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fix(terminal): send the candidate a Linux IME picks with a digit, not the digit - #1654
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Composition input and terminal APIs patches/@xterm%2Fxterm@5.5.0.patch |
The patch updates composition and replacement-event handling, textarea positioning, and terminal APIs for viewport bounds and OSC string state. |
Linux digit candidate handling patches/@xterm%2Fxterm@5.5.0.patch |
On Linux, an unmodified digit keydown is deferred so candidate text can arrive through input. The handling retains the screen-reader-mode exclusion and keypress deduplication. |
Regression checks and documentation scripts/terminal-linux-ime-regression.ts, scripts/ui-regression.ts, docs/terminal-input.md, changelog.d/terminal-linux-ime-digit-pick.md |
The regression check replays digit, Space, and word candidate picks, plus ordinary input and control bytes. The UI suite runs it. The documentation records Linux and iPhone IME findings, and the changelog describes the Linux fix. |
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devswha/herdr-web-uiissue 1649 describes the same Linux fcitx4/Sogou digit candidate-selection failure addressed by the input-handling change.
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Rapid consecutive compositions can produce incorrect terminal input. Fix the deferred send boundary before merging.
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description includes the required Change and Validation sections. It explains the Linux IME problem, the resulting behavior, regression coverage, physical validation, passed checks, known baseline… Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: sending the IME candidate selected with a Linux digit instead of the digit itself. Linked Issues check Issue #1649requires Linux direct terminal input to deliver an IME candidate selected with a plain number key instead of the number. The patch defers plain Linux digit keydown handling to keypress and…Out of Scope Changes check The changed patch logic, regression script, UI-regression integration, documentation, and changelog all support the Linux IME candidate-selection fix in issue #1649. No demonstrated unrelated change a…Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 1 functions across 2 files. (3 skipped: 3 … Full details: Description check
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#1649requires Linux direct terminal input to deliver an IME candidate selected with a plain number key instead of the number. The patch defers plain Linux digit keydown handling to keypress and input, and permits the input event when the digit is awaiting those events. The regression script covers single-character picks, word picks without keypress, consecutive picks, Space, plain digits, and Ctrl+C. The script is also connected to the UI regression flow. The reported trace replay and physical check support the requested behavior.
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🟠 Major · Keep each deferred send within its completed composition. · @xterm%2Fxterm@5.5.0.patch:464-466
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep each deferred send within its completed composition.
compositionend()queues a timer that captures onlystart. Ifcompositionstart()runs before that timer, it resets_compositionPositionat the same textarea offset. The callback then falls back totextarea.value.lengthand can send the new composition's provisional text._sliceUnsent()advances_sentUpTo, so the later correction skips that text.🐛 Suggested fix
- const start = this._compositionPosition.start; + const currentCompositionPosition = { + start: this._compositionPosition.start, + end: this._compositionPosition.end + }; // Read the textarea after DOM edits propagate. compositionend.data can still contain // the previous final consonant when Korean moves it to the following syllable. const send = (): void => { - const from = start + this._dataAlreadySent.length; - const end = this._compositionPosition.start > from - ? this._compositionPosition.start : this._textarea.value.length; + const from = currentCompositionPosition.start + this._dataAlreadySent.length; + const end = this._isComposing + ? currentCompositionPosition.end + : this._textarea.value.length; const input = this._sliceUnsent(from, end);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 464-466: Update the deferred send callback in compositionend() to
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Looks good to merge. Checked the patched Terminal.ts paths:
- A plain digit on Linux now goes out on keypress, as Space already did, so ordinary typing still sends one digit.
- IME composition (keyCode 229) returns before the new branch, so Mozc, ibus-hangul and fcitx5 behave as before.
- The flag is cleared at the start of keydown and on keyup, so a keydown the app's custom key handler cancels leaves it unset.
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insertTexttwice. - The new replay runs in the ui-regression lane.
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&& !this.optionsService.rawOptions.screenReaderModeto the digit branch so screen readers still announce digits. This matters mainly if this goes upstream. - Clear
_digitAwaitsKeyPresson blur and inreset()as well. Browser.isLinuxalso matches ChromeOS and Android. Mention indocs/terminal-input.mdthat only X11 Chrome was traced.- Label the "word" replay as an assumed shape, since no real IME trace recorded it.
CodeRabbit's compositionend timer finding is about older code in the patch, not this change. We'll track it separately.
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…ut of the pane (#1850) ## What it does Dictation into the terminal in Safari (Mac, iPad and iPhone) now types the corrected phrase once. Before, it either lost the phrase or typed every draft of it ("thi", "this", "this is", ...) ahead of the final one. Several related input paths are now safe too: - A SwiftKey re-composition of a word already sent no longer types the word twice. - With the key bar's Ctrl held, a Korean syllable still being typed in Safari is typed before the chord or key-bar key. Before, the chord took its place and the syllable was lost. - Text dictated where it may not go stays out of the pane. A phrase dictated while the pane is view-only is not typed later. One dictated while the pane is not ready waits in the held input until you send or discard it. A pane switch mid-dictation drops it. ## Why Safari reports dictation as `insertReplacementText` edits that replace the previous guess in place, with no composition events. Stock xterm sent each edit as it came. The xterm 5.5.0 patch now treats a dictation replacement at the caret like the Safari Hangul preedit it already handles: the text waits in the editor, and the next key, paste or blur sends it once. The patch also exposes `finishComposition()`. The terminal (`useTerminalMount`, `useTypedKeys`) calls it to send pending text as text before a held-modifier chord, a navigation key or a key-bar key. It also calls it while a refused context still refuses the text: before the role returns to interact, and into the held draft when readiness returns. This branch was written before `PaneTerminal.tsx` was split into hooks. It is rebased onto current main, with its `PaneTerminal` edits moved into `src/lib/useTerminalMount.ts` and `src/lib/useTypedKeys.ts` unchanged in substance. In the xterm patch, main's `oscStringState` addition and this branch's `finishComposition` now sit side by side. Design precedent: native macOS terminals (Terminal.app and iTerm2) keep provisional input as marked text and send only the inserted result to the shell. Dictation and a pending Hangul syllable work the same way here. The DESIGN.md entry under the terminal input notes names the same precedent. The replay sequences adapt Agent of Empires' tests (MIT, credited in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md). They are synthetic event replays in headless Chrome, not a native keyboard. ### Relation to #1654 #1654 (Linux IME digit candidate) edits the same file, `patches/@XTerm%2Fxterm@5.5.0.patch`, but a different code path: the keydown handling of plain digits on Linux in `Terminal.ts`. This PR changes `CompositionHelper.ts` (Safari replacement preedit) and adds the public `finishComposition()`. Neither fix depends on the other. Whichever merges second needs a rebase of the patch file, plus hunk offsets regenerated with `bun patch`. The behaviours should not conflict. ## How it was verified - `scripts/terminal-safari-ime-regression.ts` and `scripts/terminal-ipad-ime-regression.ts` (both called from `scripts/ui-regression.ts`) gain cases for dictation (with and without Safari's keydown 229), SwiftKey re-compositions, and the refused contexts (role lost mid-syllable, pane not ready with Send and with Discard, held key-bar Ctrl chord, pane switch mid-dictation). Each case asserts the exact WS input frames. Run through `bun run check run` against an isolated herdr after `bun run build`: - iPad/iPhone replay: PASS on MacIntel, iPad and iPhone platforms. - Safari replay: PASS (14 named cases, among them every new dictation, SwiftKey and refused-context case). - `scripts/ui-regression.ts`: PASS (72 suites, including both replays above). - The new Safari dictation case fails at the original base (nothing sent), and both refused-dictation cases failed before the second commit's fix. That was recorded on the original branch. Rerun here: this branch's Safari replay, run against origin/main's code without the fix, fails on the first dictation case (`dictation replacement commits one corrected phrase`: the pane received nothing, `\x07` instead of `This is a test.\x07`). - Liveness probe (from the merge pass review): a probe refuses input until its pong and can end between two one-second readiness polls. Text entering the editor while input is refused now marks the refusal, so the pong commits it to the held draft. A new Safari replay case holds the page's ping, dictates, then releases the ping. The phrase and the next key wait in the draft until Send. Without the fix, the case fails, because they reach the pane (`"This is a test.a"`). With the fix it passes. - `bun run check fast` passed: typecheck, build, and 6380 unit tests with 0 failures. - Reviews: omo-native-code-reviewer approved, with no HIGH findings. One porting slip it found (a missing hook dependency) is fixed. Codex (gpt-6-astra) found no HIGH findings. Known limitations, unchanged from the original design and left for a follow-up: - If the pane's readiness comes back in the middle of a dictated phrase, the part dictated so far goes to the held draft. Safari's later corrections of that text are then lost. - The held-draft step only covers Safari's replacement preedit. A Gboard or Chrome composition that ends after readiness returns is not held in the draft. --------- Co-authored-by: mp <mp@local>
… the digit With fcitx4 and Sogou Pinyin on Linux (no in-app preedit), picking a candidate with a number key in the terminal sent the digit and lost the candidate. Space worked. Chrome gives the picking key its own key and keyCode in keydown (not 229), then a keypress whose charCode is the candidate and an insertText input. Stock xterm sends a printable digit from keydown and then ignores that keypress and input as already handled. It sends Space from keypress, which is why Space worked. - The 5.5.0 patch leaves a plain digit on Linux to its keypress and input, as Space already is. A typed digit still comes from keypress. - scripts/terminal-linux-ime-regression.ts replays the recorded Chrome trace. It fails without the patch and runs in the UI regression. - docs/terminal-input.md records the trace and xterm.js #6036 / #6037. Fixes devswha#1649
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Merge pass review-work report. Overall: PASSED. This is an outside-contributor PR, and the maintainer approved merging it in this pass. The ext-pr-review lane verified it, resolved the xterm patch conflict and added two commits; its comment is above.
On Linux, picking a candidate in the IME with a digit key now sends the chosen character instead of the digit.
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) (#2335) ## Change Closes #1617. Targets 0.4.20 (the owner moved it in from 0.4.21). This upgrades xterm.js from 5.5.0 to 6.0.0, so a terminal draws only whole frames: xterm 6 honours synchronized output (DEC mode 2026, xtermjs/xterm.js#5453). Ovis's xterm source patch is ported to 6.0.0. It follows #2331 (merged), whose regression script measured the problem; this PR makes that script assert zero half-drawn frames. **Why:** herdr sends every frame it draws inside `CSI ? 2026 h` … `l`, and large frames reach the browser split over several WebSocket frames. xterm 5.5 ignored the brackets and painted whatever it had parsed so far: the top half of the new frame over the bottom half of the old one. The owner saw this while agents stream, most of all with Korean text. | `scripts/terminal-sync-output-regression.ts`, real pane, 162x53 | renders | mixed (two frames at once) | drawn inside an open block | |---|---|---|---| | xterm 5.5.0 (main), 3 runs | 128 / 108 / 110 | **46 / 26 / 28** | 46 / 26 / 28 | | xterm 6.0.0 (this PR), 3 runs | 82 / 82 / 82 | **0 / 0 / 0** | 0 / 0 / 0 | In every run, all 62 of herdr's blocks reached the browser intact, and 59-62 of them were split over WebSocket frames. 6.0 also renders fewer times (82 against 108-128), because it skips the intermediate paints. ## What changed - **Pins:** - `@xterm/xterm` 6.0.0, `@xterm/addon-fit` 0.11.0 (was `^0.10.0`) and `@xterm/addon-web-links` 0.12.0 (was 0.11.0). All three were released with 6.0.0 on 2025-12-22. - `@xterm/addon-unicode-graphemes` 0.4.0 is unchanged; it was already the 6.0 release. - **The patch** (`patches/@XTerm%2Fxterm@6.0.0.patch`, which replaces the 5.5.0 one): - The same 12 files, moved to 6.0's layout: `browser/Terminal.ts` is now `CoreBrowserTerminal.ts`, the `Types.d.ts` files are `Types.ts`, and 6.0 uses VS Code's lifecycle names (`_register`, `addDisposableListener`, `Emitter`). - 3 of 34 hunks needed hand-porting: - **Textarea blur:** ported to the new listener. - **`_finalizeComposition`:** ours replaces 6.0's. 6.0's only change there was its duplicate-input fix (#5024), slicing to a new composition's start, and our send already does that. - **DPR monitor disposal:** dropped, because 6.0 already registers it. - The key, keypress, keyup, input, paste, blur and focus handlers the patch touches are unchanged in 6.0 apart from one `scrollToBottom(true)`, so the IME paths are carried over as they were: - Safari/WebKit Hangul preedit, including the iOS app's WKWebView gate (#2307). - Dictation, the Gboard Backspace reset, the Linux digit candidate (#1654), the long-composition view (#2031) and #938/#1327. - Paste order, input reset, textarea placement and `oscStringState`. - **New hunk, `CoreMouseService.ts`:** keeps one wheel report per row of a trackpad's travel, as 5.5 counted it. 6.0 scales a pixel delta under 50 px by 0.3, which made scrolling a mouse-reporting program, herdr's history included, 3.3 times slower on a trackpad. - **New hunk, `Keyboard.ts`:** keeps Alt/Option+Left/Right as 5.5 sent them (`ESC b`/`ESC f` on a Mac, Ctrl's sequence elsewhere). 6.0 dropped that mapping (#5346), and docs/terminal-input.md promises Option+arrow moves by word. - **Building xterm's source:** `scripts/build-xterm.ts` and the Vite aliases resolve 6.0's `vs/*` sources and its `vs/nls` stub, and use xterm's own `useUnknownInCatchVariables: false` for them. The browser scripts that bundle xterm with `Bun.build` (`terminal-dispose-browser-qa.ts`, `chat-history-browser-qa.ts`) now share one plugin, `xtermSourcePlugin`, with the same resolution. `terminal-dispose-browser-qa.ts` had resolved only `browser/` and `common/`, through a second `plugins` key; the lane caught it. - **Tests:** - `scripts/terminal-dispose-browser-qa.ts`: 5.5 threw "dimensions" from a terminal disposed at once, and 6.0 does not, so both modes now assert no error. - `scripts/xterm-parser-state.test.ts` pins 6.0.0. The parser fields and states the OSC accessor reads are unchanged, and that test checks them. - `scripts/terminal-sync-output-regression.ts` now asserts 0 mixed renders and 0 renders drawn inside an open block. - **Docs and comments:** updated where the version mattered. `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` adds Microsoft's copyright for the `vs/base` code 6.0 bundles (MIT). ## 6.0 changes checked against Ovis - **#5263** (the helper textarea is read-only while `disableStdin`): Ovis sets `disableStdin` only where input is dropped anyway (observing, held, ended, unsupported). Drafts come from `onData`, which never fires then. A phone keyboard no longer opens on such a pane, which matches "an observer never types". - **#5096** (new viewport and scrollbar): we keep `scrollback: 0`, and fit 0.11 reserves no scrollbar width at `scrollback: 0`. Our `::-webkit-scrollbar` rule is now inert. - **#5462** (removed options): Ovis uses none of them. `_oscLinkService` (the OSC 8 lookup in `terminalFold.ts`) still exists. - **Mode 2026 left open:** every new stream resets xterm first, so mode 2026 never carries over. A pane switch calls `term.reset()`, and an attach or watch writes `ESC c` in stream order. The cached-tab path is bounded by xterm's 1 s safety timeout. A late joiner gets the last 2026 switch from `ReplayBuffer`. - **xtermjs/xterm.js#5801** (ED2 inside a 2026 block moves the viewport): this cannot happen here. I checked it with a real Claude Code 2.1.311 answer in Korean, plus a resize, on this branch. Across 238 blocks only one `ESC [2J` reached the browser, herdr's own first draw, because herdr re-renders the pane rather than passing Claude Code's erases on. xterm's viewport never had anything to scroll: its scroll range and scroll position stayed 0 on every render, since we keep `scrollback: 0`. The settled screen matched herdr's `pane.read` row for row, 14 Hangul rows included. - modifyOtherKeys: still not supported by 6.0, so `PaneTerminal` keeps sending Ctrl+Enter itself, as before. ## Evidence - `bun run check fast`: green on this head (8,566 unit tests pass, 0 fail). - **The browser lane** (IME, paste, OSC 52 replay, late join and every terminal script): CI's browser regression jobs run it on this head. A full local run is under way, and its result will follow in a comment. - Earlier local runs caught two problems, both fixed here: `terminal-dispose-browser-qa.ts` could not resolve 6.0's `vs/` sources, and `ui-contexts` failed on the usage-row race. - On this head, `terminal-dispose-browser-qa.ts`, `chat-history-browser-qa.ts`, `terminal-arrows-clicks-regression.ts`, `omo-question-wheel-regression.ts`, `ui-regression.ts` and `ui-contexts-regression.ts` pass locally. - **Changelog:** `changelog.d/xterm-6-whole-frames.md`. - **Device checks with native input**, main (`4485f4d6`, xterm 5.5) against this branch (`e3c33e32`). The later commits change only the wheel factor, tests and comments. | Surface | Typed | main | this branch | |---|---|---|---| | Mac Safari 27.0.1, Korean 2-set, native HID keys (test Mac) | `abc` 한글 Space 안녕하세요 Return, then 한 Backspace Return | exact, 30 bytes | exact, 30 bytes | | Mac Safari, Option+Left / Option+Right | | `ESC b` `ESC f` | `ESC b` `ESC f` | | iOS 27 simulator Safari, on-screen Korean keyboard (WebDriverAgent taps) | ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇ Space, 한 Backspace, Return, slow and unpaced | exact, 22 bytes | exact, 22 bytes | | Ovis iOS app (Debug build, WKWebView without a Safari token, #2307) | same | exact, 22 bytes | exact, 22 bytes | | Windows 11 VM, Chromium 153, Microsoft Korean IME through `SendInput` | 한 Backspace Return | `하\r` | `하\r` | | same | `abc` 한글 Space 안녕하세요 Return | identical bytes on both, with one extra DEL after Return on both (the test driver timed out at the same Return, so it may be the driver; not from this change) | same | Faster native typing than about one key per 0.75 s could not be driven reliably on the simulator. - **Windows CI steps in the VM** (`windows-install.test.ps1`, preflight, frozen install, build, the Windows test set, `windows-terminal-browser-qa.ts`): 7 of 7 pass on both main and this branch (45 tests pass, 1 skipped). ## Reviews - **omo-native-code-reviewer:** APPROVE; no CRITICAL or HIGH. - **M1, fixed:** 6.0's trackpad scaling. The patch now keeps one report per row, and `omo-question-wheel-regression.ts` gained a case that sends 12 untrusted pixel wheels of 0.55 rows and expects 6 reports; with 6.0's scaling it gets 2. - **Fixed LOWs:** an Alt+ArrowLeft assertion in `terminal-arrows-clicks-regression.ts`, so the kept mapping cannot silently drop again; and three comments. - **Not changed:** - **L1:** the read-only textarea is checked by reasoning; the device runs above typed only on panes that take input. - **L2:** a stream that stops inside a block now shows its half frame after xterm's 1 s timeout instead of at once. Every pane switch, attach and watch resets the terminal first, so this applies only to a cached tab's re-attach. - **Codex (gpt-6.1-sol, fast, xhigh):** APPROVE on the upgrade, with no findings at any severity. It compared every hunk; typecheck passed, and 2,571 targeted tests pass. - **Codex on the follow-ups** (the wheel hunk, the shared plugin, the test changes): REQUEST CHANGES, both fixed, then APPROVE with no findings. - **MEDIUM:** the Alt+ArrowLeft expectation now follows the page's platform (`ESC b` on a Mac), as xterm decides. - **LOW:** the dispose test again proves the deferral defers. With both modes now expecting no errors, the deferred case asserts the terminal is still alive after xterm's queued frames, and disposed only after the following task. - Codex checked that removing the Alt mapping, or disposing immediately, after the frame only, or not at all, makes those tests fail. - **CodeRabbit on #2331:** one nitpick. The harness should compare acked flow identities, not only counts. Done here. ## Also in this PR - `test(usage): …`: `checkUsageSignInAgain` (from #2309) counted Settings' account rows right after opening the page, before `/api/usage` had drawn them. It failed in 2 of 3 browser-lane runs on this branch and passed once on main. It now waits for the rows. - The browser lane's `ui-regression.ts` fails when TMPDIR is under `$HOME`, because the folder picker shows the path as `~/…`. This is a test assumption, not touched here; the lane was run with TMPDIR under `/tmp`.
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Fixes #1649. On Linux with fcitx4 and Sogou Pinyin (no in-app preedit), picking a Chinese candidate with a number key in the terminal sent the digit and lost the candidate. Space worked.
A plain textarea in Chrome 155 traced the events for
de+2:Stock xterm sends a printable digit from keydown, then ignores that keypress and input as already handled. It sends Space from keypress, which is why Space worked.
The 5.5.0 patch now leaves a plain digit (no Ctrl, Alt or Meta) on Linux to its keypress and input, as Space already is:
charCode.This is a smaller step than xterm.js PR #6037 for #6036: that PR defers every digit and Space on Linux for up to 50 ms. No code is adapted from it.
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scripts/terminal-linux-ime-regression.ts(new, also called fromscripts/ui-regression.ts) replays the recorded trace through the app's terminal and asserts the WS input frames. It covers a digit pick, a Space pick, a word pick (assumed shape: no keypress), two picks in a row, plain12a0and Ctrl+C. It passes with the patch. Without the patch it fails on the first case (2instead of地).的地的地, with no digits.bun run typecheckpasses.bun test scripts/pages-gate.test.tspasses.bun run test:unit: the same 24 failures as unmodifiedmainon this machine (git 2.25 has nogit init -b, proxy and bridge environment). One timing test,a token set: guessing it > counts guesses that arrive together, failed once and then passed 3 of 3 runs alone.bun run test:ui.