* Fix Orca Mobile layout and sidebar controls
* Use brand icons for mobile platform badges
* Add readable card for mobile pairing steps
* Align mobile flow primary actions
* Fix mobile sidebar toggle defaults
* Allow removing an unreachable SSH target
handleRemove tried to reconnect-then-terminate before deleting the
target. When the remote host is dead, the reconnect handshake times
out and the user is stuck with a stale entry. Reroute removal through
a best-effort cleanup helper so the local entry can always be deleted.
Fixes#2626
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* review: harden SSH target removal tests
- cover removeTarget when disconnect fails in main IPC
- cover retry termination failure after reconnect in renderer removal helper
- verified unreachable-target removal in Electron with IPC and Settings UI signals
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Fix JIS bracket/backslash shortcut intent matching across tab and terminal-pane shortcuts.\n\nReview follow-up:\n- centralize semantic punctuation matching for bracket/backslash keys\n- preserve physical-code fallback when key text is inconclusive\n- avoid stealing AltGr bracket input on Windows/Linux\n- add regression coverage for JIS, AltGr, and fallback behavior
Restore the glab mr list cwd fallback when listMergeRequests cannot resolve a project ref locally. Preserve the existing error envelope behavior and guard SSH-backed repos from running cwd-less fallback commands that could resolve an unrelated local project.
* Surface dev-server URLs in workspace ports panel
Why: the OS scanner only sees `127.0.0.1:3001`, so clicking a Vite
port in the panel opens the wrong host/protocol when the dev server
binds with a custom hostname or HTTPS (e.g. `https://local.getmontecarlo.com:3001/`).
We now watch PTY output for advertised origins and prefer them at
display, copy, and open time. Falls back to the OS-derived address.
The watcher taps the central `runtime.onPtyData` path so it sees local,
daemon-backed, and SSH PTYs uniformly. URL candidates are validated with
`new URL()`, sanitized to origin only (no path/query/fragment/userinfo),
and gated by listener-PID validation so stale entries get evicted when
a different process reuses the port.
SSH `DetectedPort` enrichment is out of scope here — that panel uses
separate data shapes and port-forwarding may rewrite the local port,
making naive URL reuse incorrect. Tracked as a follow-up.
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* Extend advertised-URL enrichment to SSH ports
Why: the first cut only enriched the local workspace ports panel. SSH
worktrees use a separate panel with `DetectedPort` and `PortForwardEntry`
shapes scanned by the remote relay, so the same dev-server banners that
flow through Orca's SSH PTYs were captured by the watcher but never
surfaced.
The renderer-side SSH scanner doesn't know which worktreeId the watcher
keyed an entry under, so a small helper walks the store to find every
worktree attached to a given connection and asks the watcher for the
best match per port (custom DNS host > loopback > LAN IP, https and
recency as tie-breakers). Enrichment runs at every broadcast and list
site in src/main/ipc/ssh.ts.
For a forwarded SSH port, the open action now uses
`advertisedProtocol://customHost:localPort`. We deliberately reuse the
local forward port — the remote port number is not reachable from the
local machine — and we only reuse the host when it's a custom DNS name
(IP literals and the remote's `localhost` get ignored, falling back to
127.0.0.1 like before). Loopback advertisements from the remote box are
a no-op because they don't translate to the local browser.
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* Address Codex review of advertised-URL enrichment
Four findings from the post-implementation review:
- Watcher rejects wildcard advertised hosts (`0.0.0.0`, `::`, `*`). The
OS scanner already normalizes wildcards to localhost for the connect
host; if a dev server prints `http://0.0.0.0:3000/` verbatim we keep
that sensible default instead of letting the watcher overwrite it
with a host the browser can't open.
- Pre-bind pending buffer is now capped at 32 distinct PTY IDs with
LRU eviction. Spawn-failure paths could otherwise leave never-bound
entries forever — per-PTY 16 KiB bound was the only guard.
- `clearProviderPtyState` now calls `advertisedUrlWatcher.unbindPty`.
SSH reattach failures, `clearPtyOwnershipForConnection`, and daemon
spawn-failure cleanup bypass `runtime.onPtyExit`; routing through the
central provider teardown plugs those holes (and is idempotent with
the existing `onPtyExit` hook for natural exits).
- `lookupBest` accepts an optional current listener PID and runs the
same pin-then-evict logic as `lookup`. `enrichSshDetectedPorts`
threads `DetectedPort.pid` through so a stale advertised URL gets
evicted on remote port reuse. Forward enrichment stays best-effort
(forwards are persisted config, not observed listeners — detected
enrichment is the eviction path).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: refresh SSH ports when advertised URLs change
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* fix: show advertised URLs in port rows
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* fix: address advertised URL review issues
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* fix: tighten advertised URL cache handling
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* fix: align advertised URL edge cases
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* fix: handle advertised URL cache invalidation
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* fix: show status port action tooltips
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* fix: keep port action tooltips above popover
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* fix: clear port action focus after click
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On Linux with primary-selection paste enabled, middle-clicking a tab to
close it triggered an unwanted primary-selection paste into whichever
terminal became active after the close. The existing onMouseDown
preventDefault on each tab blocks Chromium's middle-button auto-scroll
but does not block the native paste pipeline, which is gated on
mouseup. After the tab unmounts via onAuxClick → onClose, focus moves
to xterm's hidden textarea on the newly active terminal, and the
primary selection lands there.
Add a small named helper preventMiddleButtonDefault and wire it as
onMouseUp on SortableTab, BrowserTab, and EditorFileTab. Mirrors the
preventDefault that usePrimarySelectionPaste's enabled=false branch
already performs for non-tab surfaces. No platform branching: the
mouseup cancel is a no-op on macOS and Windows because there is no
native primary-selection paste pipeline to cancel.
Fixes#2346
Strip ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE from daemon-spawned PTY environments so user shells do not inherit Electron's internal Node-mode flag. Adds regression coverage for the daemon PTY env boundary.
Fixes#2414.
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