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小妍儿 ✨
4ff9f0df0a fix(dashboard): persist model param-filter edits on popover close (#8910) (#9013)
* test: reproduce model param filter close persistence

* fix(dashboard): persist model param filters on popover close (#8910)

ModelCompatPopover declared providerId/modelId in its props type but never
destructured them, so both param-filter fetches referenced undefined
identifiers (TS2304, frozen in the dashboard-typecheck baseline) and threw
into a silent catch. CustomModelsSection also never passed the two props.

- Destructure providerId/modelId; pass them from CustomModelsSection.
- Save pending block/allow drafts when the popover closes or unmounts, so an
  outside mousedown no longer discards them.
- Read drafts from refs at save time and guard concurrent saves, avoiding
  stale-closure payloads and duplicate PUTs.
- Keep dirty state and drafts on non-OK/failed GET or PUT instead of silently
  clearing them; skip state updates after unmount.
- Provider-level block/allow, autoLearn, and other model entries are preserved;
  an empty block+allow still removes only the selected model entry.
- Ratchet the three now-clean dashboard-typecheck baseline entries.

Compat-toggle and upstream-header paths are unchanged.

* fix(dashboard): avoid lost update and surface failed param-filter saves (#8910)

The close-time save could clear the dirty flag for a payload snapshotted
before the PUT resolved, silently discarding any keystroke that landed in
that window. Track a monotonic draft revision and only acknowledge the
revision that was actually written, re-running the save (bounded) otherwise.

A failed save previously stayed dirty to 'retry on a later close', but
reopening the popover reloaded server state and silently reverted the
draft. Keep a dirty draft for the same provider/model on reopen and show a
failure marker next to the saving indicator instead.

* fix(dashboard): protect dirty param-filter drafts from load-effect clobber (#8910)

The retained-draft guard in the param-filters load effect required
paramLoadedKeyRef to match the current target, but that ref was only
assigned after a successful GET. Any draft typed before a successful load
for that target was therefore unguarded, and the clean-slate write
overwrote both the text and the dirty flag:

- a draft typed while the INITIAL load GET was still in flight was
  overwritten and its dirty flag cleared, so the close-path save became a
  no-op and the keystrokes vanished with no feedback;
- after a FAILED initial load, the retained draft was destroyed by the next
  successful reopen load — the exact moment the user reopens to retry —
  and the failure indicator was cleared as if the save had succeeded.

Track the target on the dirty flag itself (paramDirtyKeyRef, set when the
draft is marked dirty) instead of deriving it from a completed load, and
re-check the guard after the GET await so a load result never overwrites
text, clears dirty, or clears the failure indicator for a draft that is
not on the server.

* fix(dashboard): bind the param-filter save to the draft's own target (#8910)

saveModelParamFilters guarded on paramDirtyRef alone and read the
providerId/modelId it closed over, never the target the draft was typed
for. ModelCompatPopover is not always keyed by a stable identity
(CompatibleModelsSection keys by `${alias}:${modelId}`,
PassthroughModelsSection by the full model string, and providerId is
threaded from route/page state), so a re-render can re-point a live,
mounted popover at a different provider/model. If the old target's save
had failed or never ran, the still-dirty draft was then PUT into the NEW
target — writing a filter list under a model/provider the user never
edited and destroying that target's real config.

Replace the dirty flag / revision counter / dirty-key trio with a single
ParamFilterDraft ref that carries the provider, model and both field
values captured at edit time. The save drives its GET, PUT and payload
from that draft instead of the current props, re-reads the ref after
each await (restarting the attempt if the draft was replaced by one for
another target), and only clears it when the exact draft object it wrote
is still pending. Object identity replaces the revision counter, keeping
the existing lost-update protection.

A load no longer clears the draft or the failure indicator: a draft
pending here belongs to another target and is still owed a write to it.
An orphaned draft is therefore neither dropped nor redirected — it keeps
its own provider/model, keeps the failure marker visible, and is retried
by the next blur/close/unmount save. The cleanup effect also depends on
the target key so re-pointing the popover flushes the old draft.

* fix(dashboard): keep param-filter fields and drafts bound to their own target (#8910)

Two remaining defects of the #8910 silent-data-loss family, both reached through
the re-point path of a live ModelCompatPopover.

1. The inputs render blockText/allowText, whose only writer was the load effect —
   and that effect early-returned whenever a draft was dirty for the target. So
   re-pointing A -> B -> A left B's server values on screen under A, and the next
   keystroke snapshotted them into A's draft, persisting B's content into A's
   entry. The fields are now a function of the target: on return to a target with
   a pending draft the draft is restored into the inputs, and on a target with no
   draft the previous target's values are cleared instead of being left behind.
   An edit also no longer trusts the counterpart field unless the values on
   screen belong to the target being edited.

2. The pending draft lived in a single slot that every edit overwrote, so typing
   into a newly pointed target destroyed the previous target's unsaved work while
   the new target's successful save cleared the failure indicator — a green UI
   over data that was never written. Drafts are now keyed by provider/model; the
   save drains every pending draft against its own target, and the indicator
   reflects unsaved work across all targets rather than the last write.

Regression tests: modelCompatPopover-param-filter-target-repoint.test.tsx
(3 cases, RED at ecd111489, GREEN here). Scope limited to this component.

* fix(dashboard): drain midflight param-filter drafts (#8910)

* fix(dashboard): serialize cross-row param-filter saves (#8910)

* docs(changelog): add fragment for #9013

* chore: remove debug console.log and O5 test prefix

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Co-authored-by: 千乘妍 (Xiaoyaner) <xiaoyaner0201@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-08-13 07:54:27 -03:00
Diego Rodrigues de Sa e Souza
287802cf86 fix: repair pre-existing red gates on the release/v3.8.49 tip (#8055)
* fix(dashboard): resolve Kimi banner casing collision + shrink frozen test file (release tip)

- Rename src/app/(dashboard)/dashboard/kimiSponsorBanner.ts to
  kimiSponsorBannerGate.ts so it no longer differs from
  KimiSponsorBanner.tsx only by the first letter's case (breaks next
  build on case-insensitive filesystems). Updates the sole importer
  (KimiSponsorBanner.tsx) and the two tests that reference it.
- Extract the 8 Kimi/Moonshot featured-ordering tests out of the
  frozen tests/unit/providers-page-utils.test.ts (grown 3 lines past
  its 1294 cap by #8039's rebrand-comment update) into a new sibling
  file tests/unit/providers-page-utils-kimi.test.ts. No assertions
  dropped; both files pass in full (24 + 8 = 32 tests).

* fix(sse): register PromptQlExecutor in the executor registry (release tip)

getExecutor("promptql") had no entry in open-sse/executors/index.ts, so it
silently fell through to DefaultExecutor's provider fallback, which issues a
raw fetch() and returns the bare upstream Response instead of the executor
wrapper shape {response, url, headers, transformedBody}. The real
PromptQlExecutor class (open-sse/executors/promptql.ts) already honors the
contract correctly — it was just never wired into the registry.

Fixes tests/unit/executor-web-cookie-sweep.test.ts "promptql executor
returns wrapper shape".

* fix(i18n): backfill 2220 missing pt-BR keys to restore en.json parity (release tip)

pt-BR.json fell behind after #7935 restored +2220 keys into en.json and
vi.json but left pt-BR.json unmodified. Translated all missing entries to
Brazilian Portuguese, preserving ICU/interpolation placeholders and existing
terminology, and merged them mirroring en.json's key order so the diff is
additions-only (the small comma-only deletions are pure JSON reformatting
from new sibling keys).

* fix(providers): repair 4 pre-existing catalog/registry reds on release tip

- providers-constants-split.test.ts: APIKEY_PROVIDERS grew 182->187 (PR #7887
  added 5 free-tier providers: ainative/aion/sealion/routeway/nara). Verified
  no dup/loss (6-family partition sums exactly to 187) and updated the stale
  expected count + comment trail to match.
- cline registry: added the missing minimax/minimax-m3 free OpenRouter entry
  (#3321) and fixed the neighbouring nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b entry, which
  carried a stray ":free" id suffix and an imprecise 1_000_000 contextLength
  instead of the 1_048_576 the test (and every sibling 1M-context entry in
  this catalog) expects.
- promptqlModels.ts / registry/promptql/index.ts: PROMPTQL_FALLBACK_MODELS's
  minimax-m3 entry was missing supportsVision, and the registry mapping
  dropped it entirely (only id/name were passed through) — it was the sole
  minimax-m3 entry across the whole registry not flagged multimodal, despite
  every other provider (minimax, minimax-cn, ollama-cloud, trae, bazaarlink,
  clinepass, codebuddy-cn, opencode-zen/go, synthetic, huggingchat, lmarena)
  agreeing MiniMax-M3 supports vision. Added the field to the PromptQlModel
  type and threaded it through.
- tests/snapshots/provider/translate-path.json: regenerated the golden via
  UPDATE_GOLDEN=1. Diffed old vs new — zero providers removed, 5 added
  (ainative/aion/nara/routeway/sealion, matching #7887), and the only
  changed entry (cline) reflects the already-merged #7914 ClinePass header
  protocol change (Cline/<version> User-Agent + X-Task-ID) that a prior
  narrow golden touch-up missed capturing.

* fix(docs): repair docs-sync/env-sync/repo-contract gates (release tip)

Six pre-existing reds on release/v3.8.49, all "repo drifted from its own
documented contract":

- check-docs-counts-sync: free-tier headline was stale (~1.4B/~2.0B) vs the
  live catalog (~1.53B steady / ~2.15B first month, 43 pools). Updated
  README.md and docs/reference/FREE_TIERS.md to the live numbers and added a
  v3.8.49 correction note explaining the pool-count delta (39->43, #7840).
  Also fixed a soft executors-count drift in ARCHITECTURE.md (84->86,
  268->271 providers) while touching that line.
- release-green-docs-drift-7253: docs/proxy-subscriptions.md referenced a
  fabricated migration filename (123_proxy_subscriptions.sql); the real file
  is 131_proxy_subscriptions.sql. Fixed all 3 occurrences.
- check-env-doc-sync + issue-7793-env-doc-sync-repro: OMNIROUTE_DATA_DIR
  (DATA_DIR fallback alias read by
  open-sse/executors/promptql/threadSticky.ts) was undocumented. Added to
  .env.example and docs/reference/ENVIRONMENT.md.
- check-db-rules: src/lib/db/proxySubscriptions.ts (#7299) is a db-internal
  split of proxies.ts (kept under the frozen file-size cap) whose one export
  is already re-exported via proxies.ts -> localDb.ts. Added it to
  INTENTIONALLY_INTERNAL with the same db-internal justification used for
  identical split modules (apiKeyColumnFallbacks, providerNodeSelect,
  webSessionDedup) rather than a redundant direct re-export from localDb.ts.
- mcp-server-hollow-dist-deps: the sanity test expected better-sqlite3 among
  the MCP bundle's static top-level external imports. That's been stale
  since the pre-#7878 migration to a cascading SqliteAdapter driver factory
  (createRequire()-based lazy require, not a static import); better-sqlite3
  already has its own native-asset copy guarantee in assembleStandalone.mjs,
  unrelated to this test's EXTRA_MODULE_ENTRIES concern. Updated the
  assertion to a still-genuinely-static external (zod) with a comment
  explaining the change.

No production runtime behavior changed — docs, .env.example, and a checker
allowlist/test-expectation only.

* fix(dashboard): repair stale UI component-shape test assertions (release tip)

Two pre-existing reds in the dashboard UI component-contract cluster were
caused by test assertions that had gone stale after intentional, correct
refactors — not by real defects in the components:

- quota-pool-wizard-multi.test.ts: the step-3 preview assertion required
  the literal single-line substring "connectionIds.map((cid)". Prettier
  (100-char width, project config) legitimately breaks the
  connectionIds.map(...).filter(...) chain across lines because of the
  multi-line callback body, so the literal never matches. PoolWizard.tsx
  still builds previewByProvider correctly by mapping over connectionIds;
  updated the assertion to a regex that tolerates the line break.

- v388-phase1-screen-fixes.test.ts: the shared Select placeholder-guard
  assertion required the literal "!children && placeholder". An earlier,
  intentional i18n commit changed the hardcoded "Select an option" default
  to a translated fallback (`placeholder ?? t("selectOption")`), which
  requires parens around the ?? expression for operator precedence. The
  guard behavior is unchanged (still gated on !children); updated the
  assertion to match the current, correct guard shape.

Both fixes are read-only test-file changes; no production behavior changed.

review-reviews-v3814-fixes.test.ts still has one pre-existing, unrelated
red (LEDGER-4: minimax-m3 registry entries missing supportsVision) that
requires editing the promptql provider registry/catalog — out of this
cluster's scope, left untouched and reported separately.

* fix(providers): reconcile cline catalog contradictions + deterministic golden (release tip)

The first tip-green pass introduced 3 regressions caught by CI on sibling guard tests:

- clinepass-provider + cline-catalog-models-3321 encoded OPPOSITE expectations of
  the same cline model list (minimax presence, nvidia :free suffix). Reference
  upstream (OpenRouter free lineup) confirms nvidia/nemotron-3-ultra-550b-a55b:free
  (with :free, 1M ctx) is correct, so restore that id and fix #3321's stale no-:free
  assertion; add minimax/minimax-m3 (the real #3321 gap) to clinepass-provider's list.
- check-db-rules-classification froze INTENTIONALLY_INTERNAL at 35; proxySubscriptions
  was the intentional 36th entry — add it + bump the count.
- provider-translate-path golden stored a LITERAL Cline/3.8.49: clineAuth resolves the
  version from APP_CONFIG.version (stable), but the golden sanitizer collapsed only
  process.env.npm_package_version (unset under `node`, set under `npm run`) — so the
  golden was shard-dependent. Resolve APP_VERSION from APP_CONFIG.version like clineAuth
  and regenerate; now Cline/<APP> normalizes identically in every shard.

* fix(services): type execFile signal/killed in classifyError + ratchet dashboard baseline (release tip)

Pre-existing base-red on the tip's Fast Quality Gates (dashboard-typecheck), missed
in the first inventory:

- src/lib/services/installers/utils.ts TS2339 — `err.signal` was read off a value typed
  as NodeJS.ErrnoException, which @types/node does not declare `signal`/`killed` on
  (those belong to execFile's ExecFileException). Widen classifyError's param to type
  both, and drop the now-redundant `(err as … { killed })` cast.
- Ratchet config/quality/dashboard-typecheck-baseline.json down: 5 baselined errors were
  fixed by already-merged PRs but never ratcheted (OAuthModal TS2769 4→3 / TS2345 4→3,
  CliproxyModelMappingEditor TS2339, CompressionPreviewAccordion TS4104, MonacoEditor
  TS2307). Baseline now 254, matching live — gate exits 0.
2026-07-21 21:25:00 -03:00
Diego Rodrigues de Sa e Souza
5d1ad576a1 feat(quality): gate the free-tier headline so it can never silently drift again (#7798)
* docs(free-tiers): correct the headline to the 1.37B the catalog actually computes

The 2026-06-17 honesty correction landed 1.54B, but v3.8.42 reclassified longcat
from a 150M/mo recurring grant to a one-time 10M signup credit and the doc was
never resynced. Verified against computeFreeModelTotals() at every release tag
from 3.8.13 to HEAD: no free provider was lost by mistake.

* feat(quality): gate the free-tier headline against the live catalog

The README headlined ~1.6B free tokens/mo for seven releases after the catalog had
already been corrected down to 1.37B. No gate watched that number, so the drift was
invisible — check:docs-counts only covered providers, locales, executors, strategies,
oauth, a2a skills and cloud agents.

Adds a STRICT check that runs computeFreeModelTotals() (the same function behind
/api/free-tier/summary) and fails the build when README.md or FREE_TIERS.md publish a
headline that no longer rounds to it. Degrades to a skip if tsx is unavailable rather
than going falsely red.

The extractor is a whitelist: the theoretical ceiling (~10B), the historical ~1.94B and
per-model rows (~1.00B) are legitimate figures that must never trip the gate.

Also adds the biweekly-audit note under the README headline, so readers know the number
moves both ways and is what the catalog computes rather than a rounded-up best case.

* feat(quality): extend the counts gate to engines, MCP tools/scopes and CLI tools

The v3.8.49 audit found four more numbers that had silently drifted, all invisible to
CI because check:docs-counts only watched providers/locales/executors/strategies/oauth/
a2a/cloud-agents: 10->11 compression engines, 94->104 MCP tools, 30->31 scopes,
26->33 CLI tools.

Adds a generic makeNumberClaimValidator that reads every fact in ONE tsx subprocess via
the same functions the app serves (ENGINE_IDS, countUniqueMcpTools, the live scope union,
CLI_TOOLS) — never a hardcoded copy — with DATA_DIR redirected to a throwaway dir so
importing the MCP tool modules can't touch the operator's SQLite. Each check declares a
skip pattern so legitimate non-aggregate figures never trip it: per-module tool counts
('Memory tool definitions (3 tools)') and the CLI catalog total sitting next to the MCP
total. Degrades to a skip when tsx is unavailable rather than a false red.

7 new unit tests (all pass) covering the exact stale values this audit found and proving
per-module counts are ignored.

* docs(diagrams): sync the animated cards and mermaid sources to the audited v3.8.49 numbers

The README text was fixed in #7795 but the SVG cards and mermaid sources kept the
old numbers baked in — exactly the drift the readers see first.

- compression-pipeline.svg: 10 -> 11 engine cells (Omniglyph added as #8, matching
  the README alt text), re-spaced 51px cells, highlight cascade re-timed, the
  Caveman kill-dot repositioned inside its cell, default-stack bracket recentered
- free-tier-budget.svg: bar and grid rebuilt from computeFreeModelTotals() — 21 -> 19
  countable pools (LongCat-2.0 moved to one-time credit, Inclusion provider removed),
  huggingchat entry is now ERNIE 4.5 VL, kiro shows Claude Sonnet 4.5, signup credits
  ~616M -> ~626M (+longcat 10M pill), aria said 'about 1.6 billion' -> 1.4/2.0,
  lower sections shifted up 30px (viewBox 872 -> 842)
- promise-pillars.svg: 26 -> 33 coding agents
- mcp-tools-94.mmd -> mcp-tools-104.mmd: real per-collection unique contributions
  (42 base + memory 3 + skill 4 + githubSkill 3 + pool 6 + gamification 8 + plugin 8
  + notion 6 + obsidian 22 + compression 2), exported SVG regenerated, zh-CN ref synced
- request-pipeline.mmd: 17 -> 18 strategies, exported SVG regenerated
- README free-tier alt + docs/diagrams/README.md synced to the same numbers

Both edited cards pass validate-svg.sh and were render-verified at 4 timestamps
(animation runs; first frame is the finished composition).

* docs(env): register the 4 env vars missing from the .env.example contract (base-red unblock)

FREE_PROXY_AUTO_SYNC_ENABLED / FREE_PROXY_AUTO_SYNC_INTERVAL_MS (scheduler.ts) and
MITM_ROOT_CA_ENABLED / MITM_CERT_MODE (mitm manager/server, #6684) landed on
release/v3.8.49 without their .env.example + ENVIRONMENT.md entries, turning the
docs-gates job red for every PR on the branch. Documented with their real defaults
and the set-by-manager caveat for MITM_CERT_MODE.

* fix(dashboard): narrow the Codex session ParseResult with an equality check (base-red unblock)

#7725 landed 'if (!result.ok)' in OAuthModal — under this repo's strict:false,
tsc 6 only narrows a discriminated union on the equality form, so the negation
raised TS2339 (Property 'error' does not exist on ParseResult) and turned the
dashboard-typecheck gate red for every PR on release/v3.8.49. Runtime semantics
are identical (ok is a strict boolean).

Also ratchets the frozen baseline down 260 -> 259: the real fix here plus 3
baselined errors that other merges already fixed (CostOverviewTab TS2304,
SidebarTab TS2322, FreePoolTab TS2304). Baseline diff is deletions-only.

* fix(dashboard): keep OAuthModal within the frozen file-size cap

The narrowing comment pushed the file to 1032 > 1030 frozen; the rationale lives
in the previous commit message and the dashboard-typecheck gate itself guards the
'=== false' form from being refactored back to '!result.ok'.

* test(providers): align the grok-web credential assertion with the #7567 hint (base-red unblock)

#7713 added hintKey/hintFallback (proactive cf_clearance/User-Agent guidance) to the
grok-web web-session metadata without touching this test's deepEqual, turning unit
shard 2/4 red for every PR on release/v3.8.49. Rewritten in the same contract-only
style the file already uses for lmarena: structural fields stay strictly asserted,
the hint asserts key + intent (cf_clearance / User-Agent) without freezing operator
copy. Net stronger than before — the old assertion never checked the hint at all.

* test(golden): regenerate translate-path snapshot for the notion-web endpoint move (base-red unblock)

#7768 switched notion-web to app.notion.com without regenerating the golden,
turning unit shard 3/4 red for every PR on release/v3.8.49. Two-line regen,
reflects the deliberate production change.
2026-07-19 19:07:44 -03:00
Diego Rodrigues de Sa e Souza
c859931314 fix: add dashboard-scoped typecheck gate covering src/app/(dashboard) TSX (#7033) (#7203)
typecheck:core (the only blocking CI typecheck gate) runs against a
curated 27-file allowlist that excludes all src/app/(dashboard) TSX, and
next.config.mjs sets typescript.ignoreBuildErrors: true so next build
never type-checks it either. Orphaned-identifier regressions there (the
exact class fixed in #6625/#6909) were invisible to CI.

Adds tsconfig.typecheck-dashboard.json (extends tsconfig.json, scoped to
src/app/(dashboard)/**/*.ts(x)) plus check:dashboard-typecheck, a gate
script that runs tsc against it and diffs per-file/per-TS-code error
counts against a frozen baseline (config/quality/dashboard-typecheck-baseline.json,
262 pre-existing errors), following the same stale-enforcement allowlist
pattern as check-known-symbols. Only NEW errors beyond the baselined
count fail the gate; wired as a new blocking step in ci.yml (lint job)
and quality.yml (fast-gates).

Regression test (tests/unit/build/check-dashboard-typecheck.test.ts, 8
tests) reproduces the #6625/#6909 orphaned-identifier bug class against
the pure parseTscOutput/diffAgainstBaseline helpers.
2026-07-14 23:24:14 -03:00