteadOfDelay: + active: true + SuspendFunSwallowedCancellation: + active: false + SuspendFunWithCoroutineScopeReceiver: + active: false + SuspendFunWithFlowReturnType: + active: true + +empty-blocks: + active: true + EmptyCatchBlock: + active: true + allowedExceptionNameRegex: '_|(ignore|expected).*' + EmptyClassBlock: + active: true + EmptyDefaultConstructor: + active: true + EmptyDoWhileBlock: + active: true + EmptyElseBlock: + active: true + EmptyFinallyBlock: + active: true + EmptyForBlock: + active: true + EmptyFunctionBlock: + active: true + ignoreOverridden: false + EmptyIfBlock: + active: true + EmptyInitBlock: + active: true + EmptyKtFile: + active: true + EmptySecondaryConstructor: + active: true + EmptyTryBlock: + active: true + EmptyWhenBlock: + active: true + EmptyWhileBlock: + active: true + +exceptions: + active: true + ExceptionRaisedInUnexpectedLocation: + active: true + methodNames: + - 'equals' + - 'finalize' + - 'hashCode' + - 'toString' + InstanceOfCheckForException: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + NotImplementedDeclaration: + active: false + ObjectExtendsThrowable: + active: false + PrintStackTrace: + active: true + RethrowCaughtException: + active: true + ReturnFromFinally: + active: true + ignoreLabeled: false + SwallowedException: + active: true + ignoredExceptionTypes: + - 'InterruptedException' + - 'MalformedURLException' + - 'NumberFormatException' + - 'ParseException' + allowedExceptionNameRegex: '_|(ignore|expected).*' + ThrowingExceptionFromFinally: + active: true + ThrowingExceptionInMain: + active: false + ThrowingExceptionsWithoutMessageOrCause: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + exceptions: + - 'ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException' + - 'Exception' + - 'IllegalArgumentException' + - 'IllegalMonitorStateException' + - 'IllegalStateException' + - 'IndexOutOfBoundsException' + - 'NullPointerException' + - 'RuntimeException' + - 'Throwable' + ThrowingNewInstanceOfSameException: + active: true + TooGenericExceptionCaught: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + exceptionNames: + - 'ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException' + - 'Error' + - 'Exception' + - 'IllegalMonitorStateException' + - 'IndexOutOfBoundsException' + - 'NullPointerException' + - 'RuntimeException' + - 'Throwable' + allowedExceptionNameRegex: '_|(ignore|expected).*' + TooGenericExceptionThrown: + active: true + exceptionNames: + - 'Error' + - 'Exception' + - 'RuntimeException' + - 'Throwable' + +naming: + active: true + BooleanPropertyNaming: + active: false + allowedPattern: '^(is|has|are)' + ClassNaming: + active: true + classPattern: '[A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*' + ConstructorParameterNaming: + active: true + parameterPattern: '[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*' + privateParameterPattern: '[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*' + excludeClassPattern: '$^' + EnumNaming: + active: true + enumEntryPattern: '[A-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*' + ForbiddenClassName: + active: false + forbiddenName: [] + FunctionMaxLength: + active: false + maximumFunctionNameLength: 30 + FunctionMinLength: + active: false + minimumFunctionNameLength: 3 + FunctionNaming: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + functionPattern: '[a-z][a-zA-Z0-9]*' + excludeClassPattern: '$^' + FunctionParameterNaming: + active: true + parameterPattern: '[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*' + excludeClassPattern: '$^' + InvalidPackageDeclaration: + active: true + rootPackage: '' + requireRootInDeclaration: false + LambdaParameterNaming: + active: false + parameterPattern: '[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*|_' + MatchingDeclarationName: + active: true + mustBeFirst: true + multiplatformTargets: + - 'ios' + - 'android' + - 'js' + - 'jvm' + - 'native' + - 'iosArm64' + - 'iosX64' + - 'macosX64' + - 'mingwX64' + - 'linuxX64' + MemberNameEqualsClassName: + active: true + ignoreOverridden: true + NoNameShadowing: + active: true + NonBooleanPropertyPrefixedWithIs: + active: false + ObjectPropertyNaming: + active: true + constantPattern: '[A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*' + propertyPattern: '[A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*' + privatePropertyPattern: '(_)?[A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*' + PackageNaming: + active: true + packagePattern: '[a-z]+(\.[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*)*' + TopLevelPropertyNaming: + active: true + constantPattern: '[A-Z][_A-Z0-9]*' + propertyPattern: '[A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*' + privatePropertyPattern: '_?[A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*' + VariableMaxLength: + active: false + maximumVariableNameLength: 64 + VariableMinLength: + active: false + minimumVariableNameLength: 1 + VariableNaming: + active: true + variablePattern: '[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*' + privateVariablePattern: '(_)?[a-z][A-Za-z0-9]*' + excludeClassPattern: '$^' + +performance: + active: true + ArrayPrimitive: + active: true + CouldBeSequence: + active: false + threshold: 3 + ForEachOnRange: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + SpreadOperator: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + UnnecessaryPartOfBinaryExpression: + active: false + UnnecessaryTemporaryInstantiation: + active: true + +potential-bugs: + active: true + AvoidReferentialEquality: + active: true + forbiddenTypePatterns: + - 'kotlin.String' + CastNullableToNonNullableType: + active: false + CastToNullableType: + active: false + Deprecation: + active: false + DontDowncastCollectionTypes: + active: false + DoubleMutabilityForCollection: + active: true + mutableTypes: + - 'kotlin.collections.MutableList' + - 'kotlin.collections.MutableMap' + - 'kotlin.collections.MutableSet' + - 'java.util.ArrayList' + - 'java.util.LinkedHashSet' + - 'java.util.HashSet' + - 'java.util.LinkedHashMap' + - 'java.util.HashMap' + ElseCaseInsteadOfExhaustiveWhen: + active: false + ignoredSubjectTypes: [] + EqualsAlwaysReturnsTrueOrFalse: + active: true + EqualsWithHashCodeExist: + active: true + ExitOutsideMain: + active: false + ExplicitGarbageCollectionCall: + active: true + HasPlatformType: + active: true + IgnoredReturnValue: + active: true + restrictToConfig: true + returnValueAnnotations: + - 'CheckResult' + - '*.CheckResult' + - 'CheckReturnValue' + - '*.CheckReturnValue' + ignoreReturnValueAnnotations: + - 'CanIgnoreReturnValue' + - '*.CanIgnoreReturnValue' + returnValueTypes: + - 'kotlin.sequences.Sequence' + - 'kotlinx.coroutines.flow.*Flow' + - 'java.util.stream.*Stream' + ignoreFunctionCall: [] + ImplicitDefaultLocale: + active: true + ImplicitUnitReturnType: + active: false + allowExplicitReturnType: true + InvalidRange: + active: true + IteratorHasNextCallsNextMethod: + active: true + IteratorNotThrowingNoSuchElementException: + active: true + LateinitUsage: + active: false + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + ignoreOnClassesPattern: '' + MapGetWithNotNullAssertionOperator: + active: true + MissingPackageDeclaration: + active: false + excludes: ['**/*.kts'] + NullCheckOnMutableProperty: + active: false + NullableToStringCall: + active: false + PropertyUsedBeforeDeclaration: + active: false + UnconditionalJumpStatementInLoop: + active: false + UnnecessaryNotNullCheck: + active: false + UnnecessaryNotNullOperator: + active: true + UnnecessarySafeCall: + active: true + UnreachableCatchBlock: + active: true + UnreachableCode: + active: true + UnsafeCallOnNullableType: + active: true + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + UnsafeCast: + active: true + UnusedUnaryOperator: + active: true + UselessPostfixExpression: + active: true + WrongEqualsTypeParameter: + active: true + +style: + active: true + AlsoCouldBeApply: + active: false + BracesOnIfStatements: + active: false + singleLine: 'never' + multiLine: 'always' + BracesOnWhenStatements: + active: false + singleLine: 'necessary' + multiLine: 'consistent' + CanBeNonNullable: + active: false + CascadingCallWrapping: + active: false + includeElvis: true + ClassOrdering: + active: false + CollapsibleIfStatements: + active: false + DataClassContainsFunctions: + active: false + conversionFunctionPrefix: + - 'to' + allowOperators: false + DataClassShouldBeImmutable: + active: false + DestructuringDeclarationWithTooManyEntries: + active: true + maxDestructuringEntries: 3 + DoubleNegativeLambda: + active: false + negativeFunctions: + - reason: 'Use `takeIf` instead.' + value: 'takeUnless' + - reason: 'Use `all` instead.' + value: 'none' + negativeFunctionNameParts: + - 'not' + - 'non' + EqualsNullCall: + active: true + EqualsOnSignatureLine: + active: false + ExplicitCollectionElementAccessMethod: + active: false + ExplicitItLambdaParameter: + active: true + ExpressionBodySyntax: + active: false + includeLineWrapping: false + ForbiddenAnnotation: + active: false + annotations: + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `Suppress` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.SuppressWarnings' + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `kotlin.Deprecated` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.Deprecated' + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `kotlin.annotation.MustBeDocumented` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.annotation.Documented' + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `kotlin.annotation.Target` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.annotation.Target' + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `kotlin.annotation.Retention` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.annotation.Retention' + - reason: 'it is a java annotation. Use `kotlin.annotation.Repeatable` instead.' + value: 'java.lang.annotation.Repeatable' + - reason: 'Kotlin does not support @Inherited annotation, see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-22265' + value: 'java.lang.annotation.Inherited' + ForbiddenComment: + active: true + comments: + - reason: 'Forbidden FIXME todo marker in comment, please fix the problem.' + value: 'FIXME:' + - reason: 'Forbidden STOPSHIP todo marker in comment, please address the problem before shipping the code.' + value: 'STOPSHIP:' + - reason: 'Forbidden TODO todo marker in comment, please do the changes.' + value: 'TODO:' + allowedPatterns: '' + ForbiddenImport: + active: false + imports: [] + forbiddenPatterns: '' + ForbiddenMethodCall: + active: false + methods: + - reason: 'print does not allow you to configure the output stream. Use a logger instead.' + value: 'kotlin.io.print' + - reason: 'println does not allow you to configure the output stream. Use a logger instead.' + value: 'kotlin.io.println' + ForbiddenSuppress: + active: false + rules: [] + ForbiddenVoid: + active: true + ignoreOverridden: false + ignoreUsageInGenerics: false + FunctionOnlyReturningConstant: + active: true + ignoreOverridableFunction: true + ignoreActualFunction: true + excludedFunctions: [] + LoopWithTooManyJumpStatements: + active: true + # 2 rather than 1. The parsers and the PTY/stdout readers legitimately need "skip this item" plus + # "stop reading" in the same loop; forcing that into one jump means a flag variable and a wider + # condition, which is harder to follow, not easier. + maxJumpCount: 2 + MagicNumber: + active: true + # ChatTheme.kt and JcefTheme.kt ARE the colour palette. A 0xRRGGBB literal inside a property named + # DIFF_ADDED_BG is not an unexplained number — it is the definition of that name, and wrapping it in + # DIFF_ADDED_BG_LIGHT = 0xE6FFEC adds a line and explains nothing. The behavioural constants in those two + # files (timer period, hue step, luminance coefficients, surface nudge) are named anyway, because those + # genuinely encode decisions someone might revisit — the exclusion buys silence on the palette, not on them. + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**', '**/*.kts', '**/ui/ChatTheme.kt', '**/ui/jcef/JcefTheme.kt'] + ignoreNumbers: + - '-1' + - '0' + - '1' + - '2' + - '3' + - '100' + - '1000' + # The 4-px spacing grid this UI is laid out on. A number earns a name when the name carries information + # the number does not: `86400` hides "a day" and gets one; the `8` in `JBUI.Borders.empty(8, 8, 4, 8)` + # hides nothing, because the call's own parameter order (top, left, bottom, right) already says what each + # position means. Renaming those to PAD_M makes the line longer and tells the reader strictly less. + - '4' + - '6' + - '8' + - '10' + - '12' + - '16' + # A named constant is worth it when the number encodes a DECISION someone might revisit. It is noise + # when the number is the arithmetic itself: `n / 1000.0` to render "1.5k", `* 100` for a percentage, + # a UI inset of 8. These exclusions keep the rule pointed at thresholds, timeouts and limits — where + # an unexplained literal really is a question with no answer in the code. + ignoreHashCodeFunction: true + ignorePropertyDeclaration: false + ignoreLocalVariableDeclaration: false + ignoreConstantDeclaration: true + ignoreCompanionObjectPropertyDeclaration: true + ignoreAnnotation: false + ignoreNamedArgument: true + ignoreEnums: false + ignoreRanges: false + ignoreExtensionFunctions: true + MandatoryBracesLoops: + active: false + MaxChainedCallsOnSameLine: + active: false + maxChainedCalls: 5 + MaxLineLength: + active: true + # Tests are excluded, and the reason is specific rather than a blanket pass. 26 of the 28 over-length lines + # in the test tree are single-line raw-string PROTOCOL FIXTURES — one NDJSON frame each, exactly as the + # binary emits it. `excludeRawStrings` below is meant for precisely this, but it only skips lines *inside* a + # multi-line raw string, so the one-line form (`val line = """{...}"""`) still trips the rule. Splitting + # those fixtures across concatenated pieces would make them harder to read and easier to typo, and would + # misrepresent the thing under test: the protocol is one line per frame. The two genuine over-length code + # lines in tests were wrapped rather than left to hide behind this. + excludes: ['**/test/**', '**/androidTest/**', '**/commonTest/**', '**/jvmTest/**', '**/androidUnitTest/**', '**/androidInstrumentedTest/**', '**/jsTest/**', '**/iosTest/**'] + # 140, matching Spotless/ktlint and the width this codebase has been written at since the start. + # Reflowing 13k lines to detekt's 120 default would produce a huge diff, poison `git blame`, and buy + # nothing: the argument for a limit is readability, and these lines are already readable. + maxLineLength: 140 + excludePackageStatements: true + excludeImportStatements: true + excludeCommentStatements: false + excludeRawStrings: true + MayBeConst: + active: true + ModifierOrder: + active: true + MultilineLambdaItParameter: + active: false + MultilineRawStringIndentation: + active: false + indentSize: 4 + trimmingMethods: + - 'trimIndent' + - 'trimMargin' + NestedClassesVisibility: + active: true + NewLineAtEndOfFile: + active: true + NoTabs: + active: false + NullableBooleanCheck: + active: false + ObjectLiteralToLambda: + active: true + OptionalAbstractKeyword: + active: true + OptionalUnit: + active: false + PreferToOverPairSyntax: + active: false + ProtectedMemberInFinalClass: + active: true + RedundantExplicitType: + active: false + RedundantHigherOrderMapUsage: + active: true + RedundantVisibilityModifierRule: + active: false + ReturnCount: + active: true + # excludeGuardClauses: true, and this is the important one. The default (count every return, max 2) + # is in direct conflict with a stated project value — CLAUDE.md asks for "guard clauses frente a + # anidación profunda" — and with idiomatic Kotlin. Early returns that validate and bail are the thing + # that keeps SensitiveGuard and the protocol parsers flat and readable; penalising them would push the + # code toward nested ifs, which is worse by every measure the rule claims to care about. + # + # max: 6, because `excludeGuardClauses` is narrower than the concept it is named after. detekt only treats + # returns as guard clauses while they form an unbroken PREFIX of the function body; the first `val` binding + # ends the prefix and every later early-out is counted in full. So the shape this codebase actually uses — + # val hits = lookUp(name) + # if (hits.size != 1) return null + # val psi = hits.first() as? PsiElement ?: return null + # … + # scores 5 despite being guard clauses end to end. 6 is the observed ceiling for that shape here; a + # seventh exit is a genuine signal that the function is doing two jobs. + max: 6 + excludedFunctions: + - 'equals' + excludeLabeled: false + excludeReturnFromLambda: true + excludeGuardClauses: true + SafeCast: + active: true + SerialVersionUIDInSerializableClass: + active: true + SpacingBetweenPackageAndImports: + active: false + StringShouldBeRawString: + active: false + maxEscapedCharacterCount: 2 + ignoredCharacters: [] + ThrowsCount: + active: true + max: 2 + excludeGuardClauses: false + TrailingWhitespace: + active: false + TrimMultilineRawString: + active: false + trimmingMethods: + - 'trimIndent' + - 'trimMargin' + UnderscoresInNumericLiterals: + active: false + acceptableLength: 4 + allowNonStandardGrouping: false + UnnecessaryAbstractClass: + active: true + UnnecessaryAnnotationUseSiteTarget: + active: false + UnnecessaryApply: + active: true + UnnecessaryBackticks: + active: false + UnnecessaryBracesAroundTrailingLambda: + active: false + UnnecessaryFilter: + active: true + UnnecessaryInheritance: + active: true + UnnecessaryInnerClass: + active: false + UnnecessaryLet: + active: false + UnnecessaryParentheses: + active: false + allowForUnclearPrecedence: false + UntilInsteadOfRangeTo: + active: false + UnusedImports: + active: false + UnusedParameter: + active: true + allowedNames: 'ignored|expected' + UnusedPrivateClass: + active: true + UnusedPrivateMember: + active: true + allowedNames: '' + UnusedPrivateProperty: + active: true + allowedNames: '_|ignored|expected|serialVersionUID' + UseAnyOrNoneInsteadOfFind: + active: true + UseArrayLiteralsInAnnotations: + active: true + UseCheckNotNull: + active: true + UseCheckOrError: + active: true + UseDataClass: + active: false + allowVars: false + UseEmptyCounterpart: + active: false + UseIfEmptyOrIfBlank: + active: false + UseIfInsteadOfWhen: + active: false + ignoreWhenContainingVariableDeclaration: false + UseIsNullOrEmpty: + active: true + UseLet: + active: false + UseOrEmpty: + active: true + UseRequire: + active: true + UseRequireNotNull: + active: true + UseSumOfInsteadOfFlatMapSize: + active: false + UselessCallOnNotNull: + active: true + UtilityClassWithPublicConstructor: + active: true + VarCouldBeVal: + active: true + ignoreLateinitVar: false + WildcardImport: + active: true + excludeImports: + - 'java.util.*' diff --git a/docs/BACKLOG.md b/docs/BACKLOG.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..682ad023 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/BACKLOG.md @@ -0,0 +1,113 @@ +# Backlog + +Things worth doing, with enough evidence attached that the next person does not have to re-derive whether they +are possible. An entry here has been **probed against the real binary**, not assumed from the SDK types. + +Ordered by value, not by effort. + +--- + +## 1. Surface the plan's usage limits in the session dashboard + +**Status: NOT backlog — scheduled, and being built now.** Kept here because the evidence below is the useful +part and belongs next to the other protocol findings. + +The web and desktop Claude apps show, at a glance: current session usage with a reset countdown, weekly usage +across all models, weekly usage per model, and the extra-credit balance. The plugin shows a single quota bar +driven by whichever `rate_limit_event` arrived last. For someone on a Max plan doing long sessions, "how much +of my week have I burned" is the single most consulted number, and today they have to leave the IDE for it. + +### The data is already there — we simply never ask + +`get_usage` is a host→binary control request the plugin has known about since 4.0.1 and **has never sent**. It +was triaged into `ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES` as out of scope; that call has aged badly. Probed live +against `claude` 2.1.222: + +```jsonc +{ + "subscription_type": "max", + "rate_limits_available": true, + "rate_limits": { + "five_hour": { "utilization": 8, "resets_at": "2026-08-06T00:10:00Z", "limit_dollars": null, … }, + "seven_day": { "utilization": 67, "resets_at": "2026-08-06T17:00:00Z", … }, + "seven_day_opus": null, "seven_day_sonnet": null, "seven_day_cowork": null, …, + "extra_usage": { "is_enabled": true, "used_credits": 14612, "currency": "EUR", "decimal_places": 2, … } + }, + "session": { "total_cost_usd": …, "total_duration_ms": …, "model_usage": { … } } +} +``` + +That is a one-for-one match with what the apps display, including the per-model weekly buckets (null only +because those windows were untouched at probe time) and the credit balance. + +### Two things to fix on the way + +- **`ClaudeSession.rateLimit` is a single field.** `rate_limit_event` carries a `rateLimitType` + (`five_hour` | `seven_day` | `seven_day_opus` | …), so consecutive events for different windows **overwrite + each other**. By construction the plugin can only ever display one window. Showing several needs a + `Map` — a small change, but it is the actual blocker, not the UI. +- **`RateLimitInfo` does not model everything the wire sends.** A captured event carried `overageResetsAt` and + `overageInUse`; neither is in the data class. Small, real protocol drift — and the kind `checkDrift` is + supposed to catch, so it is worth understanding why it did not. + +### Design note + +Prefer `get_usage` as the source of truth (it returns every window at once, on demand) and keep +`rate_limit_event` as the live nudge that something changed and it is worth re-asking. Poll sparingly: this is +a network round-trip through the binary, and a dashboard that refreshes on a timer for a number that moves +every few minutes is a cost with no user visible in it. + +--- + +## 2. Use `get_workspace_diff` for a session-wide review + +**Status:** probed, returns `{"diff": null}` on a clean tree — the request works, we have simply never sent it. + +The plugin reviews changes **per tool call**: a diff tab per Edit, and the transcript's inline diff. What it +cannot answer is "show me everything this session changed", which is exactly the question you ask before +accepting a long autonomous run. `get_workspace_diff` returns that in one call. + +Natural home: a button in the session dashboard, next to Diff History (which is per-edit and IDE-side). + +--- + +## 3. Surface the active plan with `get_plan` + +**Status:** probed, returns `{"exists": false}` when there is none. + +In plan mode the plan is visible only as the transcript card that proposed it; scroll past and it is gone. +`get_plan` fetches the current one on demand, so the dashboard could always show what the agent is working to. + +--- + +## 4. Deliberately NOT worth doing + +Recorded so nobody re-investigates them. + +- **`file_suggestions`** — probed, works, returns `{"suggestions": [...]}` for a query. But the IDE's own file + index already backs the @-mention picker and is strictly better: it knows about excluded folders, scopes and + recency, and it answers without a round-trip through the binary. +- **`list_models`** — probed, returns the full catalogue. Redundant: the model list already arrives in the + `initialize` reply and is cached, so sending this would be a second source of truth for the same data. The + existing decision was right; this entry exists so it is not revisited a third time. + +--- + +## 5. Split `ClaudeSession` (carried over from the 5.0.0 static-analysis pass) + +**Status:** the two remaining `config/detekt/baseline.xml` entries. + +`ClaudeSession` is ~1900 lines with 46 public functions. Ten collaborators have already been extracted from it; +what remains is genuine orchestration plus the verb list the UI calls. The real fix is a split into +session-lifecycle versus UI-facing-commands — a large, behaviour-preserving refactor of the hottest file in the +repository, which belongs in its own reviewed change. The baseline file carries the full reasoning, including +why raising the thresholds instead would be worse. + +--- + +## 6. Tighten the coverage gates when Kover allows it + +`KoverVerifyRule` in Kover 0.9.2 has no per-rule filter (verified against the plugin jar), so the per-package +thresholds in `docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md` §Coverage policy are enforced today as a floor plus an aggregate +rather than package by package. If a later Kover adds per-rule filters, tighten `build.gradle.kts` to match the +table that is already written there. diff --git a/docs/BRANCHING.md b/docs/BRANCHING.md index e26cfd30..5c64a7d8 100644 --- a/docs/BRANCHING.md +++ b/docs/BRANCHING.md @@ -31,13 +31,33 @@ Naming: `feature/`, e.g. `feature/hunk-selection`, `bugfix/ 1. Land everything for the version on `develop`; bump `version` in `build.gradle.kts` and add the section to `RELEASE_NOTES.md` / `CHANGELOG.md`. -2. Merge `develop` → `main` via PR (the GitLab pipeline — test/verify/build — must be green). -3. Tag the merge commit `vX.Y.Z` and push the tag. The **GitLab tag pipeline** then runs - `test` → `verify` → `build` automatically; the maintainer presses **play** on the manual `publish` job - (stage `release`), which runs `signPlugin publishPlugin` to sign and publish to the Marketplace. +2. Merge `develop` → `main` via PR. `main` is protected: the CI checks must be green and the PR approved. +3. **That is the whole procedure.** The merge triggers `release.yml`, which reads the version from + `build.gradle.kts`, re-runs the full gate on the merged tree, builds and attests, waits on the + `marketplace` environment approval, publishes, and only then cuts and signs the `vX.Y.Z` tag. -> **Note:** The real CI runs on **GitLab self-hosted**; GitHub Actions is inert (billing). See -> `.gitlab-ci.yml`. +**`build.gradle.kts` is the single source of truth for the version.** The tag is derived from it rather than +supplied alongside it, so the two can no longer disagree — the failure mode the old flow guarded against with +a comparison simply cannot occur now. + +**A merge to `main` that does not bump the version publishes nothing.** The workflow finds the tag already +present, logs a notice and stops. It does not fail: `main` legitimately receives merges that are not releases, +and a red run on each of those is an alarm people learn to ignore. Published tags remain immutable. + +> Pushing a `vX.Y.Z` tag by hand still works and is kept as the escape hatch — re-cutting after a failed +> publish, without pushing an empty commit to `main`. On that path the tag must match the declared version, +> and its commit must be reachable from `main`, both checked before any credential is in scope. + +### What the signatures claim, now that the tag is automatic + +The tag is cut by the workflow and signed with the **CI key**, not the maintainer's YubiKey — which cannot +sign inside a runner, and whose non-exportability is precisely what makes it worth trusting. The chain still +terminates in hardware, because the CI key is certified by the YubiKey. + +The cost is stated rather than glossed: **no signature on a release asserts that a person authorised it.** That +claim now rests entirely on the two gates around the publish — `main` accepts only reviewed pull requests, and +publication requires an approval on the `marketplace` environment by a named reviewer. Anyone verifying a +release should read `git verify-tag` as *"this workflow cut this from main"*, not as *"a human signed off"*. ## Cleaning up obsolete branches @@ -65,18 +85,63 @@ commands. They are commented so nothing is deleted by accident — the maintaine Note the naming drift: `fix/security-issues` and `test/MCPSkills` predate this convention (they would be `bugfix/*` and a `feature/*` today). New branches should follow the prefixes in the table above. -## Branch protection (configure in GitHub UI) - -Set these rules for both `main` and `develop` under **Settings → Branches → Branch protection rules** (or a -repository ruleset): - -- **Require a pull request before merging** — no direct pushes. -- **Require status checks to pass before merging** — select the checks reported by the **GitLab pipeline** - (test/verify/build), surfaced either via the GitLab↔GitHub integration or the GitLab MR pipeline, - depending on the team's flow. The UI test suite is **advisory only** and must NOT be a required check. -- **Require branches to be up to date before merging.** -- **Require signed commits** — GPG/SSH-signed (matches the repo's existing `required_signatures` setup). -- **Allow administrators to bypass** — keep the documented admin bypass so a maintainer can land an urgent - hotfix when a structural check (e.g. capped Actions) would otherwise block the merge. -- **Restrict who can push to matching branches** — maintainers only. -- For `main` additionally: **do not allow force pushes or deletions.** +## Branch protection (versioned, not clicked) + +Since 5.0.0 the protections live in **`.github/rulesets/*.json`** and are applied with: + +```sh +./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh --dry-run # show what would change +./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh # apply (idempotent — updates by name, never duplicates) +``` + +They are in the repository rather than in a settings page for the same reason the pipeline is: a control +whose job is to be non-bypassable should be reviewable in a diff, not silently editable by whoever holds +admin. What they enforce: + +| | `main` | `develop` | +|---|---|---| +| Pull request required | yes | yes | +| Required approvals | **0** — see below | **0** — see below | +| Status checks | tests, **static analysis**, frontend, audit, verifier, build, **both CodeQL analyses** | tests, **static analysis**, frontend, audit, verifier, build | +| Branch must be up to date | yes | yes | +| Signed commits | required | required | +| Merge method | **merge commit — the only one enabled** | **merge commit — the only one enabled** | +| Force push / deletion | blocked | blocked | +| Admin bypass | **none** | **none** | + +Four deliberate choices worth stating: + +- **Merge commit is the ONLY method enabled on this repository**, and squash and rebase are switched off at + the repository level rather than merely discouraged here. This is a *signing* decision, not a taste in + history shape. Every commit in this project is signed by a hardware-backed key, and both of the other + methods **rewrite commits**: GitHub creates new SHAs and new committer information, which invalidates those + signatures and replaces them with GitHub's own `web-flow` key. The rule "signed commits required" would + still pass — the commits are signed, just no longer *by the author*, which is the entire property the rule + exists to give. Leaving the buttons enabled meant one wrong click could quietly destroy that provenance, so + the buttons are gone. + + The cost, stated plainly: the merge node itself is created and signed by GitHub, because the alternative is + merging locally and pushing, which the pull-request requirement blocks — and relaxing *that* to save one + commit's provenance would be a far worse trade. `main` therefore ends up with the same *tree* as `develop` + but not the same SHA. Release provenance rests on the **tag**, which the maintainer signs with the YubiKey, + not on the merge node. + +- **Zero required approvals, and this is not a weakened gate — it is the only value that is not a + deadlock.** GitHub does not let an author approve their own pull request. With one maintainer and no + bypass actors, "require 1 approval" means *nothing can ever be merged*: not by push, not by PR, not by + admin. We found this the direct way, by locking the repository and having to unlock it. What is actually + enforced here is mechanical and cannot be talked out of: a pull request, an up-to-date branch, and every + status check green. A human approval is a real control when a second human exists; requiring one that + cannot exist is theatre that bolts the door from the inside. **Raise it to 1 — and re-enable + `require_code_owner_review` and `require_last_push_approval` — the day someone else has write access.** +- **No bypass actors, including admins.** The previous version of this document kept an admin bypass "so a + maintainer can land an urgent hotfix when a structural check would otherwise block the merge". The + structural check it referred to — capped GitHub Actions — never existed. A bypass exists to be used at the + worst possible moment, under time pressure, on the change least likely to have been reviewed. The hotfix + path goes through `main` like everything else. +- **The UI test suite (`uiTest`) is advisory and must NOT become a required check.** It needs a display, it + is slower, and a flaky required check teaches people to re-run until green. + +> A ruleset references a status check by the job's **display name**. Renaming a job does not fail the +> gate — it silently stops applying. After renaming anything in `.github/workflows/`, re-check the names in +> `.github/rulesets/*.json`. diff --git a/docs/CI_SETUP.md b/docs/CI_SETUP.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f4e37764 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/CI_SETUP.md @@ -0,0 +1,254 @@ +# CI/CD setup — one-time configuration + +Everything the pipeline needs that is **not** in the repository: the deployment environment, its six +secrets, and the branch protections. Follow this once; afterwards a release is a tag plus an approval. + +All of it uses `gh` rather than the web UI, for one reason that matters: four of the six secrets are +**multi-line PEM / armoured blocks**, and pasting those into a browser form is where a stray newline or a +truncated line ends up in a secret that then fails at 3 a.m. with an error that does not say why. Reading +them from a file or stdin cannot do that. + +Prerequisites: `gh` authenticated with admin rights on the repository, plus `jq`, `gpg` and `openssl`. + +## The short version + +```sh +./scripts/bootstrap-ci.sh +``` + +It does everything below: creates the environment with you as required reviewer, restricts it to `v*.*.*` +tags, generates and certifies the CI signing key, sets all six secrets, checks that none leaked to +repository level, and offers to apply the branch protections. It asks you only for what you actually +hold — the Marketplace token, and the JetBrains signing key. Idempotent: existing secrets are reported +and skipped unless you say to replace them. + +Have your YubiKey plugged in; it is needed once, to certify the CI key. + +The rest of this document is what the script does, step by step, for when you need to do one part by hand +or work out why something failed. + +--- + +## Step 1 — Create the `marketplace` environment + +This environment is the human gate on publication. The four Marketplace credentials and the artifact +signing key live in it, which means they exist for **no other job** in the repository. + +```sh +# Your own numeric user id — the reviewer. +REVIEWER_ID=$(gh api user -q .id) +echo "reviewer id: $REVIEWER_ID" + +jq -n --argjson id "$REVIEWER_ID" '{ + wait_timer: 0, + prevent_self_review: false, + reviewers: [{ type: "User", id: $id }], + deployment_branch_policy: { protected_branches: false, custom_branch_policies: true } +}' | gh api --method PUT "repos/$REPO/environments/marketplace" --input - +``` + +> Build the body as JSON rather than from `-f`/`-F` flags. `gh api -f` sends **strings**, so +> `-f wait_timer=0` is rejected with `Invalid property /wait_timer: "0" is not of type integer`; `-F` +> guesses the type instead; and the bracket syntax for an array of objects (`reviewers[][type]=`) is +> ambiguous enough not to rely on. A JSON document has exactly one meaning. + +> **`prevent_self_review` must be `false`.** It is tempting to set it — it sounds stricter — and on a +> single-maintainer project it is a deadlock: you push the tag, so you are the deployment creator, so you +> would be the one person forbidden from approving it. Nothing would ever publish. + +Then restrict the environment to release tags, so it cannot be deployed to from anything else: + +```sh +gh api --method POST "repos/$REPO/environments/marketplace/deployment-branch-policies" \ + -f name='v*.*.*' -f type=tag +``` + +That is a second, independent lock on top of the workflow's own lineage guard. The guard checks the tag +came from `main`; this checks the environment is only ever reachable from a version tag at all. + +Verify: + +```sh +gh api "repos/$REPO/environments/marketplace" \ + -q '{reviewers: [.protection_rules[]? | select(.type=="required_reviewers") | .reviewers[].reviewer.login], self_review: .prevent_self_review}' +``` + +--- + +## Step 2 — The JetBrains publishing token + +1. Go to . +2. Create a permanent token, name it something like `github-actions-release`. +3. Copy it — it is shown once. + +```sh +gh secret set PUBLISH_TOKEN --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" +# paste the token, then press Ctrl-D +``` + +Reading from stdin instead of `--body` keeps the token out of your shell history and out of the process +list, where any other user on the machine could have read it. + +--- + +## Step 3 — The JetBrains plugin signing key + +This is an **X.509 / RSA** key. It is *not* GPG and it is unrelated to the key in step 4. + +**What it actually is, because the name misleads.** The Marketplace **re-signs every plugin with +JetBrains' own key** (AWS KMS) before serving it — *"the file will be signed twice: first by the plugin +author, then by JetBrains Marketplace"*. Yours is therefore an **upload key**, the same idea as Google +Play's: the signature an end user's IDE verifies is JetBrains', not yours. + +Two consequences, both the opposite of what the name suggests: + +- **Rotating it is invisible to users.** There is no reason to treat it as precious, and no reason to keep + a copy on disk. The bootstrap script generates it, pushes it to GitHub, and forgets it. +- **The only reason to reuse the existing one** is that a Marketplace profile can pin a public key, and + the first automated publish is the wrong moment to discover whether yours does. If you still have the + key 4.4.1 was signed with, reuse it; otherwise generate and be ready to update the profile. + +Reusing an existing key: + +```sh +gh secret set PRIVATE_KEY --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" < private.pem +gh secret set CERTIFICATE_CHAIN --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" < chain.crt +gh secret set PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" # paste, Ctrl-D +``` + +`PRIVATE_KEY` must be the **decrypted** key — the output of `openssl rsa`, not `openssl genpkey`. Handing +over the encrypted one is the most common failure here and it surfaces as an opaque `signPlugin` error. + +Generating a fresh one (what the bootstrap script does, in a temp dir it then shreds): + +```sh +openssl genpkey -aes-256-cbc -algorithm RSA -out enc.pem -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096 +openssl rsa -in enc.pem -out private.pem +openssl req -key private.pem -new -x509 -days 3650 \ + -subj "/CN=Claude Code Native plugin upload key" -out chain.crt +``` + +Ten years rather than JetBrains' example one: an expiring upload key breaks publishing on a date nobody +has in a calendar, and expiry protects nothing here, since the certificate is not a trust anchor for any +user. + +--- + +## Step 4 — The CI artifact signing key (GPG) + +This key signs the `.zip.asc` and `.sha256.asc` attached to each GitHub Release. It is **not** the +maintainer key, deliberately — see [`../SECURITY.md`](../SECURITY.md) for what each signature claims and +why they must stay distinguishable. + +```sh +./scripts/gen-ci-signing-key.sh +``` + +The script builds the key in a throwaway keyring (deleted on exit), never touches your own, and prints +three things: the private block, the passphrase, and the public key. + +```sh +# Paste the block between the GPG_SIGNING_KEY markers, including both BEGIN/END lines, then Ctrl-D: +gh secret set GPG_SIGNING_KEY --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" + +# Paste the generated passphrase, then Ctrl-D: +gh secret set GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" +``` + +Then **certify it with your YubiKey**, and publish the certified public half: + +```sh +CI_FPR= +gpg --import public.asc # PUBLIC half only +gpg --local-user "$(git config user.signingkey)" --quick-sign-key "$CI_FPR" # touch the YubiKey +gpg --armor --export "$CI_FPR" > docs/ci-signing-key.asc # export AFTER signing +git add docs/ci-signing-key.asc +git commit -m "chore(release): publish the CI artifact signing key" +``` + +The certification is not ceremony. Without it, a user is asked to trust a fingerprint printed in a file +**inside the repository an attacker who could swap the key would also control** — which is not a trust +anchor, it is a tautology. With it, the chain terminates in hardware. And it is the only revocation lever +you have: if the CI key leaks you revoke the endorsement from the YubiKey, which no one holding the leaked +key can undo. The procedure is in [`../SECURITY.md`](../SECURITY.md). + +Never import the **private** half into your keyring. It belongs in exactly one place — the environment +secret. Keeping it out is what stops it quietly becoming a second maintainer identity. + +--- + +## Step 5 — Check all six are set + +```sh +gh secret list --env marketplace --repo "$REPO" +``` + +Expect exactly these, and nothing in **repository** secrets: + +``` +CERTIFICATE_CHAIN +GPG_SIGNING_KEY +GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE +PRIVATE_KEY +PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD +PUBLISH_TOKEN +``` + +```sh +gh secret list --repo "$REPO" # should be empty +``` + +A secret at repository level is readable by **every** workflow job, including one added in a pull request. +That is the difference this step is checking for. + +--- + +## Step 6 — Apply the branch protections + +```sh +./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh --dry-run # read-only: shows what would change +./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh +``` + +**After this, `main` and `develop` stop accepting direct pushes — including yours.** There are no bypass +actors, by design (see [`BRANCHING.md`](BRANCHING.md)). From here on the flow is: branch → PR → review → +merge. + +The required status checks are referenced by **job display name**. They will show as pending until the +first CI run has reported them once; that is expected, not a misconfiguration. + +--- + +## Step 7 — Prove it works before you need it + +Do not let the first exercise of this machinery be a real release. + +```sh +git checkout -b test/ci-smoke +git commit --allow-empty -m "test(ci): verify the pipeline runs end to end" +git push -u origin test/ci-smoke +gh run watch +``` + +Confirm: the five `ci.yml` jobs run and pass, and both CodeQL analyses appear. Then open a PR into +`develop` and confirm the checks are **required** rather than merely present — the merge button should be +blocked until they are green. + +Delete the branch afterwards. + +The release path itself cannot be smoke-tested without publishing, so the first real release is where the +`guard` job earns its keep: if the tag did not come from `main`, or does not match the version in +`build.gradle.kts`, it fails in seconds and before any secret is in scope. + +--- + +## If something goes wrong + +| Symptom | Cause | +|---|---| +| `publish` job never starts, no approval prompt | `prevent_self_review` is `true`, or you are not listed as a reviewer | +| `publish` starts without asking for approval | the environment has no required reviewer — re-run step 1 | +| Deployment rejected: branch not allowed | you tagged something that is not `v*.*.*`, or pushed a branch instead of a tag | +| `gpg: no default secret key` | `GPG_SIGNING_KEY` is truncated — re-set it from a file, not by pasting | +| `signPlugin` fails on the key | `PRIVATE_KEY` is the *encrypted* PEM; it must be the output of `openssl rsa` | +| A required check is stuck pending forever | a job was renamed and no longer matches the name in `.github/rulesets/` | diff --git a/docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md b/docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md index f9a4d086..96f05d3b 100644 --- a/docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md +++ b/docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md @@ -12,7 +12,10 @@ file is the verifiable per-release gate. ## Build & verification -- [ ] `./gradlew test` — all unit tests pass (currently 132+). +- [ ] `./gradlew test` — all unit tests pass (currently 682, 2 Windows-only skips). +- [ ] `./gradlew detekt spotlessCheck` — static analysis and formatting clean. +- [ ] `npm run lint && npm test` — the shipped JCEF frontend lints clean, 54 tests pass. +- [ ] `./gradlew koverVerify` — coverage gates hold (see **Coverage policy** below). - [ ] `./gradlew verifyPlugin` — **Compatible** with IU-261 **and** IU-262/RC. - [ ] Verifier report has **no new internal-API usage** @@ -22,6 +25,45 @@ file is the verifiable per-release gate. - [ ] `./gradlew buildPlugin` produces a zip under `build/distributions/claude-code-for-jetbrains-X.Y.Z.zip`. +## Coverage policy + +Coverage is gated **per package**, not globally, because the risk in this codebase is not evenly spread: +`permission/` decides whether the agent may read your SSH key, and `ui/` paints a browser. One global number +would either set the bar low enough that the guard could rot unnoticed, or high enough that the only way to +meet it is writing tests against Swing and JCEF that assert nothing anyone cares about. + +Thresholds are set slightly **below** what each package measures today — a gate that catches regression, not a +target that invites test-padding. Line coverage measured 2026-08-05: + +| package | line % | gated | +|---|---|---| +| `permission/` | 98.1 | ✅ | +| `protocol/` | 87.3 | ✅ | +| `settings/` | 86.1 | ✅ | +| `diff/` | 72.8 | ✅ | +| `session/` | 67.3 | ✅ | +| `context/`, `process/` | 42.1 / 37.9 | ❌ excluded — known gap | +| `ui/`, `ui/jcef/` | 24.6 / 31.2 | ❌ excluded — covered elsewhere | +| `actions/` | 0.0 | ❌ excluded — one delegate call each | + +**Excluded, and why it is stated rather than gated at a token value.** `ui/` needs a live IDE and a live +Chromium; it is covered by a different layer — 54 vitest tests that drive the *real shipped JS*, plus the +mandatory manual pass in §Smoke test below. `context/` and `process/` wrap the OS (system clipboard, process +spawn, shell environment) and most of what is uncovered there cannot execute on a CI box. That is a **known +gap**, listed so nobody mistakes it for coverage; the pure parts of both (`AttachmentEncoder`, +`EnvScriptLoader.parse`) *are* tested. Gating any of these at 20% would dress the same fact up as a passing +check. + +**Known limitation.** Kover 0.9.2's `KoverVerifyRule` has no per-rule filter, so the exact per-package numbers +above are not individually expressible in the build. What `koverVerify` enforces is a **floor applied to every +gated package** plus an **aggregate** — both real gates (the floor catches one package collapsing, the +aggregate catches death by a thousand cuts), but looser than the table. If a future Kover adds per-rule +filters, tighten `build.gradle.kts` to match this table. + +> Historical note: until 5.0.0 a comment in `build.gradle.kts` claimed a "≥90% target … documented in +> `docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md`". This file had never said that, and the real figure was 53%. The number was +> never measured and the requirement it cited did not exist. + ## Documentation - [ ] [`../CHANGELOG.md`](../CHANGELOG.md) updated with the new version, @@ -78,13 +120,12 @@ Steps: ## Git hygiene - [ ] Commit message: `Release vX.Y.Z`. -- [ ] GitLab pipeline (test/verify/build) green on `develop` before - promoting to `main`. -- [ ] PR `release/X.Y.Z` → `main` opened and the GitLab pipeline is green. -- [ ] Signed tag `vX.Y.Z` pushed to `main` (the GitHub ruleset enforces - this via GPG / YubiKey). -- [ ] GitLab tag pipeline ran green; the manual `publish` job (stage - `release`) was triggered and published to Marketplace. +- [ ] CI green on `develop` before promoting to `main`. +- [ ] PR `release/X.Y.Z` → `main` opened, CI green, approved. +- [ ] Signed tag `vX.Y.Z` pushed to `main` (the ruleset enforces this via + GPG / YubiKey). +- [ ] `release.yml` reached the `publish` job and the `marketplace` + environment approval was granted; the version is live on Marketplace. ## Post-release diff --git a/docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md b/docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md index 3651c967..39760250 100644 --- a/docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md +++ b/docs/RELEASE_PROCEDURE.md @@ -23,17 +23,48 @@ and surfaces in `plugin.xml` and the Marketplace listing. ## Continuous integration -The real CI lives in **GitLab** on a self-hosted runner; the GitHub Actions -workflows are inert reference (Actions is capped by billing). - -| Where | File | Status | -|-------|------|--------| -| GitLab self-hosted | `.gitlab-ci.yml` | **Real pipeline.** Stages: `test` (`./gradlew test` — unit + headless + integration; installs `python3` for the fake-claude harness), `verify` (`./gradlew verifyPlugin`), `build` (`./gradlew buildPlugin`), and `publish` (stage `release`, tag-only `vX.Y.Z`, `when: manual`, runs `./gradlew signPlugin publishPlugin`). | -| GitHub Actions | `.github/workflows/*` | **Inert reference.** Automatic `push`/`pull_request`/`schedule` triggers are commented out; only `workflow_dispatch` remains. Nothing runs in CI here. | - -Publish credentials live in **GitLab → Settings → CI/CD → Variables** -(`PUBLISH_TOKEN`, `CERTIFICATE_CHAIN`, `PRIVATE_KEY`, -`PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD`), masked + protected — not in GitHub Secrets. +CI/CD runs on **GitHub Actions** (since 5.0.0). The repository is public, so +standard hosted runners are free and unmetered — the earlier belief that +Actions was capped for billing was simply wrong, and `.gitlab-ci.yml` has been +removed rather than kept as a second pipeline that could also publish. + +| Workflow | Trigger | What it does | +|---|---|---| +| `ci.yml` | push to `develop`, `main`, `feature/**`, `bugfix/**`, `hotfix/**`; PRs | JVM tests, frontend tests, dependency audit, plugin verifier, build (asserting no npm code and that attribution is packaged) | +| `codeql.yml` | push/PR to `develop`/`main`; weekly | SAST over `java-kotlin` and `javascript-typescript`, `security-extended` queries | +| `release.yml` | `vX.Y.Z` tag | Guard → verify → build+attest → **publish** (approval-gated) → GitHub Release | +| `drift.yml` | weekly; manual | `checkDrift` against the current CLI and SDK; files an issue on real drift | + +### Secrets + +All six live in the **`marketplace` GitHub Environment**, never in repository +secrets. Environment scoping means they do not exist for any other job, and the +environment's required reviewer is the human gate on publication. + +| Secret | What it is | +|---|---| +| `PUBLISH_TOKEN` | Marketplace API token (plugins.jetbrains.com → profile → **Tokens**) | +| `PRIVATE_KEY` | RSA private key (`private.pem`) for the **JetBrains plugin signature** — this is X.509/RSA, *not* GPG | +| `PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD` | passphrase for that key | +| `CERTIFICATE_CHAIN` | the matching `chain.crt` | +| `GPG_SIGNING_KEY` | armoured private key that signs the **release artifacts** (`.asc`) | +| `GPG_SIGNING_PASSPHRASE` | its passphrase | + +`PRIVATE_KEY` / `CERTIFICATE_CHAIN` are an **upload key**, not a user-facing +signature: the Marketplace re-signs every plugin with JetBrains' own key before +serving it, so what an IDE verifies is JetBrains' signature. Rotating yours is +invisible to users; the only caution is that a Marketplace profile can pin a +public key, so a rotation may need the profile updated. + +`GPG_SIGNING_KEY` is a different thing entirely — it signs the `.asc` files on +the GitHub Release and is certified by the maintainer's hardware key. See +[`../SECURITY.md`](../SECURITY.md) for what each signature claims. + +All six are set by `./scripts/bootstrap-ci.sh`; see +[`CI_SETUP.md`](CI_SETUP.md) for doing any of it by hand. + +Branch protection is versioned in `.github/rulesets/*.json` and applied with +`./scripts/apply-rulesets.sh` — see [ADR 0001 §5](adr/0001-release-process.md). ### UI test suite @@ -46,9 +77,11 @@ xvfb-run -a ./gradlew test -PuiTest.enabled=true ### Drift detection -The sdk/binary drift-detection job is currently inert in GitHub (it was a -`schedule`-triggered workflow). It should be **ported to a GitLab scheduled -pipeline** so the check runs for real. +`drift.yml` runs `checkDrift` weekly against the current published SDK and a +freshly installed `claude` CLI, and **files an issue** when the protocol surface +moves. It deliberately never commits: deciding whether a new message kind should +be modelled or ignored is a judgement call, and a bot that bumps the baseline on +its own would silently bless a gap. See `docs/DRIFT_DETECTION.md`. ## Standard release @@ -62,7 +95,7 @@ git pull --ff-only ### 2. Run the full local verification ```bash -JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 \ +JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11 \ ./gradlew test verifyPlugin buildPlugin ``` @@ -108,7 +141,7 @@ gh pr create --base main --head release/X.Y.Z \ --title "Release vX.Y.Z" --body "See CHANGELOG.md for details." ``` -Merge once the GitLab pipeline (test/verify/build) is green. **Do not** +Merge once the GitHub Actions CI workflow is green. **Do not** rebase onto `main` — use a merge commit so the tag points to a commit that exists on both branches. @@ -126,23 +159,28 @@ git push origin vX.Y.Z The tag must be **signed** (the repo enforces signed tags via the GitHub ruleset on `main`). -### 8. GitLab pipeline publishes - -The maintainer pushes the `vX.Y.Z` tag. On GitLab this triggers the tag -pipeline, which runs `test` → `verify` → `build` automatically. The -`publish` job (stage `release`) is **manual**: once the previous stages are -green, the maintainer presses **play** on `publish`, which runs -`./gradlew signPlugin publishPlugin` to sign the zip with the Marketplace -certificate and publish to JetBrains Marketplace. - -The publish credentials (`PUBLISH_TOKEN`, `CERTIFICATE_CHAIN`, -`PRIVATE_KEY`, `PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD`) are configured in -**GitLab → Settings → CI/CD → Variables** as *masked + protected* — **not** -in GitHub Secrets. - -> **Note:** GitHub Actions is capped (billing); `.github/workflows/release.yml` -> is only inert reference. The real publication runs through -> `.gitlab-ci.yml` on the self-hosted GitLab runner. +### 8. The release workflow publishes + +Pushing the `vX.Y.Z` tag triggers `.github/workflows/release.yml`, which runs +five jobs in order: + +1. **`guard`** — asserts the tagged commit is reachable from `main` and that the + tag matches `version` in `build.gradle.kts`. Runs before any secret is in + scope, so a tag pushed from the wrong branch fails in seconds and reaches + nothing. +2. **`verify`** — the full suite plus `verifyPlugin`, against the exact tagged + tree rather than against whatever passed on `develop` last week. +3. **`build`** — `buildPlugin` once, records the SHA-256, and emits SLSA build + provenance. +4. **`publish`** — `signPlugin publishPlugin`. Gated on the **`marketplace` + environment**, so it waits for a human approval; the four credentials are + scoped to that environment and exist nowhere else. +5. **`github-release`** — creates the GitHub Release with the zip and its + checksum attached. + +Nothing publishes without all three gates lining up: the tag, its lineage from +`main`, and the approval. See [ADR 0001 §5](adr/0001-release-process.md) for why +the middle one is not decoration. ### 9. Verify on Marketplace @@ -182,10 +220,12 @@ critical regressions. 3. Bump the **PATCH** segment in `build.gradle.kts`. 4. Add a `Security` entry to `CHANGELOG.md` and a one-paragraph note to `RELEASE_NOTES.md`. -5. Open a PR `hotfix/X.Y.Z` → `main`. Merge once the GitLab pipeline - (test/verify/build) is green. -6. Tag `vX.Y.Z` and push — the GitLab tag pipeline runs, then press **play** - on the manual `publish` job to release. +5. Open a PR `hotfix/X.Y.Z` → `main`. Merge once CI is green. Even under + pressure this goes through `main` — the release workflow refuses a tag whose + commit is not reachable from it, and a hotfix is exactly when you least want + to discover you skipped the review. +6. Tag `vX.Y.Z` and push — `release.yml` runs, then approve the `marketplace` + environment to publish. 7. **Back-merge** into `develop`: ```bash git checkout develop diff --git a/docs/UI_TESTING.md b/docs/UI_TESTING.md index 0fd22500..df6c03e9 100644 --- a/docs/UI_TESTING.md +++ b/docs/UI_TESTING.md @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ and for these UI tests. Two steps, in order — the IDE must be **up** before the client suite connects: ```bash -export JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 +export JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11 # Terminal 1: boot the IDE-under-test (keep it running). robot-server listens on :8082. ./gradlew runIdeForUiTests @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ export JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 Wrap the IDE launch in `xvfb-run` (or start an `Xvfb` on a `$DISPLAY` and export it). Example: ```bash -export JAVA_HOME=~/.local/jdks/jdk-21.0.11+10 +export JAVA_HOME=~/.jdks/jbr-21.0.11 # Boot the IDE under a virtual framebuffer, in the background. xvfb-run -a -s "-screen 0 1920x1080x24" ./gradlew runIdeForUiTests & @@ -84,9 +84,10 @@ exit $ST ``` Notes: -- This repo's **real CI is GitLab self-hosted** (`.gitlab-ci.yml`); add the above as a manual / scheduled job - on a runner that has `xvfb` and a display-capable image. The `.github/workflows/ui-tests.yml` is inert - reference (Actions capped by billing). +- CI runs on **GitHub Actions**, and the UI suite is deliberately **not** part of the gate: it needs a + display, it is slower than everything else combined, and a flaky required check teaches people to re-run + until green. Add it as a scheduled or `workflow_dispatch` workflow on a runner with `xvfb` if you want it + automated — never as a required status check. - Override the endpoint with `-Drobot-server.url=http://:` (forwarded to the `uiTest` task) when the IDE runs on a different machine. - `runIdeForUiTests` also disables the privacy/consent dialogs and startup tips so the first run is clean diff --git a/docs/adr/0001-release-process.md b/docs/adr/0001-release-process.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4e4f4103 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/adr/0001-release-process.md @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +# ADR 0001 — Release process: branching, signing and tag immutability + +- **Status:** accepted +- **Date:** 2026-08-05 +- **Context skill:** `git-workflow-standards` + +## Context + +The plugin is installable software distributed through the JetBrains Marketplace, with real users on +previously published versions. This ADR records the places where the repository deliberately departs from the +default standards, and the places where it was simply **wrong**. + +**Superseded within 5.0.0:** an earlier draft of this ADR said "there is no CI gate yet", on the belief that +GitHub Actions was capped for billing. That belief was false. The repository is **public**, and GitHub +Actions on standard hosted runners is free and unmetered for public repositories; the account's Actions +permissions were verified enabled. The workflows had simply been deleted at some point, and a comment in +`.gitlab-ci.yml` had been asserting the billing story ever since. 5.0.0 therefore lands a real GitHub +Actions pipeline (§5), and the deleted-and-forgotten history is the reason §5 exists as a written decision +rather than as four YAML files nobody can date. + +## Decisions + +### 1. GitFlow instead of trunk-based — accepted deviation + +The standard default is trunk-based with short-lived branches and squash merges. This repository uses +`develop` → `main` with `--no-ff` merges and signed tags on `main`. + +**Why the deviation is justified:** the standard itself carves out GitFlow for "releases versionadas y varias +versiones mayores soportadas en paralelo (software instalable)". This is exactly that case: a published +artifact where a user can be running 4.2.0 while 4.4.1 is current, and where a hotfix must be reproducible +from the exact tag that shipped. `--no-ff` keeps each release an identifiable merge commit, so +`git log --first-parent main` reads as the release history. + +**Cost accepted:** merge commits are not Conventional Commits. They are excluded from the commitlint gate +(`commitlint.config.mjs` `ignores`) rather than being reworded, because rewriting a merge subject loses the +branch reference that makes it traceable. + +### 2. GPG on a YubiKey instead of SSH `ed25519-sk` — accepted deviation + +The standard default is SSH signing with a hardware-backed `ed25519-sk` key. This repository signs commits and +tags with GPG (ECDSA, key `6CD3…435A`) on a YubiKey, touch-required. + +**Why:** the standard lists GPG-with-OpenPGP-applet as explicitly justifiable "si necesitas revocación real". +Published, signed release artifacts need a revocation story that outlives any one forge: an offline revocation +certificate works everywhere, whereas GitHub does not revoke SSH signing keys at all. The same key signs the +distributed `.zip` and its `.sha256`, which SSH signing does not cover. + +**Obligation this creates:** a second enrolled backup key, held separately. Losing the only signing key means +losing the ability to sign anything users can verify against previous releases. + +### 3. Published tags are immutable — CORRECTING A REAL VIOLATION + +The standard is unambiguous: *"Prohibido mover un tag publicado: si la release está mal, se publica X.Y.Z+1"*. + +**This repository violated that, repeatedly.** `v4.3.2` was re-cut and force-pushed three times, and `v4.4.1` +three times, each time moving a tag that had already been pushed to `origin` and attached to a published +GitHub release with signed artifacts. + +**Why it is a real problem, not a formality.** A tag is the identity of a shipped artifact. Anyone who fetched +`v4.4.1` before a re-cut holds a different tree, a different `.zip` and a different SHA-256 than someone who +fetched it after — while both believe they have "v4.4.1". That breaks the one thing a signature is for: +proving *which* bytes were blessed. It also silently invalidates any checksum a user recorded, and makes +`git bisect` across the release boundary meaningless. + +**Decision, effective immediately:** a tag that has been pushed is final. A mistake found after tagging is +fixed by cutting the next patch version, never by moving the tag. If a released version must be withdrawn, the +GitHub release is marked accordingly and a superseding version is published — the tag itself stays put. + +**Not retroactively rewritten:** the already-moved tags are left alone. Re-cutting them again to "fix" the +history would repeat the exact mistake this decision exists to stop. + +### 4. The CHANGELOG stays hand-written for now — deferral with an exit condition + +The standard requires the changelog to be **generated** from the commit history, never maintained by hand in +parallel. This repository writes it by hand, and will keep doing so through 5.0.0. + +**Measured, not assumed.** Of the last 100 commits, 67 are non-merge and **36** of those parse as Conventional +Commits. The shortfall is almost entirely `Release vX.Y.Z` commits — which ADR §1 already excludes from the +gate deliberately — but a generator does not know that: it would silently drop every commit it cannot parse +and produce a changelog that looks complete and is not. **A silently incomplete changelog is worse than an +honest hand-written one**, because it is trusted. + +**`release-please` now *has* somewhere to run** (§5), so the remaining objection is only about the input. +It opens a release PR from the commit history; fed a history it can only half-parse, it produces a changelog +that looks complete and is not. + +**Exit condition, so this does not quietly become permanent.** Generation is adopted when the history since +`v5.0.0` is clean, which the commit-msg hook plus the PR-only merge policy make the default outcome. It is +checkable in one command: + +```sh +git log v5.0.0..HEAD --no-merges --format=%s \ + | grep -vcE '^(feat|fix|docs|refactor|perf|test|build|ci|chore|revert)(\([^)]+\))?!?: ' # → 0 +``` + +At `0`, wire `release-please` as a workflow on `main` and delete this section. Until then the hand-written +changelog is the accurate one, and saying so here is the point: a recorded deviation with a test for when it +ends, not an oversight. + +### 5. CI/CD on GitHub Actions, with publication gated three ways + +The pipeline lives in `.github/workflows/` and the branch protections in `.github/rulesets/` (applied with +`scripts/apply-rulesets.sh`, so the gate is reviewable in a diff rather than editable in a settings page). + +**The quality gate runs everywhere work happens** — `develop`, `main`, and every `feature/**`, `bugfix/**` +and `hotfix/**` branch — not only on the PR. A bar you only meet at PR time is a bar you discover late, +when the change is already large. + +**Publication requires three independent things to hold**, and the middle one is the load-bearing part: + +1. a `vX.Y.Z` **tag** — the artifact's identity, per §3; +2. the tagged commit is **reachable from `main`**, asserted in a job that runs before any secret is in + scope. Since `main` accepts nothing but reviewed PRs, "reachable from main" *is* "was reviewed"; +3. a **human approval** on the `marketplace` GitHub Environment, where the four credentials live scoped — + so they do not exist for any other job in this repository. + +Without (2), anyone able to push a tag could publish from any code, and the review that (3) assumes has +happened becomes optional. It is the cheapest of the three checks and the one that makes the other two mean +something. + +**Every action is pinned by full commit SHA.** A tag is mutable and the action runs with this repository's +token. The counterweight to pin rot is Dependabot proposing the bumps weekly, so the pinning is free. +Provenance attestation is emitted and deliberately **not** overtrusted: a compromised runner can sign a +build that genuinely happened on it. The controls that actually cut that class are the SHA pins, the +read-only default token, and no secrets outside the approval-gated job. + +**Build once.** The whole distributable is produced by a single `buildPlugin signPlugin publishPlugin` +invocation inside the approved job, and those exact bytes are what gets attested, checksummed, +GPG-signed, uploaded to the Marketplace and attached to the GitHub Release. An earlier draft split build +and publish across two jobs, which built the zip twice — and a Gradle zip is not byte-reproducible, so +users would have been offered two different artifacts under one version number, with a published checksum +matching only one of them. The order inside that single invocation is also load-bearing: verified against +`PublishPluginTask.kt`, `publishPlugin` uploads the signed archive **only if `signPlugin.didWork`**, and +silently falls back to the *unsigned* one otherwise — so splitting the tasks across invocations, or +touching the signed file before publishing, is how a plugin ships unsigned without anyone noticing. + +**Not automated, on purpose:** the manual in-IDE test before release. Twice now a release passed every +automated check and was broken in the IDE — most recently `/login`, where every reflected platform API was +absent at runtime and every lookup failed silently. A pipeline cannot close that, and pretending otherwise +is how it shipped. + +## Consequences + +- `commitlint` runs as a versioned local hook (`.githooks/commit-msg`), enabled with + `git config core.hooksPath .githooks`. It is advisory-on-toolchain-failure by design (see the hook's header) + so it cannot become a reason to reach for `--no-verify`. +- Release notes are written by hand from the commits, and the PR template asks for the changelog entry at the + point the change is made rather than reconstructing it at release time. diff --git a/docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md b/docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c8238dbb --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/adr/0002-threat-model.md @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +# ADR 0002 — Threat model: what the plugin defends against, and what it does not + +- **Status:** accepted +- **Date:** 2026-08-05 +- **Context skill:** `appsec-standards` + +## Context + +`permission/SensitiveGuard.kt` is the strongest control in the plugin and it is genuinely deterministic — +plain Kotlin, out of band, with no prompt that argues it into a Yes. But until now it defended without ever +stating **against what**. That is a real gap and not a documentation one: a control whose adversary is +unwritten cannot be reviewed, its coverage cannot be argued about, and every discussion of a proposed bypass +restarts from first principles. + +This ADR writes the adversary down. It is the citable version of what the KDoc already implies, and +`SECURITY.md` links to it so a reporter can tell a finding from a non-finding before writing the email. + +**Assets, in the order we would miss them.** The user's credentials and key material (SSH, GPG, cloud, cluster, +browser stores, agent tokens — the ones that grant access to *other* systems); the integrity of the working +tree; the user's wider filesystem outside the project; and the IDE process itself. + +## The trust model, stated once + +Three principals, and only one of them is trusted: + +| Principal | Trust | Why | +|---|---|---| +| The user | Trusted | It is their machine, their uid, their repository. Every control here exists to inform their decision, never to overrule it. | +| The `claude` binary | Trusted **as software**, untrusted **as a channel** | Anthropic's signed binary, running as a child process. We do not defend against it being malicious; we do defend against what it *relays*. | +| Everything the binary relays | **Untrusted** | Model output, tool inputs, MCP server traffic, file contents, fetched pages. All of it is attacker-influenceable. | + +The load-bearing line is the third. The model is not the adversary — the adversary is whoever wrote the +content the model read. That reframing is what makes the design tractable: we are not trying to make an LLM +behave, we are treating its output as untrusted input to a policy engine, which is an ordinary software +problem with ordinary software answers. + +## Surface 1 — the `claude` binary as a child process + +**Spoofing.** A `claude` on `PATH` that is not Anthropic's. `ClaudeBinaryLocator` resolves and validates a +preinstalled binary rather than downloading one; a user who has been convinced to install a trojanned CLI has +already lost, and the plugin does not claim otherwise. *Accepted, out of scope, stated.* + +**Tampering / Elevation.** The binary writes files, not the IDE — so the plugin's leverage is the answer it +gives to `can_use_tool`. Writes are confined to the project root (`DiffPresenter.isWithinRoot`, enforced in +`PermissionBroker` and `FileRollback`), on canonical paths so a symlink cannot escape. The auto-approving +modes are never passed through to the binary: `SessionLauncher.binaryPermissionMode` rewrites both +`acceptEdits` and `bypassPermissions` to `default`, so the binary asks for **every** tool call and the +auto-approval happens host-side, after the guard. That is what lets `SensitiveGuard` hold in a mode whose +name promises it will not. + +**Information disclosure.** The credential blacklist matched structurally (wherever the file sits, across +Windows/WSL/POSIX layouts), plus the dangerous-command patterns for exfiltration, evaluated after +de-obfuscation and path canonicalisation. + +**Repudiation.** Every decision is a visible card; nothing auto-approves silently in the categories above, +including when a per-rule toggle is off — a disabled rule downgrades DENY to ASK, never to ALLOW. + +**Denial of service.** A wedged binary stalls one chat tab. The 30 s control-request watchdog and the +drain-on-stop path bound it. *Low severity, accepted.* + +## Surface 2 — third-party MCP servers + +MCP servers are configured by the user and run with the user's privileges. They are code we did not write, +reached through a channel we do, and they can name any tool and any input they like. + +The decision that follows is deliberately blunt: **an MCP server or a Skill that touches credential material +or foreign territory is denied outright, not asked about.** A permission card is a request for a human +judgement, and the judgement here is available in advance — no legitimate MCP server needs the user's SSH +key. Making it a card would be theatre that trains the user to click through. + +This is the reason the caller-trust check is an **allowlist** (`AGENT_TOOLS`) and not a blocklist: a +blocklist is a list of names, and names are attacker-supplied. 4.4.0 is the cautionary tale — the allowlist +had gone stale as the CLI grew its own orchestration surface, so *first-party* tools fell into the untrusted +branch and were hard-denied. The failure was safe, which is the point of choosing the allowlist, but it was +still a failure, and it argues for regenerating that list from the vendored SDK schema rather than curating +it by hand. + +## Surface 3 — model-returned content (indirect prompt injection) + +The one that matters most and is defended least directly, because it cannot be defended directly. + +A repository file, an issue body, a fetched page or an MCP response can carry instructions aimed at the +model. We do not attempt to detect them — content-level detection of prompt injection is an unsolved problem +and a control built on it would be a liability, not a defence. **We assume injection succeeds**, and place +the controls where success does not pay: + +- **Consequences, not intentions.** `SensitiveGuard` judges the *tool call*, never the reasoning behind it. + A perfectly-injected model still has to ask to read `~/.ssh/id_ed25519`, and the answer is the same + whatever it says about why. +- **Rendering is not execution.** Model text goes through `marked` then `DOMPurify`, into a page with + `default-src 'none'`, `connect-src 'none'`, no `'unsafe-inline'`, and scripts allowed only by exact sha256 + hash. Injected markup cannot execute, and the page cannot open a socket to exfiltrate what it can see. + Links never navigate: they are routed to the host, and `jb://` opens are gated by `LinkResolver.isOpenable`. +- **Confused-deputy containment.** The write gate is project-root; the open gate is project ∪ `$HOME`. Both + are canonical and symlink-safe. The asymmetry is intentional and argued in `SECURITY.md`: showing a user + their own file crosses no boundary, writing to one does. + +**What this does not cover, plainly:** an injected model can still do damaging things *inside* the project +root that the user approves because they look plausible. Nothing here substitutes for reading the diff. The +plugin's contribution is that the diff is in front of you, editable, before the write happens — not that it +knows which diffs are hostile. + +## Explicitly accepted, non-goals + +- **Defending against the user.** Every control is bypassable by a user determined to bypass it, by design. +- **Defending against a compromised host.** An attacker with the user's uid does not need this plugin. +- **Detecting every obfuscation.** Recognising a path inside an arbitrary shell string is best-effort; an + encode-and-`eval` may not match. That is a gap in *recognition*, closed by widening patterns. Enforcement + of a match, once made, is absolute — the two must not be conflated when triaging a report. +- **Sandboxing the binary.** It runs with the user's privileges. Containment is the permission surface, not + the OS. Whoever wants an unconstrained agent has the CLI, where the controls are Anthropic's. + +## Consequences + +- `SECURITY.md` links here, so "is this a finding?" has a written answer. +- Any change to `SensitiveGuard`, `PermissionBroker` or the CSP is reviewed against this document, and a + change that invalidates one of its claims updates it in the same commit. +- The trust boundary is now testable as a claim, not just as behaviour: the allowlist regeneration + (4.4.0) and the caller-trust matrix in `PermissionBrokerTest` are the concrete artifacts of Surface 2. diff --git a/docs/adr/0003-i18n-deferred.md b/docs/adr/0003-i18n-deferred.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d07ba22d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/adr/0003-i18n-deferred.md @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +# ADR 0003 — Internationalisation is deferred, deliberately + +- **Status:** accepted +- **Date:** 2026-08-05 +- **Context skill:** `i18n-standards` + +## Context + +The plugin ships **no** internationalisation infrastructure, and this is a decision rather than an oversight — +which is precisely the distinction an ADR exists to record. Verified state of the repository, not an +impression: + +- no `.properties` resource bundle anywhere under `src/main/resources`; +- no `resource-bundle` element in `plugin.xml`; +- no `DynamicBundle` / `ResourceBundle` usage and no `@Nls` annotations in the Kotlin; +- user-facing text sits inline at its call site, in English, in both the Kotlin (notifications, dialogs, + Settings labels) and the JCEF web modules. + +The standard's default is that user-facing strings are externalised into a catalogue from the start, because +retrofitting one is far more expensive than starting with it. That default is correct, and the repository +does not follow it. + +## Decision + +**Defer i18n. Do not externalise strings in 5.0.0.** Ship English-only, and record the trigger that reverses +this decision rather than leaving it to be rediscovered. + +## Why the deviation is justified + +**The audience is already working in English.** The product is a developer tool whose entire subject matter — +the `claude` binary's slash commands, its tool names, its error strings, the model's own output — arrives in +English and is not ours to translate. A Spanish UI wrapped around an English transcript is not a localised +product; it is an inconsistent one. + +**There is no demand.** Across the Marketplace listing's install base there has been no request for another +language. i18n is not free: a catalogue is a second artifact that must be kept in sync, and a stale +translation is worse than no translation — it lies about what a button does. Paying that cost against zero +demand is the sort of speculative generality the project's own KISS principle rejects. + +**The retrofit cost is bounded and known.** The volume is on the order of a hundred strings across roughly +eight Kotlin files and the JCEF modules — a day's mechanical work, not a rewrite. This is the specific reason +the usual "externalise early or never" argument does not bind here: the codebase is small enough that the +migration stays cheap, so deferring does not quietly become deciding. + +## What this ADR does **not** excuse + +Two things are often filed under i18n and are **not** deferred, because they are accessibility criteria and +one of them is a legal obligation in the plugin's distribution market: + +- **`lang` on the document is declared** (`shell.html`). Without it a screen reader pronounces the interface + with the wrong phonetics — WCAG 3.1.1 Language of Page, Level **A**, and among the six most common failures + on the web. It is pinned by a test in `src/test/frontend/accessibility.test.js`. +- **Layout must tolerate text it did not author.** Model output, file paths and tool names are arbitrary + length and arbitrary script; the transcript and composer wrap and scroll rather than assuming English-width + content. That is a robustness property, and it happens to be most of what makes a later translation + survivable. + +## Trigger to revisit + +Any **one** of these reopens the decision, and the work is scheduled rather than argued about again: + +1. A real request for a specific language from a Marketplace user or a contributor offering the translation. +2. Distribution into a market or an organisation that requires a localised interface contractually. +3. The string count outgrowing "a day's mechanical work" — at which point deferring *has* become deciding, + and the cheap moment has passed. + +## Consequences + +- New user-facing strings continue to be written inline in English. No half-measure bundle that covers a + quarter of the UI: a partial catalogue has all of the maintenance cost and none of the benefit. +- If trigger 1 fires, the first step is the bundle plus `DynamicBundle`, **then** the translation — never a + translation grafted onto inline strings. +- This ADR is reviewed at each major release. If it is still "no demand" three majors from now, that is + itself the answer. diff --git a/docs/adr/README.md b/docs/adr/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..24cdee16 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/adr/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +# Architecture Decision Records + +Decisions that were **hard to reverse, or easy to reverse by accident**. Everything else belongs in the code +and its comments, where it stays honest; a document that merely restates the code goes stale and then lies. + +What earns a record here: + +- a **one-way door** — a choice that would cost weeks to undo (the branching model, the signing story); +- a **deliberate deviation** from a standard the project otherwise follows, so the next reader finds the + reasoning instead of assuming an oversight and "fixing" it; +- a **deferral**, with the trigger that reverses it written down — otherwise deferring silently becomes + deciding. + +## Index + +| ADR | Title | Status | What it settles | +|---|---|---|---| +| [0001](0001-release-process.md) | Release process: branching, signing and tag immutability | accepted | Why GitFlow rather than trunk-based, why GPG-on-YubiKey rather than SSH signing, and why a published tag is never moved | +| [0002](0002-threat-model.md) | Threat model: what the plugin defends against, and what it does not | accepted | The trust model and STRIDE over the three real surfaces; why prompt injection is assumed to succeed rather than detected; the non-goals | +| [0003](0003-i18n-deferred.md) | Internationalisation is deferred, deliberately | accepted | Why there is no resource bundle, what that does **not** excuse (WCAG 3.1.1), and the three triggers that reopen it | + +## Format + +Markdown, numbered `NNNN-kebab-title.md`, never renumbered. Front matter is status, date, and the standards +skill the decision was reasoned against. A superseded ADR is **not deleted**: its status becomes +`superseded by NNNN` and it stays, because the reasoning that was later overturned is part of the record. + +Status values in use: `proposed`, `accepted`, `superseded by NNNN`, `deprecated`. diff --git a/docs/ci-signing-key.asc b/docs/ci-signing-key.asc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e2a2d53c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/ci-signing-key.asc @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- + +mDMEanNlBRYJKwYBBAHaRw8BAQdAyRg3jhh+IuekRayUcDmgQgTHJNjbtRacv5Fj +STWNNdK0SUNsYXVkZSBDb2RlIE5hdGl2ZSBDSSAocmVsZWFzZSBhcnRpZmFjdHMg +b25seSDigJQgTk9UIHRoZSBtYWludGFpbmVyIGtleSmImQQTFgoAQRYhBIHdxQ/r +WupPJSbioIvP0huNQLU4BQJqc2UFAhsDBQkB4TOABQsJCAcCAiICBhUKCQgLAgQW +AgMBAh4HAheAAAoJEIvP0huNQLU4p9EA/2zqIcTJZZrHyhRrF6voaZo/D/eH37PO +UxEuIc/Kwi3lAP9qQgz0U3wSL9UKknGH9sTSvl8wcuiDlhSXThRBHljrAIiVBBAT +CQAdFiEEbNMGdWEyxv3e6Ip0zQwS2DwEQ1oFAmpzZQcACgkQzQwS2DwEQ1qZVwGA +ksBT/+Lrn0CXd5kDWZHiOvLhXUDKhthi8P/Tfdudk+JF3AZmiZeQwXuI2hYQ+As/ +AX9uiO4q5kjN06xLxQShpyLb/+uLO3NHCivxSiSgBlNgsTLLcUDSuCCYTa73zklN +Rk8= +=HS6V +-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- diff --git a/eslint.config.mjs b/eslint.config.mjs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..541f7d29 --- /dev/null +++ b/eslint.config.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +import js from '@eslint/js'; +import globals from 'globals'; +import prettier from 'eslint-config-prettier'; + +/** + * ESLint for the JCEF web app — the ~3.6k lines of JavaScript that SHIP INSIDE the plugin jar. + * + * Until 5.0.0 this code had no linter at all, which mattered more here than it would in most projects: it runs + * inside an embedded Chromium under a hash-pinned CSP, where a mistake surfaces as a blank panel in a user's + * IDE rather than as a stack trace anyone sees. + * + * The vendored libraries (marked, DOMPurify, highlight.js) are deliberately NOT linted: they are third-party + * minified bundles we redistribute unmodified, so a finding in them is not ours to fix and fixing it would fork + * a dependency. Their licences ride along in META-INF (see THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md). + */ +export default [ + { + // Never lint what we did not write, or build output. + ignores: [ + 'src/main/resources/jcef/marked.min.js', + 'src/main/resources/jcef/purify.min.js', + 'src/main/resources/jcef/highlight.min.js', + 'build/**', + 'node_modules/**', + ], + }, + + js.configs.recommended, + + { + // The shipped web app. Classic scripts (no bundler, no modules): shell.html loads each file with a + // ` with a space, so a regex "sanitiser" that looks right silently is not. The risk + * here was low (this reads OUR shell.html off disk, and the goal is load control, not sanitisation), but the + * fix for parsing HTML with regexes is not a better regex — it is the parser that is already a dependency of + * this harness. + */ +function shellBody() { + const html = fs.readFileSync(path.join(JCEF, 'shell.html'), 'utf8'); + // `includeNodeLocations: false` and no `runScripts`: this instance only reads structure, so nothing in the + // parsed document can execute — the scripts are removed below and the modules are injected by the caller. + const parsed = new JSDOM(html); + const body = parsed.window.document.body; + if (!body) throw new Error('helpers/load: could not find in shell.html'); + body.querySelectorAll('script').forEach((node) => node.remove()); + return body.innerHTML; +} // The vendored libs shell.html loads BEFORE the app modules. Load them faithfully so CC.markdown is the real // marked→DOMPurify→highlight pipeline (not the escape() fallback), which is what code-block decoration needs. @@ -31,10 +55,9 @@ const VENDOR = ['purify.min.js', 'marked.min.js', 'highlight.min.js']; * escapes instead of rendering). Each test file gets its own fresh jsdom document from vitest. */ function loadFrontend(files = [], { vendor = true } = {}) { - document.documentElement.innerHTML = `${SHELL}`; + document.documentElement.innerHTML = `${shellBody()}`; const seq = [...(vendor ? VENDOR : []), 'app-core.js', ...files]; for (const f of seq) { - // eslint-disable-next-line no-eval window.eval(readApp(f)); } return window; diff --git a/src/test/frontend/permissions.test.js b/src/test/frontend/permissions.test.js index 4f022038..18e2c6de 100644 --- a/src/test/frontend/permissions.test.js +++ b/src/test/frontend/permissions.test.js @@ -3,8 +3,14 @@ const { loadFrontend } = require('./helpers/load'); const editCard = (id, diff) => ({ - id, tool: 'Edit', title: 'Edit', summary: `Edit on ${id}.txt`, headline: `Edit ${id}`, - reviewable: true, isPlan: false, diff, + id, + tool: 'Edit', + title: 'Edit', + summary: `Edit on ${id}.txt`, + headline: `Edit ${id}`, + reviewable: true, + isPlan: false, + diff, }); describe('permission card — read-only diff, no per-line checkboxes', () => { diff --git a/src/test/frontend/readout.test.js b/src/test/frontend/readout.test.js new file mode 100644 index 00000000..09660962 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/frontend/readout.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +// The composer readout: a zero is a measurement, an absence is not. +// +// These items used to be hidden until they were non-zero, which made a fresh tab show a lone "Idle" with no +// numbers — indistinguishable from a readout that failed to load. That ambiguity cost real debugging time, so +// the settled-at-zero behaviour is pinned here rather than left as a style someone tidies away. +const { loadFrontend } = require('./helpers/load'); + +describe('composer readout', () => { + let win; + beforeEach(() => { + win = loadFrontend(['app-composer.js'], { vendor: false }); + }); + + const readoutText = () => win.document.querySelector('.readout').textContent; + + it('shows context, output and reasoning at 0 before any data arrives', () => { + win.cc.state({ running: true, starting: false }); + const text = readoutText(); + expect(text).toContain('Context 0%'); + expect(text).toContain('0 out'); + expect(text).toContain('0 reasoning'); + }); + + it('renders real values once they arrive', () => { + win.cc.state({ + running: true, + starting: false, + context: { pct: 42 }, + tokensOut: 1500, + reasoningTokens: 2400, + }); + const text = readoutText(); + expect(text).toContain('Context 42%'); + expect(text).not.toContain('Context 0%'); + expect(text).toContain('reasoning'); + }); + + it('keeps cost gated — a currency amount of zero is noise, not information', () => { + win.cc.state({ running: true, starting: false }); + expect(readoutText()).not.toContain('$'); + win.cc.state({ running: true, starting: false, costUsd: 0.25 }); + expect(readoutText()).toContain('$0.25'); + }); + + it('reports idle vs running honestly', () => { + win.cc.state({ running: true, starting: false, turnActive: false }); + expect(readoutText()).toContain('Idle'); + win.cc.state({ running: true, starting: false, turnActive: true }); + expect(readoutText()).toContain('Running'); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/frontend/tool-error.test.js b/src/test/frontend/tool-error.test.js new file mode 100644 index 00000000..50bd89db --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/frontend/tool-error.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +// Where does a FAILED tool's error text actually land, and can it be read? +// +// Written because the answer was not obvious from the source: `.tool-out` is `display:none` until the card is +// `.open`, yet a reported screenshot showed the error visible on a collapsed card — so either failed cards +// auto-open, or the text renders somewhere else entirely. Guessing at an unobservable DOM has cost this project +// three wrong diagnoses before; this measures it instead. +const fs = require('node:fs'); +const path = require('node:path'); +const { loadFrontend, JCEF } = require('./helpers/load'); + +const css = () => fs.readFileSync(path.join(JCEF, 'app.css'), 'utf8'); + +function row(id, order, speaker, text, extra = {}) { + return { id, order, speaker, text, state: 'FINISHED', elapsed: 0, ...extra }; +} + +const LONG_ERROR = + 'Error: No such tool available: Glob. Glob is not available in this session — ' + + 'find files with `find` via the Bash tool instead.'; + +describe('failed tool cards', () => { + it('marks the card failed and routes the error into its output node', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.cc.batch([ + row(40, 0, 'TOOL', 'Glob(src/**/*.test.js)', { + meta: 'Glob', + toolUseId: 'tu-glob', + state: 'ERROR', + }), + row(41, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', LONG_ERROR, { meta: 'error', toolUseId: 'tu-glob' }), + ]); + + const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); + expect(card).not.toBeNull(); + expect(card.classList.contains('failed')).toBe(true); + + const block = win.document.querySelector('[data-out-id="to-41"]'); + expect(block).not.toBeNull(); + expect(block.textContent).toContain('No such tool available'); + // Measured, not assumed: the error lives INSIDE the card's collapsible output. + expect(block.closest('.tool-out')).not.toBeNull(); + // …which is why the card must open itself. Collapsed, the whole message was "the header is red". + expect(card.classList.contains('open')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('does not re-open a failed card the user collapsed', () => { + // applyToolState runs on every state push, so a naive `add('open')` would undo a deliberate collapse on the + // next frame — the kind of fight-the-user bug that is very annoying and very easy to ship. + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + const tool = row(50, 0, 'TOOL', 'Glob(x)', { meta: 'Glob', toolUseId: 'tu-x', state: 'ERROR' }); + win.cc.batch([tool, row(51, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', LONG_ERROR, { meta: 'error', toolUseId: 'tu-x' })]); + + const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); + expect(card.classList.contains('open')).toBe(true); + card.classList.remove('open'); // the user collapses it + win.cc.batch([tool]); // another state push arrives + expect(card.classList.contains('open')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('the error text wraps rather than scrolling out of view', () => { + // The actionable half of that message ("find files with `find` via the Bash tool instead") sits at the end + // of a very long single line. With the default `overflow:auto` it was clipped past the right edge of a card + // nobody had reason to think was scrollable. + const sheet = css(); + expect(sheet).toMatch(/\.tool\.failed \.tool-out pre code\s*\{[^}]*white-space:\s*pre-wrap/); + expect(sheet).toMatch(/\.tool\.failed \.tool-out pre code\s*\{[^}]*overflow-wrap:\s*anywhere/); + }); + + it('normal (non-failed) output still scrolls instead of wrapping — code must keep its alignment', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.cc.batch([ + row(42, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(ls)', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 'tu-ok' }), + row(43, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', 'a b c', { meta: 'command', toolUseId: 'tu-ok' }), + ]); + const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); + expect(card.classList.contains('failed')).toBe(false); + // The wrap rule is scoped to .tool.failed, so a healthy card is untouched by it. + expect(css()).not.toMatch(/^\.tool-out pre code\s*\{[^}]*white-space:\s*pre-wrap/m); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/frontend/transcript-entrance.test.js b/src/test/frontend/transcript-entrance.test.js new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f769a2be --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/frontend/transcript-entrance.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +// Every top-level transcript row enters the same way. +// +// From a real report: the chat "felt rigid" even though the entrance animation demonstrably worked. `.msg` and +// `.elicit-card` rose into place, but `.tool`, `.fold` and `.notice` snapped in — and a normal turn is mostly +// tool cards and thought-process folds, so what the user saw was a rigid transcript with two smooth +// exceptions. The rule covers the row-level containers, not their contents: a partial answer reads WORSE than +// none here, because it is the mix of smooth and abrupt that draws the eye to the seam. +const fs = require('fs'); + +const CSS = fs.readFileSync('src/main/resources/jcef/app.css', 'utf8'); + +/** The declaration block of a TOP-LEVEL rule, or null when the selector has no rule of its own. */ +function blockFor(selector) { + const escaped = selector.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&'); + const match = CSS.match(new RegExp('^' + escaped + '\\s*\\{([^}]*)\\}', 'm')); + return match ? match[1] : null; +} + +// Selectors as the stylesheet actually writes them — `details.fold`, not `.fold`. Asserting on the real +// selector is the point: a test that guesses at one is a test that passes for the wrong reason the day +// someone renames it. +describe('css contract — transcript rows share one entrance animation', () => { + for (const selector of ['.msg', '.tool', 'details.fold', '.notice', '.elicit-card']) { + it(`${selector} animates on entrance`, () => { + const block = blockFor(selector); + expect(block, `no top-level rule found for ${selector}`).not.toBeNull(); + expect(block).toMatch(/animation:\s*(rise|pop)\b/); + }); + } + + it('rise is a fade UPWARD, not merely a fade', () => { + // The requested feel is "a soft fade upward", so the keyframe has to move as well as reveal. A pure + // opacity ramp is what this degrades into when someone trims it, and it reads as flat. + const rise = CSS.match(/@keyframes rise\s*\{([\s\S]*?)\n\}/); + expect(rise).not.toBeNull(); + expect(rise[1]).toMatch(/opacity:\s*0/); + expect(rise[1]).toMatch(/translateY\(/); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/frontend/transcript.test.js b/src/test/frontend/transcript.test.js index bb3afae8..04bfddbe 100644 --- a/src/test/frontend/transcript.test.js +++ b/src/test/frontend/transcript.test.js @@ -33,7 +33,8 @@ describe('transcript — assistant Markdown + code blocks', () => { const pre = body.querySelector('pre'); expect(pre).not.toBeNull(); // Decoration: a code-head with a Copy affordance. - const copy = pre.parentElement.querySelector('.code-head .copy') || body.querySelector('.code-head .copy'); + const copy = + pre.parentElement.querySelector('.code-head .copy') || body.querySelector('.code-head .copy'); expect(copy).not.toBeNull(); expect(pre.querySelector('code').textContent).toContain('const x = 1;'); }); @@ -49,6 +50,33 @@ describe('transcript — assistant Markdown + code blocks', () => { copy.click(); // delegated document handler resolves the sibling text expect(sent.some((m) => m.type === 'copy' && /hello world/.test(m.text))).toBe(true); }); + + // A Copy button that copies and says nothing is reported as a broken Copy button — it happened. The + // message-level buttons carry their own click handler, so they never reach the delegated code-head path + // that flashes; both must confirm, and via the SAME helper so the wording cannot drift apart. + it('every Copy affordance confirms with "Copied", message-level ones included', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.CC.send = () => {}; + win.cc.batch([row(4, 0, 'ASSISTANT', 'plain answer with no code')]); + + const msgCopy = win.document.querySelector('.msg-head .copy'); + expect(msgCopy).not.toBeNull(); + expect(msgCopy.textContent).toBe('Copy'); + msgCopy.click(); + expect(msgCopy.textContent).toBe('Copied'); + expect(msgCopy.classList.contains('copied')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('the user message Copy confirms too', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.CC.send = () => {}; + win.cc.batch([row(5, 0, 'USER', 'a prompt I typed')]); + + const userCopy = win.document.querySelector('.msg.user .copy'); + expect(userCopy).not.toBeNull(); + userCopy.click(); + expect(userCopy.textContent).toBe('Copied'); + }); }); describe('transcript — inline diff colouring', () => { @@ -56,7 +84,10 @@ describe('transcript — inline diff colouring', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.cc.batch([ row(4, 0, 'TOOL', 'Edit', { meta: 'Edit', toolUseId: 'tu1' }), - row(5, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', '@@ -1 +1 @@\n-old line\n+new line\n context', { meta: 'diff', toolUseId: 'tu1' }), + row(5, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', '@@ -1 +1 @@\n-old line\n+new line\n context', { + meta: 'diff', + toolUseId: 'tu1', + }), ]); const card = win.document.querySelector('[data-out-id], .tool-out, .msg.tool') || win.document.body; const added = card.querySelector('.diff-line.dl-add'); @@ -70,8 +101,15 @@ describe('transcript — inline diff colouring', () => { it('a diff on a known-extension file gets hljs syntax highlighting layered under the add/remove colour', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); // vendored hljs loaded → real highlighting win.cc.batch([ - row(20, 0, 'TOOL', 'Edit(src/Foo.kt)', { meta: 'Edit', toolUseId: 'tu-diff-kt', filePath: 'src/Foo.kt' }), - row(21, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', '@@ -1 +1 @@\n-val x = 1\n+val x = 2', { meta: 'diff', toolUseId: 'tu-diff-kt' }), + row(20, 0, 'TOOL', 'Edit(src/Foo.kt)', { + meta: 'Edit', + toolUseId: 'tu-diff-kt', + filePath: 'src/Foo.kt', + }), + row(21, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', '@@ -1 +1 @@\n-val x = 1\n+val x = 2', { + meta: 'diff', + toolUseId: 'tu-diff-kt', + }), ]); const added = win.document.querySelector('.diff-line.dl-add'); expect(added).not.toBeNull(); @@ -91,11 +129,15 @@ describe('transcript — inline diff colouring', () => { }); // ── syntax highlighting on a file tool's plain output (Read/Write/Edit) ───────────────────────────────────── -describe('transcript — a file tool\'s plain output is a highlighted, copyable code block', () => { +describe("transcript — a file tool's plain output is a highlighted, copyable code block", () => { it("a Read on a .kt file gets code-head chrome and hljs highlighting from the file's extension", () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.cc.batch([ - row(24, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/Foo.kt)', { meta: 'Read', toolUseId: 'tu-read-kt', filePath: 'src/Foo.kt' }), + row(24, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/Foo.kt)', { + meta: 'Read', + toolUseId: 'tu-read-kt', + filePath: 'src/Foo.kt', + }), row(25, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', 'fun main() {}', { toolUseId: 'tu-read-kt' }), ]); const block = win.document.querySelector('[data-out-id="to-25"]'); @@ -123,11 +165,14 @@ describe('transcript — a file tool\'s plain output is a highlighted, copyable // PowerShell, and any MCP tool that executes something (the backend decides via SensitiveGuard.isCommandCall, // which looks at the INPUT shape, not the tool name — the frontend only ever sees the resulting meta tag). describe('transcript — command output renders as a copyable code block', () => { - it('a Bash tool\'s output gets the code-head + Copy chrome, like a markdown fence', () => { + it("a Bash tool's output gets the code-head + Copy chrome, like a markdown fence", () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.cc.batch([ row(6, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(ls -la)', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 'tu-cmd' }), - row(7, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', 'total 8\ndrwxr-xr-x 2 me me 4096 file.txt', { meta: 'command', toolUseId: 'tu-cmd' }), + row(7, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', 'total 8\ndrwxr-xr-x 2 me me 4096 file.txt', { + meta: 'command', + toolUseId: 'tu-cmd', + }), ]); const block = win.document.querySelector('[data-out-id="to-7"]'); expect(block).not.toBeNull(); @@ -138,7 +183,7 @@ describe('transcript — command output renders as a copyable code block', () => expect(block.querySelector('code').textContent).toContain('file.txt'); }); - it('the Copy button copies the command\'s literal output (delegated handler, no per-node wiring)', () => { + it("the Copy button copies the command's literal output (delegated handler, no per-node wiring)", () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); const sent = []; win.CC.send = (m) => sent.push(m); @@ -195,7 +240,11 @@ describe('transcript — the executed command renders as its own always-visible it('a Bash tool with entry.command gets a command-src block in .tool-cmd, visible while collapsed', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.cc.batch([ - row(16, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(grep -R foo src)', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 'tu-src1', command: 'grep -R foo src' }), + row(16, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(grep -R foo src)', { + meta: 'Bash', + toolUseId: 'tu-src1', + command: 'grep -R foo src', + }), row(17, 1, 'TOOL_OUTPUT', 'src/Foo.kt:1:foo', { meta: 'command', toolUseId: 'tu-src1' }), ]); const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); @@ -216,14 +265,18 @@ describe('transcript — the executed command renders as its own always-visible const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); const sent = []; win.CC.send = (m) => sent.push(m); - win.cc.batch([row(18, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(echo hi)', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 'tu-src2', command: 'echo hi' })]); + win.cc.batch([ + row(18, 0, 'TOOL', 'Bash(echo hi)', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 'tu-src2', command: 'echo hi' }), + ]); win.document.querySelector('pre.command-src .copy').click(); expect(sent.some((m) => m.type === 'copy' && m.text === 'echo hi')).toBe(true); }); it('a tool without entry.command (e.g. Read) gets no command-src block, no cmd-tool class, full label', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); - win.cc.batch([row(19, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/Foo.kt)', { meta: 'Read', toolUseId: 'tu-src3', filePath: 'src/Foo.kt' })]); + win.cc.batch([ + row(19, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/Foo.kt)', { meta: 'Read', toolUseId: 'tu-src3', filePath: 'src/Foo.kt' }), + ]); expect(win.document.querySelector('pre.command-src')).toBeNull(); expect(win.document.querySelector('.tool').classList.contains('cmd-tool')).toBe(false); }); @@ -238,7 +291,11 @@ describe('transcript — jump-to-code on tool cards', () => { it('a file tool renders its project-relative path as a jb://open link inside the label', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.cc.batch([ - row(10, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/main/Foo.kt)', { meta: 'Read', toolUseId: 't1', filePath: 'src/main/Foo.kt' }), + row(10, 0, 'TOOL', 'Read(src/main/Foo.kt)', { + meta: 'Read', + toolUseId: 't1', + filePath: 'src/main/Foo.kt', + }), ]); const a = win.document.querySelector('a.jb-link'); @@ -282,7 +339,7 @@ describe('transcript — jump-to-code in model text', () => { expect(links.length).toBe(1); expect(links[0].textContent).toBe('src/main/Foo.kt'); expect(links[0].getAttribute('href')).toBe( - 'jb://open?file=' + encodeURIComponent('src/main/Foo.kt') + '&line=12', + 'jb://open?file=' + encodeURIComponent('src/main/Foo.kt') + '&line=12' ); expect(win.document.body.textContent).toContain('ghost/Nope.kt'); // still there, just not a link }); @@ -293,7 +350,12 @@ describe('transcript — jump-to-code in model text', () => { const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); win.CC.send = () => {}; win.cc.batch([ - row(18, 0, 'ASSISTANT', 'The dir `src/main/ui`, the ghost `src/main/ui/Fantasma.kt`, and `ClaudeSession`.'), + row( + 18, + 0, + 'ASSISTANT', + 'The dir `src/main/ui`, the ghost `src/main/ui/Fantasma.kt`, and `ClaudeSession`.' + ), ]); win.cc.links({ rowId: 18, @@ -381,3 +443,38 @@ describe('transcript — jump-to-code for directories', () => { expect(a.getAttribute('href')).toBe('jb://open?file=' + encodeURIComponent('build/distributions')); }); }); + +// A tool card must carry a STATE CLASS the moment it appears, not only once something updates it. +// +// This is the regression these tests exist for: the binary emits NO `tool_progress` for an ordinary Bash call +// (verified live — zero progress frames across a 12-second `sleep`), so a running tool row is inserted once +// with state LOADING and then nothing touches it again until its result lands. If the insert path does not +// apply the class, the card sits grey for the whole call and the fade/spin never runs — which is exactly what +// a user sees, with no error anywhere to explain it. +describe('transcript — tool state class on FIRST render', () => { + it('a TOOL row inserted as LOADING gets the .loading class (no second update needed)', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.cc.batch([row(90, 0, 'TOOL', 'sleep 30', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 't90', state: 'LOADING' })]); + + const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); + expect(card).not.toBeNull(); + expect(card.classList.contains('loading')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('a TOOL row inserted as RUNNING gets the .running class', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.cc.batch([row(91, 0, 'TOOL', 'build', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 't91', state: 'RUNNING' })]); + + expect(win.document.querySelector('.tool').classList.contains('running')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('the state class is replaced, not accumulated, when the result lands', () => { + const win = loadFrontend(['app-transcript.js']); + win.cc.batch([row(92, 0, 'TOOL', 'sleep 1', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 't92', state: 'LOADING' })]); + win.cc.batch([row(92, 0, 'TOOL', 'sleep 1', { meta: 'Bash', toolUseId: 't92', state: 'FINISHED' })]); + + const card = win.document.querySelector('.tool'); + expect(card.classList.contains('done')).toBe(true); + expect(card.classList.contains('loading')).toBe(false); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/ClipboardImageReaderTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/ClipboardImageReaderTest.kt index fde0a2e9..ac19ce80 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/ClipboardImageReaderTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/ClipboardImageReaderTest.kt @@ -41,7 +41,10 @@ class ClipboardImageReaderTest { @Test fun `file-list with an image file returns its bytes and name`() { - val tmp = File.createTempFile("clip", ".png").apply { writeBytes(pngBytes); deleteOnExit() } + val tmp = File.createTempFile("clip", ".png").apply { + writeBytes(pngBytes) + deleteOnExit() + } val t = SingleFlavor(DataFlavor.javaFileListFlavor) { listOf(tmp) } val result = ClipboardImageReader.readImageBytes(t) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/EditorContextProviderImageTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/EditorContextProviderImageTest.kt index 61d70a44..7fbe2e5e 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/EditorContextProviderImageTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/context/EditorContextProviderImageTest.kt @@ -105,8 +105,12 @@ class EditorContextProviderImageTest { fun `preferredTextType returns null for an image-only clipboard (the Wayland leak guard)`() { // KDE Plasma screenshot copy: image types + a suggested-filename, but NO real text/* target. val kdeImageTypes = listOf( - "image/png", "application/x-qt-image", "x-kde-force-image-copy", - "application/x-kde-suggestedfilename", "image/avif", "image/bmp", + "image/png", + "application/x-qt-image", + "x-kde-force-image-copy", + "application/x-kde-suggestedfilename", + "image/avif", + "image/bmp", ) assertNull(EditorContextProvider.preferredTextType(kdeImageTypes)) } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffPresenterTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffPresenterTest.kt index eae93f2a..e18432e5 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffPresenterTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffPresenterTest.kt @@ -2,12 +2,14 @@ package dev.lain.claudejb.diff import kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonObject import kotlinx.serialization.json.add +import kotlinx.serialization.json.addJsonObject import kotlinx.serialization.json.buildJsonObject import kotlinx.serialization.json.put import kotlinx.serialization.json.putJsonArray -import kotlinx.serialization.json.addJsonObject import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertFalse import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNull +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test /** @@ -18,6 +20,32 @@ import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test */ class DiffPresenterTest { + // --- diff tab title --- + // + // ChainDiffVirtualFile takes its title AS ITS FILE NAME, so the title is not cosmetic: the IDE reads it as + // a filename and hands it to whatever machinery claims that extension. The old title, "Claude · ", + // ended in the file's own extension — so reviewing build.gradle.kts produced a virtual file called + // "Claude · build.gradle.kts", which Kotlin's script support tried to resolve and could not, raising + // "Circular script import — Not a kotlin file" at the user on every Gradle edit. These pin the shape. + + @Test + fun `diff title does not end in the reviewed file's extension`() { + for (name in listOf("build.gradle.kts", "App.kt", "main.py", "pom.xml", "script.sh", "a.gradle")) { + val title = DiffPresenter.diffTitle(name) + val ext = name.substringAfterLast('.', "") + assertFalse( + title.endsWith(".$ext"), + "Diff title '$title' ends in .$ext — the IDE will treat the diff tab as a file of that type", + ) + } + } + + @Test + fun `diff title still names the file, so tabs stay identifiable`() { + assertTrue(DiffPresenter.diffTitle("build.gradle.kts").startsWith("build.gradle.kts")) + assertTrue(DiffPresenter.diffTitle("App.kt").contains("Claude")) + } + // --- Write --- @Test diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffTabCleanupWiringTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffTabCleanupWiringTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e67a4fda --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/diff/DiffTabCleanupWiringTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +package dev.lain.claudejb.diff + +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotNull +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test +import org.w3c.dom.Element +import javax.xml.XMLConstants +import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory + +/** + * Pins the `plugin.xml` wiring of [DiffTabCleanup]. + * + * The failure mode this exists for is **silence**. [DiffTabCleanup] has no callers in our code: the platform + * instantiates it from a `plugin.xml` declaration. Rename the class, move it to another package, or reach for + * `projectListeners` instead of `applicationListeners`, and nothing breaks loudly — the listener simply stops + * being registered, diff tabs start being persisted again, and the only symptom is a `WARN` in a log nobody + * reads. Same class of bug as a CI ruleset that references a renamed job: the gate stops applying without + * ever failing. + * + * So this asserts the three things that must agree, from the XML the plugin actually ships. + */ +class DiffTabCleanupWiringTest { + + private companion object { + const val PLUGIN_ID = "dev.lain.claude-code-for-jetbrains" + const val TOPIC = "com.intellij.openapi.project.ProjectCloseListener" + } + + private fun parser() = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().apply { + // Our own resource, but a parser that resolves external entities is never the right default. + setAttribute(XMLConstants.ACCESS_EXTERNAL_DTD, "") + setAttribute(XMLConstants.ACCESS_EXTERNAL_SCHEMA, "") + setFeature("http://apache.org/xml/features/disallow-doctype-decl", true) + isXIncludeAware = false + isExpandEntityReferences = false + }.newDocumentBuilder() + + /** + * EVERY plugin.xml on the test classpath that claims our id — resolved by id, not by classpath order. + * + * Two things make this less obvious than it looks. First, the test classpath is the plugin's own, so it + * carries the whole IntelliJ Platform, and every bundled plugin ships a `META-INF/plugin.xml`; + * `getResourceAsStream` would hand back whichever one the classloader reached first, and the assertions + * below would then be checking someone else's descriptor and passing for reasons unrelated to this plugin. + * + * Second, more than one descriptor legitimately claims OUR id: the IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin emits a + * patched copy (version and since/until-build substituted) alongside the source one, and it is the patched + * copy that actually ships. So the assertions run against ALL of them and every one must agree — which + * verifies the shipped descriptor rather than assuming it matches the source. + */ + private fun ourDescriptors(): List { + val urls = javaClass.classLoader.getResources("META-INF/plugin.xml").toList() + val ours = urls.mapNotNull { url -> + val root = runCatching { url.openStream().use { parser().parse(it).documentElement } }.getOrNull() + root?.takeIf { it.getElementsByTagName("id").item(0)?.textContent?.trim() == PLUGIN_ID } + } + check(ours.isNotEmpty()) { + "No plugin.xml with id '$PLUGIN_ID' on the test classpath (scanned ${urls.size} descriptors)" + } + return ours + } + + /** Every `` declared under [tag], across every descriptor that claims our id. */ + private fun listeners(tag: String): List = ourDescriptors().flatMap { descriptor -> + val groups = descriptor.getElementsByTagName(tag) + (0 until groups.length).flatMap { i -> + val children = (groups.item(i) as Element).getElementsByTagName("listener") + (0 until children.length).map { children.item(it) as Element } + } + } + + @Test + fun `DiffTabCleanup is registered as an application listener on the ProjectCloseListener topic`() { + val entries = listeners("applicationListeners") + .filter { it.getAttribute("class") == DiffTabCleanup::class.java.name } + assertTrue( + entries.isNotEmpty(), + "DiffTabCleanup is not declared in ; diff tabs will be persisted again " + + "and reappear as 'No file exists: mock:///…' warnings on the next IDE start", + ) + entries.forEach { entry -> + assertEquals( + TOPIC, + entry.getAttribute("topic"), + "DiffTabCleanup must subscribe to ProjectCloseListener — it is the only topic that fires " + + "projectClosingBeforeSave, i.e. before the workspace state is written", + ) + } + } + + @Test + fun `the cleanup is not registered as a project listener`() { + // ProjectCloseListener is published on the APPLICATION message bus (ProjectManagerImpl obtains it via + // Application.getMessageBus). Declared under it would never be invoked. + assertTrue( + listeners("projectListeners").none { it.getAttribute("class") == DiffTabCleanup::class.java.name }, + "ProjectCloseListener is an application-bus topic; a projectListeners registration is silently dead", + ) + } + + @Test + fun `the declared class exists and implements the listener interface`() { + // Guards against the registration outliving a rename/move of the class itself. + val declared = listeners("applicationListeners") + .filter { it.getAttribute("topic") == TOPIC } + .map { it.getAttribute("class") } + .distinct() + assertTrue(declared.isNotEmpty(), "nothing is registered on the $TOPIC topic") + declared.forEach { name -> + assertTrue( + Class.forName(TOPIC).isAssignableFrom(Class.forName(name)), + "$name is registered on the ProjectCloseListener topic but does not implement it", + ) + } + } +} diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetector.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetector.kt index ccded94a..1ac71e85 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetector.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetector.kt @@ -86,7 +86,11 @@ data class DriftReport( appendLine("✅ **Versions advanced, but the protocol surface is fully covered.**") appendLine() appendLine("Action: bump the recorded baseline only —") - if (sdkVersionChanged) appendLine("- `package.json` / `node_modules` SDK → `$sdkLatestVersion` (done by `npm update`); `KNOWN_*` unchanged.") + if (sdkVersionChanged) { + appendLine( + "- `package.json` / `node_modules` SDK → `$sdkLatestVersion` (done by `npm update`); `KNOWN_*` unchanged.", + ) + } if (binaryVersionChanged) appendLine("- `scripts/drift-baseline.properties` `binary` → `$binaryInstalledVersion`.") } else { appendLine("✅ **No drift.** Versions and protocol surface are unchanged.") @@ -97,20 +101,24 @@ data class DriftReport( appendLine("⚠️ **Drift detected — protocol code changes needed.**") appendLine() section( - "SDK — `subtype`s not modeled by the parser", sdk.unmodeledSubtypes, + "SDK — `subtype`s not modeled by the parser", + sdk.unmodeledSubtypes, "→ add a typed branch + serializer in `protocol/ClaudeEvent.kt` (system subtype) or " + "`protocol/ControlProtocol.kt` (control kind), then add it to `KNOWN_SUBTYPES`.", ) section( - "Binary — UNKNOWN top-level `type`s (hard: bucketed as Other)", binary.unknownEventTypes, + "Binary — UNKNOWN top-level `type`s (hard: bucketed as Other)", + binary.unknownEventTypes, "→ add a `when (type)` branch in `protocol/ClaudeEvent.kt`, then add it to `KNOWN_EVENT_TYPES`.", ) section( - "Binary — runtime `subtype`s not yet typed (soft)", binary.unmodeledSubtypes, + "Binary — runtime `subtype`s not yet typed (soft)", + binary.unmodeledSubtypes, "→ absorbed as `Other`/`UnsupportedControlRequest` today; model + add to `KNOWN_SUBTYPES` if useful.", ) section( - "SDK — `subtype`s the parser models but the SDK dropped (informational)", sdk.staleSubtypes, + "SDK — `subtype`s the parser models but the SDK dropped (informational)", + sdk.staleSubtypes, "→ verify we don't still send/expect these; prune `KNOWN_SUBTYPES` if truly gone.", ) appendLine("Then bump the baseline versions and re-run `./gradlew checkDrift` to confirm green.") diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetectorTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetectorTest.kt index 563b9804..6bec005d 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetectorTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftDetectorTest.kt @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ class DriftDetectorTest { val s = ProtocolSurface.fromCapture(ndjson) assertEquals(setOf("system", "assistant", "control_request", "keep_alive", "result"), s.eventTypes) assertTrue("init" in s.subtypes) - assertTrue("can_use_tool" in s.subtypes) // pulled from the nested request object + assertTrue("can_use_tool" in s.subtypes) // pulled from the nested request object assertTrue("success" in s.subtypes) } @@ -142,8 +142,10 @@ class DriftDetectorTest { // Latest declares only modeled subtypes → not actionable; versions advanced → "bump baseline". val coveredDts = ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES.joinToString("\n") { "x: { subtype: '$it'; };" } val report = DriftReport( - sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.161", sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", - binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.161", binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", + sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.161", + sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", + binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.161", + binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", sdk = DriftDetector.sdkDrift(coveredDts), binary = DriftDetector.binaryDrift("""{"type":"system","subtype":"init"}"""), ) @@ -156,8 +158,10 @@ class DriftDetectorTest { fun `report is fully clean when nothing changed`() { val coveredDts = ProtocolSurface.KNOWN_SUBTYPES.joinToString("\n") { "x: { subtype: '$it'; };" } val report = DriftReport( - sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.162", sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", - binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.162", binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", + sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.162", + sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", + binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.162", + binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", sdk = DriftDetector.sdkDrift(coveredDts), binary = DriftDetector.binaryDrift("""{"type":"system","subtype":"init"}"""), ) @@ -168,8 +172,10 @@ class DriftDetectorTest { @Test fun `report is actionable and names the file when an unmodeled subtype appears`() { val report = DriftReport( - sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.161", sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", - binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.162", binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", + sdkBaselineVersion = "0.3.161", + sdkLatestVersion = "0.3.162", + binaryBaselineVersion = "2.1.162", + binaryInstalledVersion = "2.1.162", sdk = DriftDetector.sdkDrift("type B = { subtype: 'totally_new_subtype'; };"), binary = DriftDetector.binaryDrift(""), ) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftLiveCheck.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftLiveCheck.kt index 972321dd..ff29dc36 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftLiveCheck.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/DriftLiveCheck.kt @@ -109,7 +109,10 @@ class DriftLiveCheck { val out = StringBuilder() val reader = Thread { runCatching { proc.inputStream.bufferedReader().forEachLine { out.appendLine(it) } } - }.apply { isDaemon = true; start() } + }.apply { + isDaemon = true + start() + } if (!proc.waitFor(60, TimeUnit.SECONDS)) proc.destroyForcibly() reader.join(2_000) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/ProtocolSurface.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/ProtocolSurface.kt index d140d88b..8ffc3066 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/ProtocolSurface.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/drift/ProtocolSurface.kt @@ -33,7 +33,10 @@ data class ProtocolSurface( // Quote-tolerant: the SDK uses single quotes today, but don't let a future double-quote break us. private val SUBTYPE = Regex("""subtype:\s*['"]([^'"]+)['"]""") private val UNION = Regex("""type\s+(?:SDKMessage|StdoutMessage)\s*=\s*([^;]+);""") - private val LENIENT = Json { ignoreUnknownKeys = true; isLenient = true } + private val LENIENT = Json { + ignoreUnknownKeys = true + isLenient = true + } /** * Extracts the protocol surface from a `sdk.d.ts` body: every `subtype` string literal, and every diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest.kt index 4ed8d3c8..028ca329 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest.kt @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { session.handleEventForTest( ClaudeEvent.MemoryRecall( MemoryRecallInfo(mode = "select", memories = listOf(RecalledMemory(path = "a.md", scope = "team"))), - ) + ), ) flush() assertTrue(session.transcript.entries.any { it.speaker == Speaker.MEMORY }) @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { val session = ClaudeSession(project, "t") try { session.handleEventForTest( - ClaudeEvent.FilesPersisted(FilesPersistedInfo(files = listOf(PersistedFile(filename = "out.txt")))) + ClaudeEvent.FilesPersisted(FilesPersistedInfo(files = listOf(PersistedFile(filename = "out.txt")))), ) flush() assertTrue(session.transcript.entries.any { it.text.contains("Uploaded") }) @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionEventSurfacingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { val session = ClaudeSession(project, "t") try { session.handleEventForTest( - ClaudeEvent.Elicitation("r1", ElicitationRequest(mcpServerName = "github", message = "Authorize?")) + ClaudeEvent.Elicitation("r1", ElicitationRequest(mcpServerName = "github", message = "Authorize?")), ) flush() val pending = session.pendingPermissions().single() diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest.kt index 35c7c48f..845ec780 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/headless/ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest.kt @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { val session = ClaudeSession(project, "t") try { session.handleEventForTest( - ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 12, cacheCreationTokens = 1024, cacheReadTokens = 7, outputTokens = 3) + ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 12, cacheCreationTokens = 1024, cacheReadTokens = 7, outputTokens = 3), ) flush() assertEquals(12, session.liveInputTokens) @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { try { // First message's usage. session.handleEventForTest( - ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 10, cacheCreationTokens = 100, cacheReadTokens = 0, outputTokens = 5) + ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 10, cacheCreationTokens = 100, cacheReadTokens = 0, outputTokens = 5), ) flush() assertEquals(115, session.totalTokens()) @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ class ClaudeSessionTokenAccountingHeadlessTest : BasePlatformTestCase() { // Second message's usage adds on top — total must reflect BOTH messages, not just the latest. session.handleEventForTest( - ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 20, cacheCreationTokens = 0, cacheReadTokens = 50, outputTokens = 8) + ClaudeEvent.LiveUsage(inputTokens = 20, cacheCreationTokens = 0, cacheReadTokens = 50, outputTokens = 8), ) flush() assertEquals(115 + 78, session.totalTokens()) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/permission/SensitiveGuardTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/permission/SensitiveGuardTest.kt index 929792f6..2e804c3e 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/permission/SensitiveGuardTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/permission/SensitiveGuardTest.kt @@ -2,11 +2,11 @@ package dev.lain.claudejb.permission import dev.lain.claudejb.permission.SensitiveGuard.Verdict import kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonObject +import kotlinx.serialization.json.add +import kotlinx.serialization.json.addJsonObject import kotlinx.serialization.json.buildJsonObject import kotlinx.serialization.json.put import kotlinx.serialization.json.putJsonArray -import kotlinx.serialization.json.addJsonObject -import kotlinx.serialization.json.add import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertDoesNotThrow import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertFalse @@ -121,9 +121,14 @@ class SensitiveGuardTest { @Test fun `credential-dumping commands are caught wherever they run`() { listOf( - "gpg --export-secret-keys --armor", "security dump-keychain", "aws configure get secret", - "kubectl get secret db -o yaml", "git credential fill", "openssl rsa -in key.pem -text", - "certutil -exportPFX my C:/x.pfx", "reg save hklm\\sam sam.hive", + "gpg --export-secret-keys --armor", + "security dump-keychain", + "aws configure get secret", + "kubectl get secret db -o yaml", + "git credential fill", + "openssl rsa -in key.pem -text", + "certutil -exportPFX my C:/x.pfx", + "reg save hklm\\sam sam.hive", ).forEach { assertEquals(Verdict.ASK, v("Bash", bash(it)), it) } } @@ -180,7 +185,12 @@ class SensitiveGuardTest { @Test fun `a command split into an args array is reassembled and matched`() { - val argv = buildJsonObject { putJsonArray("args") { add("gpg"); add("--export-secret-keys") } } + val argv = buildJsonObject { + putJsonArray("args") { + add("gpg") + add("--export-secret-keys") + } + } assertTrue(SensitiveGuard.runsDangerousCommand(argv)) } @@ -192,10 +202,10 @@ class SensitiveGuardTest { @Test fun `reason names the surface, and is null on clean input`() { - assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason("Read", read("~/.ssh/id_rsa"), policy)) - assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason("Read", read("/home/bob/x"), policy)) - assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason("Bash", bash("mimikatz"), policy)) - assertNull(SensitiveGuard.reason("Read", read("/home/me/proj/Foo.kt"), policy)) + assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason(read("~/.ssh/id_rsa"), policy)) + assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason(read("/home/bob/x"), policy)) + assertNotNull(SensitiveGuard.reason(bash("mimikatz"), policy)) + assertNull(SensitiveGuard.reason(read("/home/me/proj/Foo.kt"), policy)) } @Test @@ -352,9 +362,9 @@ class SensitiveGuardTest { @Test fun `reason() always names where to change the rule, whether enforced or downgraded`() { - assertTrue(SensitiveGuard.reason("Read", read("/home/bob/x"), policy)!!.contains("Settings")) + assertTrue(SensitiveGuard.reason(read("/home/bob/x"), policy)!!.contains("Settings")) val relaxed = policy.copy(enforceForeignOtherUserHome = false) - val downgradedReason = SensitiveGuard.reason("Read", read("/home/bob/x"), relaxed)!! + val downgradedReason = SensitiveGuard.reason(read("/home/bob/x"), relaxed)!! assertTrue(downgradedReason.contains("Settings")) assertTrue(downgradedReason.contains("downgraded", ignoreCase = true)) } @@ -459,7 +469,12 @@ class SensitiveGuardResolverPerformanceTest { /** A resolver that counts invocations and always returns the input unchanged (a no-op, correctness-neutral). */ private fun countingResolver(): Pair<(String) -> String?, () -> Int> { var calls = 0 - return ({ p: String -> calls++; p } to { calls }) + return ( + { p: String -> + calls++ + p + } to { calls } + ) } @Test @@ -504,7 +519,10 @@ class SensitiveGuardResolverPerformanceTest { fun `a hung resolver still lets the LITERAL candidate be judged — only its resolved form is missing`() { // Even though the resolver never returns in time, the literal path itself is a known credential glob, // so the verdict must still be correct — a timeout must never silently downgrade to ALLOW. - val policy = basePolicy.copy(pathResolver = { _ -> Thread.sleep(5_000); "/should/never/see/this" }) + val policy = basePolicy.copy(pathResolver = { _ -> + Thread.sleep(5_000) + "/should/never/see/this" + }) assertEquals(SensitiveGuard.Verdict.ASK, SensitiveGuard.verdict("Read", read("/home/me/.ssh/id_rsa"), policy)) } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest.kt index 24843d61..d6c989f2 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest.kt @@ -52,7 +52,10 @@ class ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest { @Test fun `override pointing to a non-executable file is rejected`(@TempDir tmp: Path) { assumeFalse(SystemInfo.isWindows, "POSIX exec bit semantics; Windows has no exec bit") - val notExe = File(tmp.toFile(), "claude").apply { writeText("plain"); setExecutable(false, false) } + val notExe = File(tmp.toFile(), "claude").apply { + writeText("plain") + setExecutable(false, false) + } val located = ClaudeBinaryLocator.locate(notExe.absolutePath) // Falls through (host claude or null) — never returns the non-executable override. if (located != null) { @@ -63,7 +66,7 @@ class ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest { } @Test - fun `blank override is treated as no override`(@TempDir tmp: Path) { + fun `blank override is treated as no override`() { // Should not throw; behaviour matches `locate(null)`. val a = ClaudeBinaryLocator.locate("") val b = ClaudeBinaryLocator.locate(null) @@ -100,7 +103,8 @@ class ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest { // npm global layout: \claude.cmd + \node_modules\@anthropic-ai\claude-code\cli.js val prefix = tmp.toFile() val cli = File(prefix, "node_modules\\@anthropic-ai\\claude-code\\cli.js").apply { - parentFile.mkdirs(); writeText("// fake cli\n") + parentFile.mkdirs() + writeText("// fake cli\n") } val cmd = File(prefix, "claude.cmd").apply { writeText("@\"%~dp0\\node_modules\\@anthropic-ai\\claude-code\\cli.js\" %*\n") @@ -115,7 +119,10 @@ class ClaudeBinaryLocatorTest { assumeTrue(SystemInfo.isWindows, "Windows-only npm shim layout") val prefix = tmp.toFile() // Non-standard install: cli.js lives in `tools\\` instead of node_modules\\… - val cli = File(prefix, "tools\\custom-cli.js").apply { parentFile.mkdirs(); writeText("// fake\n") } + val cli = File(prefix, "tools\\custom-cli.js").apply { + parentFile.mkdirs() + writeText("// fake\n") + } val cmd = File(prefix, "claude.cmd").apply { writeText("@node \"%~dp0\\tools\\custom-cli.js\" %*\n") } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/LoginOutputParserTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/LoginOutputParserTest.kt index 444bd077..1c9e5529 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/LoginOutputParserTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/LoginOutputParserTest.kt @@ -14,17 +14,17 @@ import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test */ class LoginOutputParserTest { - private val ESC = "\u001B" + private val esc = "\u001B" - // A representative chunk of the live capture: cursor moves (ESC[..G), the authorize URL emitted as one + // A representative chunk of the live capture: cursor moves (esc[..G), the authorize URL emitted as one // contiguous write, and the code prompt whose words are laid out by column (no literal spaces between them). private val live = - "${ESC}[2G${ESC}[36mOpening${ESC}[12Gbrowser${ESC}[20Gto sign in…${ESC}[0m\r\n\r\n" + + "$esc[2G$esc[36mOpening$esc[12Gbrowser$esc[20Gto sign in…$esc[0m\r\n\r\n" + "https://claude.com/cai/oauth/authorize?code=true&client_id=9d1c250a-e61b-44d9-88ed-5944d1962f5e" + "&response_type=code&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fplatform.claude.com%2Foauth%2Fcode%2Fcallback" + "&scope=user%3Ainference&code_challenge=StKwwTdqdASd8zkCF4PZXhzcR6-qQdeatQLqNZ6ggPU" + "&code_challenge_method=S256&state=Al24Qfn_vHWhm1SctZU013WFytPzD47q1TBIeX9T9T8\r\n\r\n" + - "${ESC}[2GPaste${ESC}[8Gcode${ESC}[13Ghere${ESC}[18Gif${ESC}[21Gprompted${ESC}[30G> " + "$esc[2GPaste$esc[8Gcode$esc[13Ghere$esc[18Gif$esc[21Gprompted$esc[30G> " @Test fun `extracts the full authorize URL out of the ANSI noise`() { @@ -40,19 +40,19 @@ class LoginOutputParserTest { @Test fun `no URL yet returns null`() { - assertNull(LoginOutputParser.extractAuthUrl("${ESC}[36mOpening browser to sign in…${ESC}[0m")) + assertNull(LoginOutputParser.extractAuthUrl("$esc[36mOpening browser to sign in…$esc[0m")) } @Test fun `recognises the cursor-positioned paste-code prompt despite missing spaces`() { assertTrue(LoginOutputParser.isCodePrompt(live)) - assertFalse(LoginOutputParser.isCodePrompt("${ESC}[36mOpening browser to sign in…${ESC}[0m")) + assertFalse(LoginOutputParser.isCodePrompt("$esc[36mOpening browser to sign in…$esc[0m")) } @Test fun `reads success and failure from the final output`() { - assertFalse(LoginOutputParser.looksLikeFailure("${ESC}[32mLogin successful! You're all set.${ESC}[0m")) - assertTrue(LoginOutputParser.looksLikeFailure("${ESC}[31mInvalid code, please try again.${ESC}[0m")) + assertFalse(LoginOutputParser.looksLikeFailure("$esc[32mLogin successful! You're all set.$esc[0m")) + assertTrue(LoginOutputParser.looksLikeFailure("$esc[31mInvalid code, please try again.$esc[0m")) assertEquals("Login successful!", LoginOutputParser.resultMessage("Login successful!", success = true)) assertEquals( "Invalid code, please try again.", diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/TerminalLauncherTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/TerminalLauncherTest.kt index 3295c894..5fb5a868 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/TerminalLauncherTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/process/TerminalLauncherTest.kt @@ -86,8 +86,11 @@ class TerminalApiContractTest { val cls = Class.forName("org.jetbrains.plugins.terminal.TerminalToolWindowManager") val m = cls.getMethod( "createNewSession", - String::class.java, String::class.java, List::class.java, - java.lang.Boolean.TYPE, java.lang.Boolean.TYPE, + String::class.java, + String::class.java, + List::class.java, + java.lang.Boolean.TYPE, + java.lang.Boolean.TYPE, ) assertTrue(m.returnType != Void.TYPE, "createNewSession must return a widget we can null-check") } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolEventsTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolEventsTest.kt index d7fda174..12df564b 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolEventsTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolEventsTest.kt @@ -25,7 +25,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `task_started decodes id description and subagent type`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"task_started","task_id":"t1","tool_use_id":"tu1", - "description":"Investigate","subagent_type":"explore","skip_transcript":false}""".trimIndent() + "description":"Investigate","subagent_type":"explore","skip_transcript":false} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("t1", e.info.taskId) assertEquals("tu1", e.info.toolUseId) @@ -38,7 +39,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { fun `task_progress decodes usage last tool and summary`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"task_progress","task_id":"t1","description":"working", "subagent_type":"explore","usage":{"total_tokens":1234,"tool_uses":5,"duration_ms":900}, - "last_tool_name":"Grep","summary":"halfway"}""".trimIndent() + "last_tool_name":"Grep","summary":"halfway"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("t1", e.info.taskId) assertEquals(1234L, e.info.usage.totalTokens) @@ -51,7 +53,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `task_updated decodes the patch`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"task_updated","task_id":"t1", - "patch":{"status":"running","description":"d2","is_backgrounded":true,"end_time":42}}""".trimIndent() + "patch":{"status":"running","description":"d2","is_backgrounded":true,"end_time":42}} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("t1", e.info.taskId) assertEquals("running", e.info.patch.status) @@ -63,7 +66,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `task_notification decodes status summary and usage`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"task_notification","task_id":"t1","status":"completed", - "output_file":"/tmp/out.md","summary":"done","usage":{"total_tokens":10,"tool_uses":2,"duration_ms":5}}""".trimIndent() + "output_file":"/tmp/out.md","summary":"done","usage":{"total_tokens":10,"tool_uses":2,"duration_ms":5}} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("completed", e.info.status) assertEquals("/tmp/out.md", e.info.outputFile) @@ -76,7 +80,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `tool_progress decodes elapsed time and parent id`() { val line = """{"type":"tool_progress","tool_use_id":"tu1","tool_name":"Bash", - "parent_tool_use_id":null,"elapsed_time_seconds":12.5,"task_id":"t1"}""".trimIndent() + "parent_tool_use_id":null,"elapsed_time_seconds":12.5,"task_id":"t1"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("tu1", e.info.toolUseId) assertEquals("Bash", e.info.toolName) @@ -106,7 +111,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `notification decodes text priority color and timeout`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"notification","key":"k","text":"Heads up","priority":"high", - "color":"yellow","timeout_ms":3000}""".trimIndent() + "color":"yellow","timeout_ms":3000} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("Heads up", e.info.text) assertEquals("high", e.info.priority) @@ -117,7 +123,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `permission_denied decodes tool reason and decision`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"permission_denied","tool_name":"Bash","tool_use_id":"tu1", - "decision_reason_type":"rule","decision_reason":"blocked by deny rule","message":"Not allowed"}""".trimIndent() + "decision_reason_type":"rule","decision_reason":"blocked by deny rule","message":"Not allowed"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("Bash", e.info.toolName) assertEquals("tu1", e.info.toolUseId) @@ -129,7 +136,7 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `session_state_changed decodes state`() { val e = parseOne( - """{"type":"system","subtype":"session_state_changed","state":"idle"}""" + """{"type":"system","subtype":"session_state_changed","state":"idle"}""", ) assertEquals("idle", e.info.state) } @@ -146,7 +153,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `api_retry decodes attempt limits and error status`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"api_retry","attempt":2,"max_retries":5, - "retry_delay_ms":2000,"error_status":529}""".trimIndent() + "retry_delay_ms":2000,"error_status":529} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals(2, e.info.attempt) assertEquals(5, e.info.maxRetries) @@ -157,7 +165,7 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `api_retry tolerates null error_status`() { val e = parseOne( - """{"type":"system","subtype":"api_retry","attempt":1,"max_retries":3,"retry_delay_ms":500,"error_status":null}""" + """{"type":"system","subtype":"api_retry","attempt":1,"max_retries":3,"retry_delay_ms":500,"error_status":null}""", ) assertNull(e.info.errorStatus) } @@ -167,7 +175,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `commands_changed decodes the replacement command list`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"commands_changed","commands":[ - {"name":"foo","description":"do foo"},{"name":"bar"}]}""".trimIndent() + {"name":"foo","description":"do foo"},{"name":"bar"}]} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals(2, e.info.commands.size) assertEquals("foo", e.info.commands[0].name) @@ -178,7 +187,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `memory_recall decodes mode and memories`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"memory_recall","mode":"select","memories":[ - {"path":"/m/a.md","scope":"personal"},{"path":"","scope":"team","content":"note"}]}""".trimIndent() + {"path":"/m/a.md","scope":"personal"},{"path":"","scope":"team","content":"note"}]} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("select", e.info.mode) assertEquals(2, e.info.memories.size) @@ -191,7 +201,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { fun `files_persisted decodes persisted and failed lists`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"files_persisted", "files":[{"filename":"a.png","file_id":"f1"}], - "failed":[{"filename":"b.png","error":"too big"}],"processed_at":"2026-06-03T00:00:00Z"}""".trimIndent() + "failed":[{"filename":"b.png","error":"too big"}],"processed_at":"2026-06-03T00:00:00Z"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals(1, e.info.files.size) assertEquals("f1", e.info.files[0].fileId) @@ -203,7 +214,7 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `prompt_suggestion is a top-level type`() { val e = parseOne( - """{"type":"prompt_suggestion","suggestion":"Try running the tests"}""" + """{"type":"prompt_suggestion","suggestion":"Try running the tests"}""", ) assertEquals("Try running the tests", e.info.suggestion) } @@ -211,7 +222,7 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `plugin_install decodes status name and error`() { val e = parseOne( - """{"type":"system","subtype":"plugin_install","status":"failed","name":"acme","error":"404"}""" + """{"type":"system","subtype":"plugin_install","status":"failed","name":"acme","error":"404"}""", ) assertEquals("failed", e.info.status) assertEquals("acme", e.info.name) @@ -223,7 +234,7 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `hook_started decodes ids and event`() { val e = parseOne( - """{"type":"system","subtype":"hook_started","hook_id":"h1","hook_name":"fmt","hook_event":"PreToolUse"}""" + """{"type":"system","subtype":"hook_started","hook_id":"h1","hook_name":"fmt","hook_event":"PreToolUse"}""", ) assertEquals("h1", e.info.hookId) assertEquals("fmt", e.info.hookName) @@ -233,7 +244,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `hook_progress decodes stdout and stderr`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"hook_progress","hook_id":"h1","hook_name":"fmt", - "hook_event":"PreToolUse","stdout":"working","stderr":"warn","output":"o"}""".trimIndent() + "hook_event":"PreToolUse","stdout":"working","stderr":"warn","output":"o"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("working", e.info.stdout) assertEquals("warn", e.info.stderr) @@ -243,7 +255,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `hook_response decodes outcome and exit code`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"hook_response","hook_id":"h1","hook_name":"fmt", - "hook_event":"PreToolUse","output":"done","stdout":"o","stderr":"","exit_code":0,"outcome":"success"}""".trimIndent() + "hook_event":"PreToolUse","output":"done","stdout":"o","stderr":"","exit_code":0,"outcome":"success"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("success", e.info.outcome) assertEquals(0, e.info.exitCode) @@ -255,7 +268,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `mirror_error decodes error and key`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"mirror_error","error":"append failed", - "key":{"projectKey":"pk","sessionId":"s1","subpath":"sub"}}""".trimIndent() + "key":{"projectKey":"pk","sessionId":"s1","subpath":"sub"}} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("append failed", e.info.error) assertEquals("pk", e.info.key.projectKey) @@ -270,7 +284,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"model_refusal_fallback","trigger":"refusal", "direction":"retry","original_model":"claude-opus-4-8","fallback_model":"claude-sonnet-4-6", "request_id":"req_1","api_refusal_category":"cyber","api_refusal_explanation":"nope", - "retracted_message_uuids":["u1","u2"],"content":"declined","uuid":"x","session_id":"s"}""".trimIndent() + "retracted_message_uuids":["u1","u2"],"content":"declined","uuid":"x","session_id":"s"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertEquals("retry", e.info.direction) assertEquals("claude-opus-4-8", e.info.originalModel) @@ -282,7 +297,8 @@ class ProtocolEventsTest { @Test fun `model_refusal_fallback tolerates an older CLI without the optional fields`() { val line = """{"type":"system","subtype":"model_refusal_fallback","trigger":"refusal", - "direction":"retry","original_model":"a","fallback_model":"b","content":"x"}""".trimIndent() + "direction":"retry","original_model":"a","fallback_model":"b","content":"x"} + """.trimIndent() val e = parseOne(line) assertNull(e.info.apiRefusalCategory) assertTrue(e.info.retractedMessageUuids.isEmpty()) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest.kt index 55a4e7a6..c97313ec 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest.kt @@ -145,7 +145,8 @@ class ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest { fun `title field on the request is exposed (nullable, may be absent)`() { // Some binary versions attach a title on the control_request. When absent, it decodes to null. val line = askLine( - question = "?", header = "h", + question = "?", + header = "h", options = listOf(Triple("A", "", null)), multiSelect = false, ) @@ -156,7 +157,8 @@ class ProtocolParserAskUserQuestionTest { @Test fun `event PermissionRequest carries the unmodified questions input for later AskUserQuestion rendering`() { val line = askLine( - question = "Pick one", header = "h", + question = "Pick one", + header = "h", options = listOf(Triple("A", "da", "pa"), Triple("B", "db", "pb")), multiSelect = false, ) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserTest.kt index 4ce32160..dbcd5eb8 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/ProtocolParserTest.kt @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `local command output is captured`() { val event = parseOne( - """{"type":"system","subtype":"local_command_output","content":"hello"}""" + """{"type":"system","subtype":"local_command_output","content":"hello"}""", ) assertEquals("hello", event.content) } @@ -135,6 +135,34 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { assertTrue(event.isError) } + /** + * The CLI wraps a failed tool call's `content` in `…`. Verified against + * `claude` 2.1.222, which emits exactly: + * `content: "Error: …", is_error: true` + * and carries the same message UNWRAPPED in the sibling `toolUseResult` field — i.e. the tag is framing for + * the model, not text for a human. Rendered verbatim it put raw markup in a native GUI's transcript, which + * is the "never mirror raw CLI output" antipattern. `is_error` already conveys the failure structurally. + */ + @Test + fun `tool_use_error wrapper is stripped from the rendered text`() { + val inner = "Error: No such tool available: Glob. Glob is not available in this session." + val line = """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result",""" + + """"tool_use_id":"t9","content":"$inner","is_error":true}]}}""" + val event = parseOne(line) + assertEquals(inner, event.content) + assertTrue(event.isError) // the failure survives structurally, which is what reddens the card + } + + @Test + fun `a tool result that merely mentions the tag is left intact`() { + // Only a wrapper enclosing the WHOLE payload is stripped — otherwise output that legitimately discusses + // the tag (this project's own source and tests do) would be silently mangled. + val body = "see in the CLI bundle" + val line = """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result",""" + + """"tool_use_id":"t10","content":"$body","is_error":false}]}}""" + assertEquals(body, parseOne(line).content) + } + // --- stream events (partial messages) --- @Test @@ -145,7 +173,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `stream content_block_delta text_delta becomes TextDelta`() { val event = parseOne( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"text_delta","text":"par"}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"text_delta","text":"par"}}}""", ) assertEquals("par", event.text) } @@ -153,7 +181,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `stream message_delta usage becomes LiveUsage with all four token components`() { val event = parseOne( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta","usage":{"input_tokens":6,"cache_creation_input_tokens":29195,"cache_read_input_tokens":0,"output_tokens":123}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta","usage":{"input_tokens":6,"cache_creation_input_tokens":29195,"cache_read_input_tokens":0,"output_tokens":123}}}""", ) assertEquals(6, event.inputTokens) assertEquals(29195, event.cacheCreationTokens) @@ -166,7 +194,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { // The binary emits the per-message usage at message_start; previously we ignored it and only updated // on message_delta, which left input/cache out of the running total. Now MessageStart + LiveUsage flow. val events = ProtocolParser.parse( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_start","message":{"usage":{"input_tokens":6,"cache_creation_input_tokens":29195,"output_tokens":1}}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_start","message":{"usage":{"input_tokens":6,"cache_creation_input_tokens":29195,"output_tokens":1}}}}""", ) assertTrue(events.any { it is ClaudeEvent.MessageStart }) val live = events.filterIsInstance().single() @@ -183,7 +211,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { fun `stream message_start without usage yields only the boundary`() { // No message.usage present -> exactly one MessageStart, no LiveUsage. val events = ProtocolParser.parse( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_start","message":{"id":"m1"}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_start","message":{"id":"m1"}}}""", ) assertEquals(1, events.size) assertInstanceOf(ClaudeEvent.MessageStart::class.java, events.first()) @@ -192,7 +220,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `stream content_block_delta thinking_delta becomes ThinkingDelta`() { val event = parseOne( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"thinking_delta","thinking":"reasoning"}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"thinking_delta","thinking":"reasoning"}}}""", ) assertEquals("reasoning", event.text) } @@ -200,7 +228,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `stream message_delta with partial usage zero-fills the missing token components`() { val event = parseOne( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta","usage":{"output_tokens":42}}}""" + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta","usage":{"output_tokens":42}}}""", ) assertEquals(0, event.inputTokens) assertEquals(0, event.cacheCreationTokens) @@ -211,7 +239,7 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { @Test fun `stream message_delta without usage yields nothing`() { assertTrue( - ProtocolParser.parse("""{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta"}}""").isEmpty() + ProtocolParser.parse("""{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"message_delta"}}""").isEmpty(), ) } @@ -219,8 +247,8 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { fun `stream content_block_delta with unknown delta type yields nothing`() { assertTrue( ProtocolParser.parse( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"input_json_delta","partial_json":"{"}}}""" - ).isEmpty() + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"input_json_delta","partial_json":"{"}}}""", + ).isEmpty(), ) } @@ -228,8 +256,8 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { fun `stream content_block_delta text_delta without text yields nothing`() { assertTrue( ProtocolParser.parse( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"text_delta"}}}""" - ).isEmpty() + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_delta","delta":{"type":"text_delta"}}}""", + ).isEmpty(), ) } @@ -242,8 +270,8 @@ class ProtocolParserTest { fun `stream_event with an unknown event type yields nothing`() { assertTrue( ProtocolParser.parse( - """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_start","index":0}}""" - ).isEmpty() + """{"type":"stream_event","event":{"type":"content_block_start","index":0}}""", + ).isEmpty(), ) } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/UsageReportTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/UsageReportTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2dccb2c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/protocol/UsageReportTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +package dev.lain.claudejb.protocol + +import kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonObject +import kotlinx.serialization.json.buildJsonObject +import kotlinx.serialization.json.put +import kotlinx.serialization.json.putJsonObject +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotNull +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNull +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test + +/** + * [parseUsageReport] against the shape the binary really returns. + * + * The fixture below is a trimmed copy of a live `get_usage` reply from `claude` 2.1.222 — including the parts + * that make it awkward: `rate_limits` mixes window objects, explicit nulls for windows that exist but have not + * been touched, and `extra_usage`, which has an entirely different shape. Parsing it whole is what a naive + * `@Serializable` map would attempt, and it is why this is walked by hand. + */ +class UsageReportTest { + + private fun reply(): JsonObject = buildJsonObject { + put("subscription_type", "max") + put("rate_limits_available", true) + putJsonObject("rate_limits") { + putJsonObject("five_hour") { + put("utilization", 8) + put("resets_at", "2026-08-06T00:10:00.281281+00:00") + } + putJsonObject("seven_day") { + put("utilization", 67) + put("resets_at", "2026-08-06T17:00:00.281309+00:00") + } + // Windows the plan HAS but the user has not touched come back as explicit nulls. + put("seven_day_opus", kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonNull) + put("seven_day_cowork", kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonNull) + putJsonObject("extra_usage") { + put("is_enabled", true) + put("used_credits", 14612) + put("currency", "EUR") + put("decimal_places", 2) + } + } + } + + /** The fixture, parsed. Fails loudly here rather than with a NullPointerException inside an assertion. */ + private fun parsed(): UsageReport = requireNotNull(parseUsageReport(reply())) { "the fixture must parse" } + + @Test + fun `parses the windows that carry a utilization`() { + val report = parsed() + assertEquals(listOf("five_hour", "seven_day"), report.windows.map { it.first }) + assertEquals(8.0, report.windows[0].second.utilization) + assertEquals(67.0, report.windows[1].second.utilization) + } + + @Test + fun `untouched windows are dropped, never reported as zero`() { + // A null window means "this limit exists and you have not hit it", which a 0% bar would render as + // indistinguishable from "measured, and you have used none". Different claims; only one is true. + val report = parsed() + assertTrue(report.windows.none { it.first == "seven_day_opus" }) + assertTrue(report.windows.none { it.first == "seven_day_cowork" }) + } + + @Test + fun `session window sorts before the weekly one regardless of wire order`() { + // Order is meaning in this list: the dashboard renders it top-down, and the window a user is most + // likely to hit in the next hour belongs first. + assertEquals("five_hour", parsed().windows.first().first) + } + + @Test + fun `extra_usage is parsed as credits, not as a window`() { + val report = parsed() + val extra = requireNotNull(report.extra) + assertEquals(14612.0, extra.usedCredits) + assertEquals("EUR", extra.currency) + assertTrue(report.windows.none { it.first == "extra_usage" }) + } + + @Test + fun `a null payload or one with nothing to show yields null`() { + assertNull(parseUsageReport(null)) + assertNull(parseUsageReport(buildJsonObject { put("subscription_type", "max") })) + } + + @Test + fun `an unrecognised window shape is skipped, not thrown on`() { + // A newer binary can add a window whose value is not an object. This feeds a dashboard: one unknown + // key must not blank the whole panel. + val hostile = buildJsonObject { + put("rate_limits_available", true) + putJsonObject("rate_limits") { + put("five_hour", "unexpected-string") + putJsonObject("seven_day") { put("utilization", 50) } + } + } + val report = requireNotNull(parseUsageReport(hostile)) + assertEquals(listOf("seven_day"), report.windows.map { it.first }) + } + + @Test + fun `window titles are descriptive, and the composer pill keeps its short labels`() { + // Two separate label sets on purpose: collapsing them once broke the composer pill, which has room for + // "5h" and not for "Current session". + assertEquals("Current session", RateLimitInfo.windowTitleFor("five_hour")) + assertEquals("All models", RateLimitInfo.windowTitleFor("seven_day")) + assertEquals("5h", RateLimitInfo(rateLimitType = "five_hour").windowLabel()) + + // An unknown window is still a window the user is limited by — label it rather than hide it. + assertEquals("Cowork", RateLimitInfo.windowTitleFor("seven_day_cowork")) + } +} diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookActivityNarratorTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookActivityNarratorTest.kt index 45fdb354..61e47238 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookActivityNarratorTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookActivityNarratorTest.kt @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ class HookActivityNarratorTest { assertTrue(entry.text.contains("running")) n.onProgress(HookProgressInfo(hookId = "h1", stdout = "line1\nline2")) - assertEquals(1, t.entries.size) // SAME entry, no new row + assertEquals(1, t.entries.size) // SAME entry, no new row assertTrue(t.entries.single().text.contains("line2")) n.onResponse(HookResponseInfo(hookId = "h1", outcome = "success")) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookBrokerTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookBrokerTest.kt index 2b52ac5b..810a3791 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookBrokerTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/HookBrokerTest.kt @@ -43,10 +43,14 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `parses PreToolUse with tool name and input`() { - val req = callback("cb1", toolUseId = "tu1", input = input("PreToolUse") { - put("tool_name", "Bash") - put("tool_input", buildJsonObject { put("command", "ls") }) - }) + val req = callback( + "cb1", + toolUseId = "tu1", + input = input("PreToolUse") { + put("tool_name", "Bash") + put("tool_input", buildJsonObject { put("command", "ls") }) + }, + ) val ctx = broker.parse(req)!! assertEquals("PreToolUse", ctx.hookEventName) assertEquals("cb1", ctx.callbackId) @@ -58,11 +62,16 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `parses Notification message and title`() { - val ctx = broker.parse(callback("cb", input = input("Notification") { - put("message", "Claude needs your input") - put("title", "Claude Code") - put("notification_type", "permission") - }))!! + val ctx = broker.parse( + callback( + "cb", + input = input("Notification") { + put("message", "Claude needs your input") + put("title", "Claude Code") + put("notification_type", "permission") + }, + ), + )!! assertEquals("Notification", ctx.hookEventName) assertEquals("Claude needs your input", ctx.message) assertEquals("Claude Code", ctx.title) @@ -70,10 +79,15 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `parses FileChanged path and event`() { - val ctx = broker.parse(callback("cb", input = input("FileChanged") { - put("file_path", "/proj/src/Main.kt") - put("event", "change") - }))!! + val ctx = broker.parse( + callback( + "cb", + input = input("FileChanged") { + put("file_path", "/proj/src/Main.kt") + put("event", "change") + }, + ), + )!! assertEquals("/proj/src/Main.kt", ctx.filePath) assertEquals("change", ctx.fileEvent) } @@ -96,8 +110,10 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `default handlers Continue for every default event`() { - for (event in listOf("PreToolUse", "PermissionRequest", "Notification", "FileChanged", - "SessionStart", "SessionEnd", "Stop", "PreCompact", "PostCompact", "UserPromptSubmit")) { + for (event in listOf( + "PreToolUse", "PermissionRequest", "Notification", "FileChanged", + "SessionStart", "SessionEnd", "Stop", "PreCompact", "PostCompact", "UserPromptSubmit", + )) { val ctx = broker.parse(callback("cb", input = input(event)))!! assertInstanceOf(HookDecision.Continue::class.java, broker.decide(ctx), event) } @@ -196,9 +212,15 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `Notification yields NotifyUser side effect`() { - val ctx = broker.parse(callback("cb", input = input("Notification") { - put("message", "hi"); put("title", "T") - }))!! + val ctx = broker.parse( + callback( + "cb", + input = input("Notification") { + put("message", "hi") + put("title", "T") + }, + ), + )!! val fx = broker.sideEffects(ctx, HookDecision.Continue) val notify = fx.filterIsInstance().single() assertEquals("hi", notify.message) @@ -207,9 +229,15 @@ class HookBrokerTest { @Test fun `FileChanged yields RefreshFile side effect`() { - val ctx = broker.parse(callback("cb", input = input("FileChanged") { - put("file_path", "/proj/a.kt"); put("event", "add") - }))!! + val ctx = broker.parse( + callback( + "cb", + input = input("FileChanged") { + put("file_path", "/proj/a.kt") + put("event", "add") + }, + ), + )!! val refresh = broker.sideEffects(ctx, HookDecision.Continue) .filterIsInstance().single() assertEquals("/proj/a.kt", refresh.path) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/McpConfigBuilderTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/McpConfigBuilderTest.kt index 50fe90ec..f34133f6 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/McpConfigBuilderTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/McpConfigBuilderTest.kt @@ -41,7 +41,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { @Test fun `sse transport synthesizes loopback URL with sse type`() { val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "sse", port = 64342, customMcpServers = "", + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "sse", + port = 64342, + customMcpServers = "", ) assertNotNull(out) val jb = servers(out!!)["jetbrains"]!!.jsonObject @@ -55,7 +58,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { @Test fun `streamable-http transport uses stream endpoint and matching type`() { val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "streamable-http", port = 12345, customMcpServers = "", + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "streamable-http", + port = 12345, + customMcpServers = "", ) val jb = servers(out!!)["jetbrains"]!!.jsonObject assertEquals("streamable-http", jb["type"]!!.jsonPrimitive.content) @@ -66,7 +72,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { fun `unknown transport falls back to sse`() { // Implementation: when transport != "stdio" / "streamable-http", defaults to sse. val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "garbage", port = 7777, customMcpServers = "", + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "garbage", + port = 7777, + customMcpServers = "", ) val jb = servers(out!!)["jetbrains"]!!.jsonObject assertEquals("sse", jb["type"]!!.jsonPrimitive.content) @@ -77,7 +86,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { // jetbrainsMcpServer("stdio", _, null) returns null → the key is omitted; with no custom // servers either, the whole config collapses to null (no --mcp-config flag). val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "stdio", port = 1, customMcpServers = "", + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "stdio", + port = 1, + customMcpServers = "", stdioParams = null, ) assertNull(out) @@ -85,13 +97,19 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { @Test fun `stdio with resolved params emits classpath args and port env`(@TempDir tmp: Path) { - val javaBin = File(tmp.toFile(), "java").apply { writeText("#!/bin/sh\n"); setExecutable(true) } + val javaBin = File(tmp.toFile(), "java").apply { + writeText("#!/bin/sh\n") + setExecutable(true) + } val pluginLib = File(tmp.toFile(), "mcpserver/lib").apply { mkdirs() } val platformLib = File(tmp.toFile(), "platform/lib").apply { mkdirs() }.absolutePath val params = McpConfigBuilder.StdioParams(javaBin, pluginLib, platformLib, port = 4242) val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "stdio", port = 4242, customMcpServers = "", + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "stdio", + port = 4242, + customMcpServers = "", stdioParams = params, ) val jb = servers(out!!)["jetbrains"]!!.jsonObject @@ -108,7 +126,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { fun `custom server only merges under mcpServers without jetbrains key`() { val custom = """{"my-srv":{"type":"sse","url":"http://localhost:9000/sse","headers":{}}}""" val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = false, transport = "sse", port = 0, customMcpServers = custom, + ideMcpEnabled = false, + transport = "sse", + port = 0, + customMcpServers = custom, ) val s = servers(out!!) assertNull(s["jetbrains"], "no jetbrains key when ideMcpEnabled=false") @@ -121,7 +142,10 @@ class McpConfigBuilderTest { fun `IDE + custom merge without collision (jetbrains key reserved)`() { val custom = """{"linter":{"type":"sse","url":"http://localhost:1/sse","headers":{}}}""" val out = McpConfigBuilder.mcpConfigJson( - ideMcpEnabled = true, transport = "sse", port = 64342, customMcpServers = custom, + ideMcpEnabled = true, + transport = "sse", + port = 64342, + customMcpServers = custom, ) val s = servers(out!!) assertNotNull(s["jetbrains"]) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/PermissionCardManagerTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/PermissionCardManagerTest.kt index 1bbe042b..02c9e43b 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/PermissionCardManagerTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/PermissionCardManagerTest.kt @@ -76,7 +76,9 @@ class PermissionCardManagerTest { val a = perm("a") val b = perm("b") val c = perm("c") - m.present(a); m.present(b); m.present(c) + m.present(a) + m.present(b) + m.present(c) assertEquals(listOf("a", "b", "c"), m.all().map { it.requestId }) } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionControlClientTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionControlClientTest.kt index a4f274df..0f17db91 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionControlClientTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionControlClientTest.kt @@ -95,7 +95,10 @@ class SessionControlClientTest { var calls = 0 client.query( buildRequest = { "line" }, - onResult = { v: JsonObject? -> captured = v; calls++ }, + onResult = { v: JsonObject? -> + captured = v + calls++ + }, decode = { it }, // identity, like requestSessionCost/requestMcpStatus ) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionLauncherTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionLauncherTest.kt index 454d9747..c5716961 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionLauncherTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionLauncherTest.kt @@ -218,7 +218,9 @@ class SessionLauncherTest { @Test fun `add-dir is emitted once per directory and blanks are skipped`() { val args = SessionLauncher.buildArgs( - opts(addDirs = listOf("/a", " ", "/b")), resume = false, mcpConfig = null, + opts(addDirs = listOf("/a", " ", "/b")), + resume = false, + mcpConfig = null, ) assertEquals(2, args.count { it == "--add-dir" }) assertEquals(baseHead + listOf("--add-dir", "/a", "--add-dir", "/b"), args) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionTranscriptReaderTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionTranscriptReaderTest.kt index 16a94847..075011a9 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionTranscriptReaderTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/SessionTranscriptReaderTest.kt @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `assistant text becomes ASSISTANT entry`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Hi, how can I help?"}]}}""" + """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Hi, how can I help?"}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("ASSISTANT", e.speaker) @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `tool_use becomes TOOL with meta name and toolUseId`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_1","name":"Bash","input":{"command":"ls -la"}}]}}""" + """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_1","name":"Bash","input":{"command":"ls -la"}}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("TOOL", e.speaker) @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { val root = "/home/u/proj" val lines = listOf( """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_2",""" + - """"name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"$root/src/main/Foo.kt"}}]}}""" + """"name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"$root/src/main/Foo.kt"}}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines, projectRoot = root).single() assertEquals("Read(src/main/Foo.kt)", e.text) @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { fun `without a project root a restored file tool falls back to the raw path and no link`() { val lines = listOf( """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_3",""" + - """"name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"/home/u/proj/src/main/Foo.kt"}}]}}""" + """"name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"/home/u/proj/src/main/Foo.kt"}}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("Read(/home/u/proj/src/main/Foo.kt)", e.text) @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `user tool_result with string content becomes TOOL_OUTPUT`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","tool_use_id":"toolu_1","content":"total 0"}]}}""" + """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","tool_use_id":"toolu_1","content":"total 0"}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("TOOL_OUTPUT", e.speaker) @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `user tool_result with array content is concatenated`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","tool_use_id":"toolu_2","content":[{"type":"text","text":"line one"},{"type":"text","text":"line two"}]}]}}""" + """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"tool_result","tool_use_id":"toolu_2","content":[{"type":"text","text":"line one"},{"type":"text","text":"line two"}]}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("TOOL_OUTPUT", e.speaker) @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `user text block in array becomes USER`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"a question"}]}}""" + """{"type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"a question"}]}}""", ) val e = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).single() assertEquals("USER", e.speaker) @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `tool_use without a name is dropped`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_x","input":{"command":"ls"}}]}}""" + """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"tool_use","id":"toolu_x","input":{"command":"ls"}}]}}""", ) assertTrue(SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines).isEmpty()) } @@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ class SessionTranscriptReaderTest { @Test fun `mixed assistant blocks are emitted in order`() { val lines = listOf( - """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"plan"},{"type":"text","text":"Doing it"},{"type":"tool_use","id":"t1","name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"/a/b/foo.kt"}}]}}""" + """{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"plan"},{"type":"text","text":"Doing it"},{"type":"tool_use","id":"t1","name":"Read","input":{"file_path":"/a/b/foo.kt"}}]}}""", ) val entries = SessionTranscriptReader.parseEntries(lines) assertEquals(listOf("THINKING", "ASSISTANT", "TOOL"), entries.map { it.speaker }) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TaskTrackerTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TaskTrackerTest.kt index b01a54bf..9ec8de48 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TaskTrackerTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TaskTrackerTest.kt @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ package dev.lain.claudejb.session import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskNotificationInfo +import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskPatch import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskProgressInfo import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskStartedInfo import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskUpdatedInfo -import dev.lain.claudejb.protocol.TaskPatch import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertFalse import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNull @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ class TaskTrackerTest { toolUseId = "tu1", description = "find bugs", subagentType = "general", - ) + ), ) assertTrue(added) val task = t.tasks["t1"]!! @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ class TaskTrackerTest { description = "halfway", lastToolName = "Grep", summary = "scanning", - ) + ), ) val task = t.tasks["t1"]!! assertEquals("halfway", task.description) diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TranscriptModelTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TranscriptModelTest.kt index 2a3f0252..801adbe2 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TranscriptModelTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/session/TranscriptModelTest.kt @@ -17,8 +17,12 @@ class TranscriptModelTest { private class RecordingListener : TranscriptModel.Listener { val added = mutableListOf>() var cleared = 0 - override fun onAdded(entry: TranscriptEntry, index: Int) { added += entry to index } - override fun onCleared() { cleared++ } + override fun onAdded(entry: TranscriptEntry, index: Int) { + added += entry to index + } + override fun onCleared() { + cleared++ + } } @Test diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InfoDialogsTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InfoDialogsTest.kt index d89bc666..8bb20bbf 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InfoDialogsTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InfoDialogsTest.kt @@ -23,8 +23,16 @@ class InfoDialogsTest { fun `parses servers under mcp_servers with status and enabled`() { val payload = buildJsonObject { putJsonArray("mcp_servers") { - addJsonObject { put("name", "jetbrains"); put("status", "connected"); put("enabled", true) } - addJsonObject { put("name", "ctx7"); put("status", "failed"); put("enabled", false) } + addJsonObject { + put("name", "jetbrains") + put("status", "connected") + put("enabled", true) + } + addJsonObject { + put("name", "ctx7") + put("status", "failed") + put("enabled", false) + } } } val rows = InfoDialogs.parseMcpServers(payload) @@ -37,7 +45,10 @@ class InfoDialogsTest { fun `falls back to the servers key and the state field`() { val payload = buildJsonObject { putJsonArray("servers") { - addJsonObject { put("name", "alpha"); put("state", "running") } + addJsonObject { + put("name", "alpha") + put("state", "running") + } } } val rows = InfoDialogs.parseMcpServers(payload) @@ -57,7 +68,10 @@ class InfoDialogsTest { val payload = buildJsonObject { putJsonArray("mcp_servers") { addJsonObject { put("status", "connected") } // no name → dropped - addJsonObject { put("name", " "); put("status", "x") } // blank name → dropped + addJsonObject { + put("name", " ") + put("status", "x") + } // blank name → dropped add("garbage") // non-object → dropped addJsonObject { put("name", "keep") } } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InitOrderContractTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InitOrderContractTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b0650189 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/InitOrderContractTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +package dev.lain.claudejb.ui + +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue +import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test +import java.io.File + +/** + * A class-body property must be declared BEFORE the `init` block that can reach it. + * + * REGRESSION THIS PINS (5.0.0): `JcefChatPanel.pendingUntilReady` was declared ~90 lines below the `init` block + * that calls [dev.lain.claudejb.ui.JcefChatPanel] `whenReady` three times. Kotlin runs property initializers and + * `init` blocks in declaration order, so the list was still null while `init` ran: + * + * ``` + * java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "java.util.Collection.add(Object)" + * because "this.pendingUntilReady" is null + * at JcefChatPanel.whenReady(JcefChatPanel.kt:173) + * at JcefChatPanel.(JcefChatPanel.kt:91) + * ``` + * + * It threw inside the constructor, so it took the whole tab with it: no chat could be opened or restored — the + * plugin was unusable, not degraded. The compiler does NOT catch this: it reports a direct reference in an + * initializer, but the read here happens inside a *function* called from `init`, which it cannot see through. + * + * The nullable and primitive fields nearby (`lastUsage`, `lastUsageAt`) had the same defect and stayed silent — + * they read as null/0 instead of throwing — which is why this is a source contract rather than a note in a + * review: the loud version of the bug is the lucky one. + * + * Deliberately a source scan and not a runtime test. Constructing a [dev.lain.claudejb.ui.JcefChatPanel] needs a + * live IDE and a JCEF browser, which is exactly why `ui/` is excluded from coverage and why nothing caught this. + * Reading the file costs nothing and covers the whole class of defect. + * + * The 4-space indent is what scopes this to top-level class bodies: a nested `init` (an anonymous + * `object : JComponent()`, as in `ChatTheme.avatarLabel()`) sits deeper and is correctly ignored — its + * enclosing properties are not initialised by it. + */ +class InitOrderContractTest { + + private val classBodyInit = Regex("""^ {4}init \{""") + private val classBodyProperty = Regex("""^ {4}(?:private |internal |protected )?(?:val|var) """) + + @Test + fun `no class-body property is declared after the init block that could use it`() { + val offenders = mutableListOf() + + sourceRoot().walkTopDown().filter { it.isFile && it.extension == "kt" }.forEach { file -> + val lines = file.readLines() + val initAt = lines.indexOfFirst { classBodyInit.containsMatchIn(it) } + if (initAt < 0) return@forEach + lines.drop(initAt + 1).forEachIndexed { offset, line -> + if (classBodyProperty.containsMatchIn(line)) { + offenders += "${file.name}:${initAt + offset + 2}: ${line.trim()}" + } + } + } + + assertTrue(offenders.isEmpty()) { + "These properties are declared AFTER their class's init block, so they are still null/0 while it " + + "runs. Move them above `init`.\n" + offenders.joinToString("\n") + } + } + + /** Resolves `src/main/kotlin` whether the test runs from the module dir or the repo root. */ + private fun sourceRoot(): File = + sequenceOf(File("src/main/kotlin"), File("../src/main/kotlin")) + .firstOrNull { it.isDirectory } + ?: error("could not locate src/main/kotlin from ${File("").absolutePath}") +} diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/LinkGateTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/LinkGateTest.kt index a8a03d9f..b2b90ccc 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/LinkGateTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/LinkGateTest.kt @@ -29,7 +29,10 @@ class LinkGateTest { @Test fun `a file inside the project is openable`() { val root = tmp.toFile() - val f = File(root, "src/Foo.kt").apply { parentFile.mkdirs(); writeText("x") } + val f = File(root, "src/Foo.kt").apply { + parentFile.mkdirs() + writeText("x") + } assertTrue(LinkResolver.isOpenable(f.path, root.path)) } @@ -101,7 +104,10 @@ class LinkGateTest { // ── scanForNames (the on-disk fallback for names no index knows: excluded dirs like build/) ─────────── private fun touch(rel: String): File = - File(tmp.toFile(), rel).apply { parentFile.mkdirs(); writeText("x") } + File(tmp.toFile(), rel).apply { + parentFile.mkdirs() + writeText("x") + } @Test fun `scanForNames finds a bare name inside an excluded build directory`() { @@ -141,4 +147,34 @@ class LinkGateTest { assertTrue(LinkResolver.scanForNames(null, listOf("x.kt" to null)).isEmpty()) assertTrue(LinkResolver.scanForNames(tmp.toFile().path, emptyList()).isEmpty()) } + + /** + * A markdown link whose href is a path — `[BACKLOG](docs/BACKLOG.md)` — used to do NOTHING when clicked: the + * host handled `https://` and `jb://open` and dropped everything else without a sound. Bare paths in prose + * already worked, so the more deliberate the link, the less it did. + */ + @Test + fun `a path href is recognised, a URL href is not`() { + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("docs/BACKLOG.md")) + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("/etc/hosts")) // recognised here; isOpenable is what refuses it + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("~/notes.md")) + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("src/main/kotlin/A.kt")) + + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("https://example.com")) + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("jb://open?file=x")) + // The other schemes DOMPurify allows must keep falling through untouched rather than being opened as files. + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("mailto:someone@example.invalid")) + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("tel:+34000000000")) + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("sms:+34000000000")) + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("data:image/png;base64,AAAA")) + } + + @Test + fun `a Windows drive letter is a path, not a scheme`() { + // The plugin ships on Windows. A single letter before the colon is a drive, so requiring two-or-more + // characters is what keeps `C:\src\main.kt` from being mistaken for a URI scheme and silently ignored. + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("""C:\src\main.kt""")) + assertTrue(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("D:/work/notes.md")) + assertFalse(LinkResolver.isFilePathHref("")) // nothing to open + } } diff --git a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/jcef/JcefBridgeTest.kt b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/jcef/JcefBridgeTest.kt index 3090d00c..810bcb93 100644 --- a/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/jcef/JcefBridgeTest.kt +++ b/src/test/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/jcef/JcefBridgeTest.kt @@ -51,8 +51,13 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `entryJson includes meta toolUseId and parent when present`() { val e = TranscriptEntry( - 1L, Speaker.TOOL, "Read(App.kt)", - meta = "error", toolUseId = "tu1", parentToolUseId = "agent1", toolState = ToolState.RUNNING, + 1L, + Speaker.TOOL, + "Read(App.kt)", + meta = "error", + toolUseId = "tu1", + parentToolUseId = "agent1", + toolState = ToolState.RUNNING, ) val o = JcefBridge.entryJson(e, order = 0) assertEquals("error", o["meta"]!!.jsonPrimitive.content) @@ -99,7 +104,8 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `permissionJson AskUserQuestion card carries questions and options`() { val q = AskQuestion( - question = "Pick one", header = "Choice", + question = "Pick one", + header = "Choice", options = listOf(AskOption("A", "first", preview = "pa"), AskOption("B", "second")), multiSelect = true, ) @@ -125,8 +131,12 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `permissionJson elicitation card carries fields`() { val card = ElicitationCard( - serverName = "srv", message = "Enter a key", description = null, mode = "form", - url = null, fields = listOf(ElicitField("token", "string", "Token", required = true)), + serverName = "srv", + message = "Enter a key", + description = null, + mode = "form", + url = null, + fields = listOf(ElicitField("token", "string", "Token", required = true)), ) val o = JcefBridge.permissionJson(perm(elicitation = card)) val e = o["elicitation"]!!.jsonObject @@ -161,7 +171,10 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `parse change messages`() { - assertEquals("claude-opus-4-8", (JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"changeModel","value":"claude-opus-4-8"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ChangeModel).value) + assertEquals( + "claude-opus-4-8", + (JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"changeModel","value":"claude-opus-4-8"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ChangeModel).value, + ) assertNull((JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"changeModel"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ChangeModel).value) assertEquals("plan", (JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"changeMode","wire":"plan"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ChangeMode).wire) assertNull((JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"changeEffort","value":null}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ChangeEffort).value) @@ -176,7 +189,9 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { val rp = JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"resolvePermission","id":"r9","allow":true}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolvePermission assertEquals("r9", rp.id) assertTrue(rp.allow) - val rq = JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"resolveQuestion","id":"r9","answers":{"Q1":"A","Q2":"B"}}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveQuestion + val rq = JcefBridge.parse( + """{"type":"resolveQuestion","id":"r9","answers":{"Q1":"A","Q2":"B"}}""", + ) as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveQuestion assertEquals(mapOf("Q1" to "A", "Q2" to "B"), rq.answers) assertEquals("Edit", (JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"alwaysAllow","tool":"Edit"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.AlwaysAllow).tool) assertEquals("r9", (JcefBridge.parse("""{"type":"viewDiff","id":"r9"}""") as JcefBridge.Msg.ViewDiff).id) @@ -191,7 +206,7 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `parse resolveElicitation with content carries action and JsonObject content`() { val m = JcefBridge.parse( - """{"type":"resolveElicitation","id":"e1","action":"accept","content":{"token":"abc","count":3}}""" + """{"type":"resolveElicitation","id":"e1","action":"accept","content":{"token":"abc","count":3}}""", ) as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveElicitation assertEquals("e1", m.id) assertEquals("accept", m.action) @@ -204,7 +219,7 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `parse resolveElicitation without content has null content`() { val m = JcefBridge.parse( - """{"type":"resolveElicitation","id":"e2","action":"decline"}""" + """{"type":"resolveElicitation","id":"e2","action":"decline"}""", ) as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveElicitation assertEquals("e2", m.id) assertEquals("decline", m.action) @@ -225,7 +240,7 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `parse attach carries name mediaType and base64`() { val m = JcefBridge.parse( - """{"type":"attach","name":"shot.png","mediaType":"image/png","base64":"AAAA"}""" + """{"type":"attach","name":"shot.png","mediaType":"image/png","base64":"AAAA"}""", ) as JcefBridge.Msg.Attach assertEquals("shot.png", m.name) assertEquals("image/png", m.mediaType) @@ -259,7 +274,12 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `entryJson carries the project-relative filePath of a file tool and omits it elsewhere`() { val tool = TranscriptEntry( - 1L, Speaker.TOOL, "Read(src/Foo.kt)", meta = "Read", toolUseId = "t1", filePath = "src/Foo.kt", + 1L, + Speaker.TOOL, + "Read(src/Foo.kt)", + meta = "Read", + toolUseId = "t1", + filePath = "src/Foo.kt", ) assertEquals("src/Foo.kt", JcefBridge.entryJson(tool, 0)["filePath"]!!.jsonPrimitive.content) assertNull(JcefBridge.entryJson(TranscriptEntry(2L, Speaker.ASSISTANT, "hi"), 1)["filePath"]) @@ -268,7 +288,7 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { @Test fun `parse resolveLinks carries the row id and both candidate lists`() { val m = JcefBridge.parse( - """{"type":"resolveLinks","rowId":42,"paths":["src/Foo.kt","a.py:7"],"symbols":["PermissionBroker"]}""" + """{"type":"resolveLinks","rowId":42,"paths":["src/Foo.kt","a.py:7"],"symbols":["PermissionBroker"]}""", ) as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveLinks assertEquals(42L, m.rowId) assertEquals(listOf("src/Foo.kt", "a.py:7"), m.paths) @@ -283,7 +303,7 @@ class JcefBridgeTest { assertTrue(m.symbols.isEmpty()) // Malformed candidates must not throw: non-strings and blanks are dropped, the rest survives. val junk = JcefBridge.parse( - """{"type":"resolveLinks","rowId":1,"paths":["ok.kt","",{"a":1}],"symbols":"nope"}""" + """{"type":"resolveLinks","rowId":1,"paths":["ok.kt","",{"a":1}],"symbols":"nope"}""", ) as JcefBridge.Msg.ResolveLinks assertEquals(listOf("ok.kt"), junk.paths) assertTrue(junk.symbols.isEmpty()) diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/AccountDialogUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/AccountDialogUiTest.kt index fa0ca878..ac4f52fb 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/AccountDialogUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/AccountDialogUiTest.kt @@ -37,7 +37,9 @@ class AccountDialogUiTest : UiTestBase() { runCatching { remoteRobot.find( ComponentFixture::class.java, - byXpath("//div[contains(@text,'Email') or contains(@text,'Plan') or contains(@text,'Provider') or contains(@text,'Not signed in')]"), + byXpath( + "//div[contains(@text,'Email') or contains(@text,'Plan') or contains(@text,'Provider') or contains(@text,'Not signed in')]", + ), shortTimeout, ) }.isSuccess diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/JumpToCodeUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/JumpToCodeUiTest.kt index f37ebed1..914d23c1 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/JumpToCodeUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/JumpToCodeUiTest.kt @@ -44,7 +44,9 @@ class JumpToCodeUiTest : UiTestBase() { // `EditorTabLabel`/`TabLabel` carrying the file name. waitFor(longTimeout, Duration.ofMillis(500), "expected an editor tab for Foo.kt to open") { remoteRobot.findAll( - byXpath("//div[@class='EditorTabLabel' and @accessiblename='Foo.kt'] | //div[@class='TabLabel' and contains(@text,'Foo.kt')]"), + byXpath( + "//div[@class='EditorTabLabel' and @accessiblename='Foo.kt'] | //div[@class='TabLabel' and contains(@text,'Foo.kt')]", + ), ).isNotEmpty() } } diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/KeyboardShortcutsUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/KeyboardShortcutsUiTest.kt index dca70254..bf03d4c1 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/KeyboardShortcutsUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/KeyboardShortcutsUiTest.kt @@ -2,9 +2,9 @@ package dev.lain.claudejb.ui import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.keyboard import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.waitFor -import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import java.time.Duration /** diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/OpenPreviousSessionUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/OpenPreviousSessionUiTest.kt index 1cb6535e..053ef6fb 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/OpenPreviousSessionUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/OpenPreviousSessionUiTest.kt @@ -41,7 +41,9 @@ class OpenPreviousSessionUiTest : UiTestBase() { // an info dialog instead; in CI the fixture project should have a seeded session so the chooser opens. waitFor(longTimeout, Duration.ofMillis(500), "expected the Open Previous Session chooser to appear") { remoteRobot.findAll( - byXpath("//div[@accessiblename='Open Previous Session'] | //div[@class='HeavyWeightWindow']//div[contains(@text,'Open Previous Session')]"), + byXpath( + "//div[@accessiblename='Open Previous Session'] | //div[@class='HeavyWeightWindow']//div[contains(@text,'Open Previous Session')]", + ), ).isNotEmpty() } } diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/SettingsModelComboUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/SettingsModelComboUiTest.kt index b253e709..2c508610 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/SettingsModelComboUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/SettingsModelComboUiTest.kt @@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ import com.intellij.remoterobot.fixtures.ComponentFixture import com.intellij.remoterobot.search.locators.byXpath import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.keyboard import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.waitFor -import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import java.time.Duration /** @@ -44,7 +44,10 @@ class SettingsModelComboUiTest : UiTestBase() { waitFor(longTimeout, Duration.ofMillis(500), "expected the Claude Code settings page to be reachable") { remoteRobot.findAll(byXpath("//div[contains(@text,'Claude Code')]")).isNotEmpty() } - remoteRobot.find(byXpath("//div[@class='MyTree']//div[contains(@text,'Claude Code')] | //div[contains(@text,'Claude Code')]"), shortTimeout) + remoteRobot.find( + byXpath("//div[@class='MyTree']//div[contains(@text,'Claude Code')] | //div[contains(@text,'Claude Code')]"), + shortTimeout, + ) .click() // The model combo. inspector: there are several combos on the page (model/mode/effort/transport); diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ThinkingToggleUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ThinkingToggleUiTest.kt index 089d926d..b2a5153e 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ThinkingToggleUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ThinkingToggleUiTest.kt @@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ import com.intellij.remoterobot.fixtures.ComponentFixture import com.intellij.remoterobot.search.locators.byXpath import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.keyboard import com.intellij.remoterobot.utils.waitFor -import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test +import java.awt.event.KeyEvent import java.time.Duration /** diff --git a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ViewDiffUiTest.kt b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ViewDiffUiTest.kt index 53387938..a862cf09 100644 --- a/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ViewDiffUiTest.kt +++ b/src/uiTest/kotlin/dev/lain/claudejb/ui/ViewDiffUiTest.kt @@ -38,7 +38,9 @@ class ViewDiffUiTest : UiTestBase() { // `DiffSplitter`, `OnesideDiffViewer`); the OR-set below tolerates the common ones. waitFor(longTimeout, Duration.ofMillis(500), "expected a diff viewer to open in the editor area") { remoteRobot.findAll( - byXpath("//div[contains(@class,'DiffSplitter') or contains(@class,'SimpleDiffPanel') or contains(@class,'DiffViewer') or @accessiblename='Editor for diff']"), + byXpath( + "//div[contains(@class,'DiffSplitter') or contains(@class,'SimpleDiffPanel') or contains(@class,'DiffViewer') or @accessiblename='Editor for diff']", + ), ).isNotEmpty() } }