Multiline pastes into the web terminal (especially into pi) were split
into one prompt per line because bracketed-paste markers were not
reaching the foreground app intact.
- Put the host PTY into raw mode (tty.setraw) after openpty() so it acts
as a pass-through pipe. The default canonical line discipline was
line-buffering input, splitting multiline pastes at newlines, and
mangling bracketed-paste markers before docker exec / pi could see
them. The in-container PTY (docker exec -t) provides real discipline.
- Route the mobile Paste button through xterm.js (term.paste) instead of
sending raw clipboard text to the WebSocket, so content is wrapped in
bracketed-paste markers when the app has enabled BPM.
- Treat a text frame as a control message only when it is a JSON object
with a known type (resize/ack/reset); otherwise forward as raw input
so JSON-shaped pastes are no longer silently dropped.
Quality gates: ruff, mypy (changed files), pytest unit (227 passed),
tsc, eslint
The recent redraw fix keeps all xterm instances mounted (display:none)
when switching sessions. However, sendData/focus/font-size refs and the
header connection status were still stored globally, so the last-mounted
hidden session could own keyboard input, font-size buttons, and the
status dot for the active session.
- Pass sessionId to onTerminalReady from TerminalComponent.
- Store terminal callbacks and status keyed by sessionId in use-terminal-page.
- Use activeSessionId to route special-key input, font-size changes, and header status.
- Clean up per-session refs and status when sessions are closed.
- Update MobileTerminalWrapper signature for the new callback shape.
Quality gates: npm run typecheck, npm run lint, npm test (87 passed)
Render all terminal sessions and hide inactive ones with display:none so
xterm instances are no longer unmounted/remounted when switching tabs.
Remove terminal.clear() on the connected status message: the server keeps
the session buffer, and clearing was erasing visible content when the tab
regained focus or reconnected.
- Keep TerminalComponent instances alive in both Desktop and Mobile views.
- Only refit/resize on reconnect instead of clearing.
Closes terminal redraw on focus regain.
- Revert touch-action: none on .xterm-viewport so xterm.js can fall back
to its own viewport scrolling when the custom handler doesn't take over.
- Detect alternate screen via reference equality
(term.buffer.active === term.buffer.alternate) instead of the
string, which could report normal buffer incorrectly.
- Lower vertical-scroll activation threshold from 4px to 2px and only
prevent default once a vertical gesture is recognized.
- In normal buffer use term.scrollLines() so xterm.js handles the buffer
scroll consistently; in alternate screen continue sending SGR 1006
mouse-wheel sequences to tmux/vim.
Quality gates: typecheck, lint clean, npm test -- --run 87 passed.
- Add touch-action: none and overscroll-behavior: none to mobile terminal
page, content, wrapper, container, and xterm viewport so the browser
never treats swipes as page/address-bar scrolling or pull-to-refresh.
- Make .terminal-page.mobile fixed-position to prevent viewport layout
scroll; keep the overlay toolbar as absolute with pointer-events only
on interactive parts.
- Rework the mobile touch handler in terminal.tsx:
* Detect normal vs alternate buffer via term.buffer.active.type instead
of measuring the DOM viewport, which was unreliable in tmux/vim.
* Accumulate swipe distance and emit SGR 1006 mouse-wheel sequences in
steps, so tmux pane scrolling tracks the gesture correctly.
* Prevent default as soon as the swipe is recognized so the page does
not start a competing scroll gesture.
Quality gates: npm run typecheck, npm run lint clean, npm test -- --run 87 passed.
The xterm.js WebGL addon has known rendering bugs with reverse-video
(inverse color) ANSI sequences — exactly what tmux uses for its status
bar, pane borders, and selected text. On desktop the WebGL addon loaded
successfully, causing characters to render as black-on-black and appear
to 'disappear'. On mobile WebGL typically fails to initialize, so the
terminal silently fell back to the DOM renderer which handles these
color attributes correctly.
- Remove WebGL addon loading and its cleanup logic
- Remove unused xterm-addon-webgl import and dependency
- DOM renderer is the default and correctly handles all ANSI color
attributes including reverse video
Quality gates: tsc --noEmit (pass), build (pass), bundle -100KB
Refs: xterm.js WebGL reverse-video / minimumContrastRatio issues
Fixed import paths for 43 components moved into features/ directories.
Key fixes:
- api/, types/, hooks/, state/, utils/ imports need ../../../ from features/*/
- components/ imports need ../../ from features/*/
- Cross-feature imports use relative paths (e.g., ../tool/tools-bottom-sheet)
- app-shell.tsx updated to import from features/ subdirectories
Frontend typecheck now passes except for one pre-existing error:
xterm-addon-webgl missing type declarations.
Quality gates: ruff passed on backend, py_compile passed on all backend files.
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