* fix(desktop): show the window when ready-to-show never fires on Linux
Reveal hidden Linux windows that do not receive an initial compositor frame.
* fix(desktop): open loaded Linux windows without waiting for a frame
A hidden Linux window can finish loading without painting, so waiting only for ready-to-show leaves the application invisible. Reveal the loaded document and retain the frame-ready path on other platforms.
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Links to a new issue on the plugin's GitHub repository, from the registry's repository URL. Monorepo folder URLs resolve to the repository; non-GitHub sources show no button.
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A card whose description has an unbreakable word, such as xpufx/slash's raw
README HTML, sized its grid column to that word and widened browse pages to
564px at a 390px viewport. The card now has min-width 0 and its description
wraps long words.
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* List new plugins by first listing, add Recently updated, and show authors on grid cards
What's new and the Newest tab sort by publishedAt, which the registry now keeps
at the first listing. Recently updated lists plugins whose current version was
approved after their first listing, on the directory and as a browse tab. Browse
and author grid cards show the author's avatar and name like the directory cards.
* Rename the card image helper so it does not shadow a test parameter
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* fix(app): sync Android system bar icon style with app theme
With edge-to-edge enabled the app draws under the Android system bars,
but the bars keep their default light icon style regardless of theme,
so the status bar clock/battery/icons are invisible on light themes
(white on white). Call SystemBars.setStyle from the appearance provider
whenever the theme is applied: dark icons on light themes, light icons
on dark themes, auto following the system for adaptive themes and
plugin-contributed themes.
Refs #1272 (runtime only; the splash screen phase is not covered).
* fix(app): keep Android status icons readable as themes change
Keep system-bar contrast subscribed to the resolved app theme so automatic appearance changes update the icons as well as the app surface. Add a native regression covering explicit and automatic themes.
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* fix(app): map system-bar appearance through color scheme
Unistyles reserves style mappings for React Native style objects. Keep SystemBars style selection inside its appearance adapter and map the colorScheme prop instead.
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* fix(claude): read cumulative input usage from message_delta
The context meter took input_tokens only from message_start. Backends behind a
translating gateway report 0 there and the real cumulative counts on
message_delta, so contextWindowUsedTokens collapsed to output_tokens.
Keep the message_start counters per field and let a counter present on
message_delta replace it, the same rule the Anthropic SDK MessageStream uses.
A missing counter keeps the message_start value, so a delta without cache
fields does not drop cache_read_input_tokens.
Closes#4294
* test(claude): ignore a message_delta that precedes its message_start
A canceled request can leave its terminal message_delta queued ahead of the
next turn. Pin that such a straggler neither emits usage_updated nor leaks
into the next request's counters.
* test(claude): take the message_delta usage object as a single parameter
Keep createMessageDeltaEvent(outputTokens) for existing call sites and add
createMessageDeltaUsageEvent(usage) for the tests that set input counters on
the delta, instead of a second positional parameter.
* test(claude): verify late input usage through the real provider process
Compare start-side and delta-side counters through two real provider turns against a local Messages API fixture, including omitted cache counters. The delta cases fail on the baseline with output-only context totals.
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* test(claude): always close the context usage fixture
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* fix(app): jump the chat outline to prompts a timeline plugin draws
A timeline transformer replaces a stream item with plugin rows whose ids
are "<pluginId>/<itemId>". The chat outline, chat find and history reveal
look a message up by the source item's id, so once a plugin drew the
prompts the outline found no row: the rail showed the prompts and
clicking one did nothing, for mounted, virtualized and unloaded prompts
alike.
Projected plugin rows now carry the id of the item they replaced, and
getStreamItemMessageId answers with it. Row wrappers, the virtualized
index lookup, the visible-message set and history reveal all read that
function, so they now find the plugin row.
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* test(app): verify outline jumps to virtualized plugin prompts
Replacing every prompt keeps all loaded rows mounted, so the original plugin regression never exercised a virtualized target. Retain newer native prompts and verify that a loaded unmounted plugin prompt lands without fetching.
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* test(app): retain outline navigation screenshots
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* feat(app): add fullscreen editing to the compact composer
* fix(app): preserve read-only terminal command previews
Static command previews must render their published source; the live editor buffer is updated after render and has no mounted input to repaint read-only content.
* fix(app): import React for composer editing scope rendering
Workspace pane unit tests use the classic JSX transform, so the editing-scope provider needs React in scope when mounted.
* fix(app): preserve fullscreen composer controls and editing
Keep the fullscreen frame inside the visual viewport, gate hidden autocomplete keys, apply replacement commands to local line measurement, and return to inline before starting voice so its controls stay accessible.
* test(app): cover draft replacement through the production composer
Replace the measurement-hook fixture with profile switching and typing through the real composer. Keep measurement state inside its production surface; Android manual red/green evidence covers the native replacement flow.
* fix(git): preserve the base worktree path when merging
* test(git): cover merging into whitespace worktree paths
* test(git): follow the server object parameter convention
* test(git): keep merge fixture line endings deterministic
Disable automatic CRLF checkout in the fixture repository so the exact-content assertion works with Windows Git defaults.
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* fix(server): report canceled child turns to their callers
* fix(server): wait for replacement child tasks before notifying callers
A displaced turn emits cancellation while its replacement is still running. Notify on terminal events only once the child becomes idle, so Stop and Reload report cancellation while replacement prompts produce one eventual outcome.
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* test(server): remove debug output from cancellation regressions
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Expo declares NODE_ENV readonly after web startup. Preserve the early test environment setup with Object.assign and exercise the real configuration with Expo types in a failing-first compiler regression.
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* fix(app): record shortcuts using the keyboard layout character
Shortcut capture stored the QWERTY position while dispatch matched the logical character, so a Dvorak B became Cmd+N. Use the existing logical key mappings for capture and preserve code fallback for named and rewritten Option keys.
* fix(app): keep named shortcut keys on their supported codes
Character capture must not advertise unsupported named keys. Restrict the logical lookup to printable mappings so keypad Enter keeps its existing unsupported behavior.
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* test(server): isolate subprocess regressions from terminal colors
Inherited NO_COLOR and FORCE_COLOR make Node emit an unrelated warning. It contaminates argv-fixture stderr and fails the closed-output supervisor fixture before its pipe handlers are installed. Clear both settings only in these fixture subprocesses, preserving their output and lifecycle assertions.
* test(server): exercise conflicting colors regardless of parent environment
Run the closed-output and spaced-executable regressions with explicit conflicting color inputs as well as the inherited environment, so removing fixture isolation fails on ordinary CI environments too.
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Packaged windows read resources/icon.png, but Linux packages only
installed desktop-entry icons. Include the runtime PNG and verify its
bytes in the existing packaged artifact smoke test.
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* fix(server): find hidden agent plan files in workspace suggestions
Workspace autocomplete skipped the editor's plan directory while traversing
other known agent directories. Include it in the existing discovery policy
and cover basename and partial-path queries through the daemon client.
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* test(server): give plan suggestion queries explicit expectations
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* fix(server): give the web UI connection hint an explicit port (#1)
injectConnectionHint built `listen` straight from the Host header, which
carries no port when the client used the scheme's default — exactly what a
browser sends to a proxy terminating TLS on 443. The app parses `listen` with
parseHostPort, which requires an explicit port, so connectionFromListen
returned null and bootstrapInitialConnectionHint bailed before probing,
silently. Boot then fell through to the localhost:6767 fallback, which is the
viewer's own machine rather than the daemon, and the app landed on the welcome
screen with no host at all.
Reaching the daemon directly never hit this: http://host:6767 puts the port in
the Host header. It only appears behind a reverse proxy on 443 or 80, such as a
Tailscale Ingress, and only in a browser profile with no host already stored.
Spell the scheme default out when the header omits it, leaving the IPv6 bracket
form intact.
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* fix(server): compute the web bootstrap port before its connection hint
Keep the default-port fix for reverse proxy bootstrap within the repository branching style.
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The provider regression test rejected valid GPT catalogs solely because no ID contained codex. Keep the structural output checks without requiring that upstream branding substring.
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* fix(config): accept daemon settings in the published editor schema
The website schema omitted accepted configuration fields, so editors
rejected valid browser, profile, plugin and metadata settings. Regenerate
from the daemon schema and guard the published artifact against drift.
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* fix(config): preserve proxy help when regenerating the schema
Keep the existing editor descriptions in the source schema so regeneration retains them. The new regression fails when the proxy descriptions disappear.
* test(usage): create SQLite store fixtures in one transaction
The Windows plugin suite exceeded its five-second test deadline while creating and exercising the first OMP store fixture. Commit the fixture as a unit rather than flushing each inserted row separately; preserve the read-only discovery assertions.
* test(config): show structured schema validation errors
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* fix(cli): await permission resolution before closing transport
* test(cli): verify permission confirmation over real connections
Exercise permission commands through a real WebSocket protocol peer, keeping responses pending until explicit resolution. This catches success before acknowledgement without replacing the client connector or process output. Retain the contributor permission fix and verify both commands, batches, and unconfirmed responses.
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* test(cli): catch permission batches completing after one reply
Hold the second acknowledgement until a WebSocket round trip proves the first reply reached the client. A first-reply-only mutation must fail both batch tests.
* test(cli): inject permission clients into command regression tests
* test(cli): use timer helper for permission continuations
* style(cli): format permission regression tests with oxfmt
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* fix(file-explorer): distinguish parent traversal from dot-prefixed names
* test(file-explorer): cover dot-prefixed paths through daemon RPC
* test(plugins): allow slower session readiness in provider fixtures
The event helper exhausted 200 iterations before a valid delayed session
became ready. Use an elapsed-time deadline while preserving real timers
for watchdog tests, and retain a delayed-start regression with launch
flag assertions.
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The html-ish pass feeds markdown to htmlparser2 so it can render
<details>, <img> and friends. htmlparser2 reads any `<` followed by a
letter as a tag and collects attributes up to the next `>`. A cell such
as `1<ratio<2` in a table therefore swallowed the rows after it, and the
re-serialized "tag" dropped the newlines and pipes that made them rows.
The same path broke autolinks (`<https://x/y>` became `<https: x y>`)
and cut text after a trailing `a<b`.
Only hand htmlparser2 what CommonMark reads as raw HTML: open tags,
closing tags and comments. Every other `<` stays text.
Unknown tags are rendered back as text, but they were rebuilt from the
parser's lowercased name and attributes, so `As<Integer>()` showed as
`As<integer>()`. Echo the source slice instead.
* fix(tests): run React tests from production shells
Vitest preserves an inherited NODE_ENV, selecting React without its test APIs. Pin the environment before dependency resolution and worker startup in both test entry points.
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* test(app): expect zero edits for a pure staged rename
The rename patch correction on main preserves unchanged content. Keep the discard journey intact and update its obsolete added-line assertion.
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Hunk content resembling patch headers was discarded before line parsing. Metadata is already ignored before the first hunk, so preserve every added and removed line once a hunk starts.
Closes#6564
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* fix(server): close canceled HTTP download streams
* test(server): verify canceled downloads release real file descriptors
Exercise the reported HTTP cancellation path without replacing shared Node methods, and include download regressions in the standard integration suite.
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* test(server): detect canceled download leaks through symlinked paths
Compare descriptor targets with the resolved file path and exercise a symlinked download directory so the regression cannot pass by missing the open file.
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* fix(server): show actual edits when a file is renamed
Path-limited patch requests discarded the detected rename source, so Git reported the destination as a new file. Include both literal paths and select the destination patch to preserve the rename and avoid duplicating changed copy sources.
* fix(server): preserve small copy patches beside oversized sources
Filter rename and copy output before enforcing the bounded request budget, so a modified source cannot hide its small copy patch.
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Preserve returned change request bodies as search-only option text so client filtering keeps description matches. Keep title and ID matches ranked ahead of secondary text.
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Command-scoped user.name overrides the fixture repository configuration and breaks its author assertion. Supply the fixture author when creating commits and exercise the override with real Git.
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Format projected text entries in sequence instead of grouping replies ahead of their preceding reasoning. Timeline projection already owns fragment merging.
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The failing signer uses gpg.program, which Git bypasses when a global SSH signing format is inherited. Select OpenPGP in the commit and squash-merge test repositories so both checks exercise their configured failing signer.
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Request uncolored patches with explicit a/ and b/ prefixes before parsing. Mnemonic paths do not match checkout entries, and forced ANSI colors hide patch headers and hunks.
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* fix(server): claim scheduled slots atomically
* fix(server): skip elapsed schedule slots
* test(server): isolate overlapping tick runner
* test(schedule): reproduce duplicate cron dispatch across overlapping ticks
* fix(schedule): preserve final slots and recovery after failed outcome writes
Historical running records are not proof of a live execution after an outcome write fails. Keep live-run exclusion in the existing in-memory guard while the persisted cursor prevents duplicate slot claims. Final allowed runs do not need a future cron occurrence; recover interrupted final runs and preserve cadence if their limit changes during execution.
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* fix(cli): keep streamed message fragments together in logs --follow
`paseo logs` without `-f` fetches the timeline projected, so
`projectTimelineRows` merges consecutive assistant and reasoning fragments by
exact concatenation before the transcript is rendered. Follow mode never got
there: it called `formatAgentActivityTranscript([item])` per arriving event, so
every fragment was projected alone and printed on its own line. Words broke at
fragment boundaries, a reader could not tell an author newline from a transport
one, and `[Thought]` was reprinted for each reasoning chunk.
Follow mode now keeps a fragment chain open using the same merge rule the
projection uses (same kind, same `turnId`, matching `messageId` when the event
carries one) and writes the text as it arrives instead of one line per event.
Only trailing whitespace is held back, so a message still ends trimmed the way
the one-shot transcript ends it, and the chain closes when another kind of item
arrives or the follow stops.
* test(cli): place daemon follow regression in its owning suite
* fix(cli): preserve filtered log boundaries and run the follow regression in CI
* test(cli): wait for a completed log line before terminating follow
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* fix(gitlab): find merge requests and issues by number
GitLab text search matches titles and descriptions but not item numbers. Use repository-scoped IID filtering for numeric queries, keeping open-only results and the existing text search behavior.
* fix(gitlab): retain text matches in number searches
Supplement title and description search with the open-item number lookup, rather than replacing it. Prioritize exact numbers, deduplicate results, and preserve each list limit.
* refactor(gitlab): name list helper arguments
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* fix(app): decode percent-encoded assistant file links
markdown-it percent-encodes non-ASCII and space characters in link
hrefs, so a link like [x](docs/reports/报告.md) arrives as
docs/reports/%E6%8A%A5%E5%91%8A.md. The file:// and bare absolute-path
branches already run safeDecodeURIComponent, but the workspace-relative,
path:line, Windows, and home-relative branches did not, so clicking the
link tried to open the still-encoded name and failed with ENOENT.
Decode the path portion before the relative-path heuristics and in the
inline absolute/Windows branches so all href forms behave the same.
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* fix(app): decode hrefs only, never raw inline-code paths
Raw inline-code and linkified tokens reach the same parser as markdown
hrefs. Decoding unconditionally would send a real file named
my%20file.md to my file.md. Gate every decode on AssistantHrefParseOptions.decodeHref — set by the resolver only when the token
came from source.href — and extract parseWindowsFileLink to keep the
entry point under the complexity limit. Adds parse-level and
resolver-level regression tests for literal %20 filenames.
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* fix(app): keep raw absolute paths out of URL parsing
new URL() percent-encodes non-ASCII, so a raw inline-code path like
/tmp/开户.md became /tmp/%E5%BC%80%E6%88%B7.md when decodeHref was
false. Hrefs still go through URL parsing (normalizes dot segments
before decode); raw paths split the # fragment manually instead.
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* fix(app): keep encoded and literal file links distinct
Preserve inline-code provenance for Windows paths and key cached file lookups by their resolved query, path, and line range. Reproduce the reported non-ASCII Markdown link through the renderer and filesystem, with browser coverage for clicking it.
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* test(app): assert file content after opening the markdown link
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* fix(app): preserve encoded line markers in filenames
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* feat(app): modernize compact headers and sidebar affordances
Use a shared island header with quick tab creation and keep sheet footers inside their visible layout. Opt sidebar rows into touch sizing without changing global appearance settings.
* test(app): match darker light-theme workspace selection
* test(app): align plugin journeys with compact header
Failed bridge requests discarded the daemon error body before OpenCode could show the validation explanation to the agent. Preserve that message and status while retaining the HTTP fallback.
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* fix(cli): honor --since in agent logs
* test(cli): verify logs cutoff in the daemon-owned suite
Keep the real CLI and WebSocket regression while placing daemon fixtures
in the server suite, as the CI ownership contract requires. Invoke the
source CLI so the test runs with the server suite's dependency build.
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* test(server): use a portable loader URL for the logs regression
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* fix: prevent file mention autocomplete from triggering on emails
Skip @ when preceded by a word character or +, and reject angle
brackets in mention queries so email addresses no longer open the
file autocomplete or steal Enter.
Closes#1364
* test(app): verify emails send intact without file completion
The word-character and plus guard tests previously passed because their queries included trailing spaces. Exercise each guard with the cursor at the end of the email, and cover Enter in the browser alongside normal file completion.
Co-authored-by: Jason <mildreins@gmail.com>
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* fix(cli): pass cwd to worktree ls and archive
worktree ls/archive called getPaseoWorktreeList({}) which fails because
the daemon requires cwd or repoRoot. Default to process.cwd(), accept
optional --cwd, and cover both with unit and CLI help tests.
Closes#2010
* test(cli): reproduce worktree listing without repository scope
* fix(cli): resolve local worktree paths from the calling directory
Local instance paths belong to the CLI working directory. Explicit endpoint paths remain daemon-relative, matching the project command convention. Cover both through the real daemon.
* refactor(cli): make repository directory selection explicit
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* fix: resolve real base branch for worktrees checked out from an existing branch
When a worktree is created by checking out an already-existing branch,
the stored baseRefName was set to the branch's own name instead of the
repository's default branch. The diff panel then diffs the branch
against itself, always showing no changes.
Fixes#1873
* fix: fall back to the current branch when no default branch is found
Addresses Greptile review feedback on #1874: resolveRepositoryDefaultBranch
returns null for local-only repos with no origin/HEAD and no local
main/master (e.g. a repo whose trunk is "develop"), which previously
fell back to storing the checked-out branch as its own base — the
exact self-diff bug this PR fixes. Fall back to whichever branch is
currently checked out in the main repo instead.
* fix(server): preserve existing-branch diffs through workspace restore
Carry the resolved comparison base from the worktree creator into the workspace record. Resolve it for occupied branches too, so a fresh suffixed checkout still displays the feature's committed changes.
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* fix(server): skip deleted default refs when creating worktrees
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* fix(app): restore terminal surface after tab hide so CJK cells redraw
Retained panels use display:none. Coming back remasured without treating
that as a surface restore, so Hangul kept 2-cell slots while glyphs painted
at ~1 cell (extra gap). Reload WebGL if the context was lost and force a
refresh when the host grows from zero.
Closes#3434
* fix(server): keep wide-char continuation cells out of terminal snapshots
Wide chars (CJK) occupy two xterm cells, and the second cell reports no
chars. The snapshot capture collapsed that empty continuation to " ", so
every restored Hangul syllable took three columns instead of two. The
injected space was real: selecting and copying the restored row carried
it into the clipboard.
Capture the continuation as "" and have renderTerminalSnapshotToAnsi
skip it. No schema change; snapshots from older daemons still replay
verbatim.
* fix(app): restore retained terminals on presentation
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* fix(terminal): limit restoration changes to confirmed CJK corruption
Keep the independently reproduced snapshot fix. Surface recovery behavior remains unverified and belongs with the broader viewport report. Dispose the replay terminal after the regression test.
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