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fix(shared): keep spreadsheet shorthand as inline code - #23203
In assistant Markdown, inline I/W217:220 rendered as a W217 · L220 file chip. Clicking opened a missing file, and the shortened label lost the spreadsheet notation. Reproduced in the Linux web dev app on the base revision.
Change
Require an implicit slashed inline-code reference with a position suffix to have a file extension or a recognized extensionless basename. Explicit paths such as ./bin/run:12, conventional names such as docs/README:12, and authored Markdown links keep their behavior. Arbitrary unprefixed extensionless references such as bin/run:12 now remain plain code; use an explicit prefix or authored link to link them.
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. The fix follows the static classification rule proposed in the report and stays in the shared inline-code classifier.
Verification
The regression rows failed on base (two failures: expected null, received the inline string). On the fix, 64/64 tests passed across shared markdownLinks, shared threadFindText, web markdown-links, and mobile markdownLinks. Targeted lint and the shared-package typecheck passed. Both independent reviewers approved the classifier and boundary tests. Final fixture review found a fake source file included by knip; it is now stored as .ts.txt and restored to .ts only in the seeded runtime workspace. The focused knip files/dependencies check passes, and a tree comparison confirmed identical seeded files. Merged current main into the branch with a merge commit; all 64 focused tests and the diff whitespace check pass on merged classifier head e6d0d3fe4d. No repo-wide test or typecheck was run.
Evidence: full report with all timestamp steps, artifact manifest, fixture matrix. Six of eight matrix rows captured: S1–S4, R1, R2, both widths and themes. Streaming (R3), Electron (R4), external-editor execution and touch/long-press remain unverified. Native mobile's active renderer does not call the changed classifier; no native mobile change is claimed.
Linux, Chrome 154, collaborative Browser, no device emulation, DPR 2, 100% font scaling, fixed clock 2026-10-01 12:10 UTC. CSS viewports 1440×900 and 390×844; light/dark. Whole-surface stills are 1280×800 (tool downsampling) and 780×1688; recordings retain DPR resolution. Identical committed synthetic fixture on actual captured base/head. Captures compare 70e5e384da with 1f1e8c635a; the later fixture-storage correction produces byte-identical runtime files, and the final merge preserves the classifier change. These are historical captures, not captures relabeled as the final merged head. Direct projections establish presentation, not orchestration correctness.
Independent proof audit returned SUFFICIENT for the available surfaces and validated all 256 public artifact hashes and independently recomputed all 62 diff pairs. An exact-commit rebuild of S1 wide/light differed in 295/1,024,000 pixels (0.02881%), maximum channel delta 2/255, with no pixels above threshold 16; residuals follow glyph edges. This does not verify the unavailable rows.
CodeRabbit follow-up 9a16abb284 changes only the fixture workspace root to <evidence-home>/workspace. Two isolated database backups produced distinct roots and identical fixture/attachment bytes and projection rows; reseeding one left the other unchanged. The captures remain historical at their labeled SHAs. Reseeding the latest script changes resolved full paths, tooltips and editor targets from /tmp/issue-22181-workspace/… to <evidence-home>/workspace/…; message content and classification are unchanged. CI passed all 31 checks on the workspace-isolation follow-up. A further fixture-only follow-up requires adjacent .t3 / evidence path components after symlink resolution before opening the database. Partial names and an outside-resolving symlink were rejected with sentinel data untouched; exact homes and descendants seeded successfully. The 3,000-component guard took 0.09 ms (linear scan). All 30 reported checks pass on latest head 8ca4a90f47, including build/typecheck, lint, tests, CodeRabbit and Macroscope. A subsequent bot concern about descendant symlinks was assessed as unsupported-setup hardening: fixture setup requires copied state, never symlinks; the actual userdata, database, attachments and workspace resolve inside the isolated home and are not symlinks. The supported-use evidence remains valid.
What else changed
S1/S2/S3: I/W217:220, A/B12:40, foo/TODO:12, bin/run:12, foo/TODO:12:3 and backslash foo/TODO become ordinary complete inline code. Base chips lose their file icon, tinted chip, shortened basename, parent suffix, line/column badge and file actions. Head preserves the authored literal. This changes line breaks, block heights, following plan/collision positions, scrollbar/scroll-to-end visibility and the content showing behind the translucent composer. Those downstream layout differences are intended consequences. No horizontal overflow was observed at 390.
Accepted extension-bearing, docs/README:12, explicit ./bin/run:12 and ../bin/run:12 controls remain chips. POSIX/Windows absolute and explicit backslash-relative controls remain chips. Fenced code and already-plain controls remain text; their position changes with surrounding flow. Both themes retain readable inline code/chips.
Authored destinations remain links, including the spreadsheet-looking authored link and TODO targets. In the main mixed message an authored foo/TODO link still participates in disambiguation. In the separate collision message the surviving other/TODO link loses its parent suffix on head, intentionally, because the removed inline foo/TODO candidate no longer collides. Destination and line-12 preview stay stable.
Matrix correction: TODO:12 without a slash is plain on BOTH revisions; TODO is absent from the extensionless allowlist. The fixture's “Retained” prose grouping and matrix expectation do not override that observed fact. README is the positive extensionless control. No uppercase-specific regex was added.
R1: base spreadsheet hover/context menu exposes a file path and Open in editor/Copy path actions; head ordinary code has no app file tooltip/menu. Browser-native context menu is not a claimed app artifact. Actual selected rendered text copied through the clipboard and pasted unsent is “W217 · L220” on base versus “I/W217:220” on head. Composer cleared without sending. Accepted ./bin/run and authored other/TODO open real file previews at line 12 on both revisions. Preview line-number/text position remains stable; background chat reflows. Options-only attachment absolute chip exposes Copy full path on both.
R2: full spreadsheet query finds 2/2 on base (fenced occurrences) versus 7/7 on head (literal user/assistant, fences and plan). Initial active index can differ because nearest-match selection uses current viewport; recordings show next/previous and wrap. Full foo/TODO:12, partial TODO, retained README, partial I/W, clear and Escape are recorded. README remains 5/5 on both. The last README hit reveals the collapsed plan on both; head also finds the full spreadsheet plan occurrence. Active orange and inactive yellow highlights use CSS Highlight API ranges, inspected in the actual app. Changed highlight locations/counts, query selection/caret, selected occurrence and find-driven scroll offsets are expected interaction differences, not pixel alignment claims.
S4: relative literals are plain on both; absolute options chip remains. It is a negative/control branch, not reproduction of the issue. At 390 wide the composer behind the attachment panel also shifts between captures; that incidental layout difference is visible in the unmasked diff and is not attributed to the classifier.
Capture noise / title-external differences: the 390-light S2-top project breadcrumb has a tiny shade/antialias difference; S4 desktop top-right chrome has 59 changed pixels in light / 49 in dark at zero threshold. These are unrelated to the classifier. They remain visible in unmasked diffs. No title text, model label, theme, font setting or seeded message content changed. Composer shadows/translucency differ where the reflow changes content behind them. Pointer, focus, selection and tooltip/menu timing can differ in interaction frames. No other product change was identified from visual inspection; this is not a pixel-perfect no-noise claim.
Recordings with timestamp narration
Each recording combines R1 and R2, including the S4 options-only action. Timestamped narration below is written, not an audio track. Times are seconds from recording start, approximate tool event boundaries; allow frame/transport latency. Full sequence, not stills, is the interaction evidence. The independent audit found a few narration markers lag visible paste/clear actions by about 0.5 seconds; the recorded actions are present. For precise replay use the observed frame intervals in its report.
Top/bottom/collision and interaction checkpoint frames supplement the complete recordings. All four condition tables cover S1, S2, S3, S4, R1 and R2. R3/R4 have no fabricated evidence cells.
…ys plain code
`I/W217:220` and `foo/TODO:12` no longer become file chips. A relative
slashed inline-code path with a position now needs a file extension or a
conventional extensionless name (Makefile, Dockerfile, ...); explicit
./, ../, ~/ and absolute paths are unchanged.
Fixes#22181
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
seed.py renames it back to markdownLinks.ts in the runtime workspace, so the
seeded bytes and paths are unchanged.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The Markdown change keeps spreadsheet shorthand as inline code rather than file links. An unresolved fixture-containment concern requires confirmation that symlinked paths cannot redirect database deletion or attachment writes outside the isolated home.
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Walkthrough
The inline-code file-path candidate check now recognizes nonempty filename extensions with a broader pattern. It also applies extensionless basename checks to paths with position suffixes. Tests cover rejected and accepted candidates.
Changes: Inline Code Path Detection
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Summary
Candidate guard and regression tests packages/shared/src/markdownLinks.ts, packages/shared/src/markdownLinks.test.ts
The candidate check recognizes extensions that include characters beyond letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens. With a position suffix, extensionless paths containing / are rejected unless the basename is recognized or the path starts with ./. Tests cover spreadsheet-style and script-like candidates, docs/README:12, Unicode extensions, and .c++.
No PR-introduced merge-blocking risk is established. The reported web-test failure still needs clearance.
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving spreadsheet-like shorthand as inline code.
Description check
The description includes all required sections: Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification. It explains the issue, implementation, linked issue, test results, limitations, and unverified ar…
Linked Issues check
Issue #22181 requires unprefixed slashed inline-code references with a position suffix to remain ordinary code unless the basename has an extension or is a recognized extensionless filename. `inlineCo…
Out of Scope Changes check
The whole-PR changes are limited to the shared inline-code classifier and its focused regression tests. The broader extension check supports the issue rule for non-ASCII and punctuation-containing ext…
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The description includes all required sections: Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification. It explains the issue, implementation, linked issue, test results, limitations, and unverified areas.
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Issue #22181 requires unprefixed slashed inline-code references with a position suffix to remain ordinary code unless the basename has an extension or is a recognized extensionless filename. inlineCodeFilePathCandidate now applies that check after removing the position suffix and rejects I/W217:220, foo/TODO:12, and bin/run:12. It preserves docs/README:12 and explicit ./bin/run:12. The added tests cover these cases and extension forms. Authored Markdown links remain handled by parseMarkdownFileLink, which this change does not alter.
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The whole-PR changes are limited to the shared inline-code classifier and its focused regression tests. The broader extension check supports the issue rule for non-ASCII and punctuation-containing extensions. No unrelated product behavior or unrelated file change is demonstrated.
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🟡 Minor · Require a path-component boundary for the evidence home. · seed.py:10-12
scripts/fixtures/issue-22181/seed.py:10-12 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require a path-component boundary for the evidence home.
The substring guard accepts paths such as /work/.t3/evidence-existing. If that existing home contains userdata/statev2.sqlite, the script can open it and delete all rows from the project and orchestration projection tables. This violates the documented isolated-home contract. Keep the reset behavior for homes under .t3/evidence, but reject names that only contain that text.
Suggested fix
home=Path(sys.argv[1]).resolve()
-if '.t3/evidence' not in str(home):+evidence_parts = Path('.t3/evidence').parts+if not any(+ home.parts[i : i + len(evidence_parts)] == evidence_parts+ for i in range(len(home.parts) - len(evidence_parts) + 1)+):
raise SystemExit('Expected isolated worktree .t3/evidence home')
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Update the isolation check in the seed script to require `.t3/evidence` as a
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- Around line 10-12: Update the isolation check in the seed script to require
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Fixed the shared fixture workspace in 9a16abb284. Each evidence home now owns its workspace. Two isolated database backups seeded distinct roots with identical fixture bytes; reseeding one left the other unchanged. Historical captures retain their original SHA and workspace paths.
Addressed the outside-diff evidence-home finding in 8ca4a90f47: the resolved path must contain adjacent .t3 and evidence components before the database opens. Partial names and a symlink resolving outside that directory were rejected with sentinel data unchanged; exact homes and descendants seeded successfully. The 3,000-component linear guard took 0.09 ms. Product rendering and historical capture SHAs are unchanged.
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home.resolve() validates only the command-line argument. It does not validate descendant paths. If home/userdata is a symlink outside home, sqlite3.connect(home/'userdata/statev2.sqlite') can open the external database, the projection deletes can clear it, and the attachment write can create data outside the sandbox. This violates the AGENTS.md test-data rule. Resolve and containment-check every destination before opening or writing it.
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home=Path(sys.argv[1]).resolve()
# Whole components after symlink resolution: rejects `.t3/evidence-existing` and aliases.
if ('.t3','evidence') not in zip(home.parts,home.parts[1:]):
raise SystemExit('Expected isolated worktree .t3/evidence home')
-c=sqlite3.connect(home/'userdata/statev2.sqlite')+def confined(path):+ resolved=path.resolve()+ try:+ resolved.relative_to(home)+ except ValueError:+ raise SystemExit('Fixture output must remain inside the isolated home') from None+ return resolved++database=confined(home/'userdata/statev2.sqlite')+workspace=confined(home/'workspace')+attachments=confined(home/'userdata/attachments')+c=sqlite3.connect(database)
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-root=str(home/'workspace')+root=str(workspace)
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-assets=home/'userdata/attachments';assets.mkdir(parents=True,exist_ok=True)+assets=attachments;assets.mkdir(parents=True,exist_ok=True)
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The descendant-symlink mechanism is real, but requires an evidence home that violates AGENTS.md’s “Copy in, never symlink” setup contract. A fresh read-only assessment found no supported-use failure. The userdata, database, attachments and workspace used for this evidence are not symlinks and resolve inside the isolated home. Treating this as optional operator-safety hardening; no product sandbox or permission behavior changes are needed for this classifier fix.
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- Line 203: Update the FILE_EXTENSION_PATTERN check on basename to use the same
Unicode-aware extension grammar as the file-path parser, so links such as
資料/備份.資料:12 are preserved. Add that example to the existing test table.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve links with non-ASCII extensions.
資料/備份.資料:12 has a position suffix and a file extension, but this check rejects it because FILE_EXTENSION_PATTERN only accepts ASCII. The file-path parser accepts Unicode extensions, so this change makes previously linked files render as plain code.
Use the parser’s Unicode-aware extension grammar here. Add the example to the existing test table.
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Update the FILE_EXTENSION_PATTERN check on basename to use the same Unicode-aware extension grammar as the file-path parser, so links such as 資料/備份.資料:12 are preserved. Add that example to the existing test table.
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The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
these checks fail on efad538, also when run again: Check, Test Web, and the rework changed nothing:
No code change was needed. The only real failure is Test Web: RightPanelTabs.browser.test.tsx > 'a flick that scrolls the tab strip to its left edge keeps the thread, a swipe from the edge goes back' (navigateHistory called 0 times, expected once with 'back'). It reproduces locally on this head every time (3/3) and also fails on current origin/main (c82e1ba), so main causes it, not this PR. The test belongs to the right panel tabs gesture handling last changed on main in #33396. This PR's diff touches only packages/shared/src/markdownLinks.ts and its test, nothing under apps/web. 'Check' is the overall gate requiring every job to pass; it failed only because test_web failed, and every other job passed or was correctly skipped. The fix itself is unchanged: implicit slashed inline code with a :line suffix and an extensionless basename (e.g. I/W217:220) stays plain code unless the basename is a recognized extensionless filename such as README.
In the real web app, open an identical replayed assistant reply containing I/W217:220, foo/TODO:12, bin/run:12, docs/README:12, ./bin/run:12, src/main.ts:12, and an authored Markdown file link. Capture the reply, then click the spreadsheet reference. Chromium, 1280×800 CSS pixels, light theme, fresh synthetic state on each commit.
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Desktop and mobile clients were not exercised; this proof covers the real web client.
Retained file chips and the authored link were visually verified, but their individual preview, editor, and context-menu actions were not exhaustively exercised.
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Problem
In assistant Markdown, inline
I/W217:220rendered as aW217 · L220file chip. Clicking opened a missing file, and the shortened label lost the spreadsheet notation. Reproduced in the Linux web dev app on the base revision.Change
Require an implicit slashed inline-code reference with a position suffix to have a file extension or a recognized extensionless basename. Explicit paths such as
./bin/run:12, conventional names such asdocs/README:12, and authored Markdown links keep their behavior. Arbitrary unprefixed extensionless references such asbin/run:12now remain plain code; use an explicit prefix or authored link to link them.Scope and approval
Fixes https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/22181
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow. The fix follows the static classification rule proposed in the report and stays in the shared inline-code classifier.
Verification
The regression rows failed on base (two failures: expected
null, received the inline string). On the fix, 64/64 tests passed across sharedmarkdownLinks, sharedthreadFindText, webmarkdown-links, and mobilemarkdownLinks. Targeted lint and the shared-package typecheck passed. Both independent reviewers approved the classifier and boundary tests. Final fixture review found a fake source file included by knip; it is now stored as.ts.txtand restored to.tsonly in the seeded runtime workspace. The focused knip files/dependencies check passes, and a tree comparison confirmed identical seeded files. Merged current main into the branch with a merge commit; all 64 focused tests and the diff whitespace check pass on merged classifier head e6d0d3fe4d. No repo-wide test or typecheck was run.Evidence: full report with all timestamp steps, artifact manifest, fixture matrix. Six of eight matrix rows captured: S1–S4, R1, R2, both widths and themes. Streaming (R3), Electron (R4), external-editor execution and touch/long-press remain unverified. Native mobile's active renderer does not call the changed classifier; no native mobile change is claimed.
Linux, Chrome 154, collaborative Browser, no device emulation, DPR 2, 100% font scaling, fixed clock 2026-10-01 12:10 UTC. CSS viewports 1440×900 and 390×844; light/dark. Whole-surface stills are 1280×800 (tool downsampling) and 780×1688; recordings retain DPR resolution. Identical committed synthetic fixture on actual captured base/head. Captures compare 70e5e384da with 1f1e8c635a; the later fixture-storage correction produces byte-identical runtime files, and the final merge preserves the classifier change. These are historical captures, not captures relabeled as the final merged head. Direct projections establish presentation, not orchestration correctness.
Independent proof audit returned SUFFICIENT for the available surfaces and validated all 256 public artifact hashes and independently recomputed all 62 diff pairs. An exact-commit rebuild of S1 wide/light differed in 295/1,024,000 pixels (0.02881%), maximum channel delta 2/255, with no pixels above threshold 16; residuals follow glyph edges. This does not verify the unavailable rows.
CodeRabbit follow-up 9a16abb284 changes only the fixture workspace root to
<evidence-home>/workspace. Two isolated database backups produced distinct roots and identical fixture/attachment bytes and projection rows; reseeding one left the other unchanged. The captures remain historical at their labeled SHAs. Reseeding the latest script changes resolved full paths, tooltips and editor targets from/tmp/issue-22181-workspace/…to<evidence-home>/workspace/…; message content and classification are unchanged. CI passed all 31 checks on the workspace-isolation follow-up. A further fixture-only follow-up requires adjacent.t3/evidencepath components after symlink resolution before opening the database. Partial names and an outside-resolving symlink were rejected with sentinel data untouched; exact homes and descendants seeded successfully. The 3,000-component guard took 0.09 ms (linear scan). All 30 reported checks pass on latest head 8ca4a90f47, including build/typecheck, lint, tests, CodeRabbit and Macroscope. A subsequent bot concern about descendant symlinks was assessed as unsupported-setup hardening: fixture setup requires copied state, never symlinks; the actual userdata, database, attachments and workspace resolve inside the isolated home and are not symlinks. The supported-use evidence remains valid.What else changed
Recordings with timestamp narration
Each recording combines R1 and R2, including the S4 options-only action. Timestamped narration below is written, not an audio track. Times are seconds from recording start, approximate tool event boundaries; allow frame/transport latency. Full sequence, not stills, is the interaction evidence. The independent audit found a few narration markers lag visible paste/clear actions by about 0.5 seconds; the recorded actions are present. For precise replay use the observed frame intervals in its report.
Base 1440-dark — 70e5e384da
base-1440-dark-R1-R2.mp4
Head 1440-dark — 1f1e8c635a
head-1440-dark-R1-R2.mp4
Base 1440-light — 70e5e384da
base-1440-light-R1-R2.mp4
Head 1440-light — 1f1e8c635a
head-1440-light-R1-R2.mp4
Base 390-dark — 70e5e384da
base-390-dark-R1-R2.mp4
Head 390-dark — 1f1e8c635a
head-390-dark-R1-R2.mp4
Base 390-light — 70e5e384da
base-390-light-R1-R2.mp4
Head 390-light — 1f1e8c635a
head-390-light-R1-R2.mp4
Evidence: Before / After / Diff0 / DiffT
Top/bottom/collision and interaction checkpoint frames supplement the complete recordings. All four condition tables cover S1, S2, S3, S4, R1 and R2. R3/R4 have no fabricated evidence cells.
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Written with Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Agent harness and GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
Fixes #22181