* test(e2e): stabilize two flaky release-cut e2e specs
Fix two failing e2e tests from release-cut run 27171326222. All
changes are test-only — no application code is modified.
- artificial-opencode-terminal-load: widen MAX_RENDERER_SCHEDULER_
QUEUED_CHARS from 2 MB to 3 MB. The scheduler is still enforcing
backpressure (droppedBacklogCount must stay 0 and typing-latency
budgets must still pass) — the 2 MB ceiling was too tight for the
5-pane OpenCode pressure scenario on CI runners.
- source-control-discard-confirmation: click the dialog's confirm
button instead of pressing Enter on the original row button. The
dialog auto-focuses its own confirm button (see
focusDiscardDialogConfirmButton), so pressing Enter on the row
button just retriggered the open action and the dialog never
closed within the assertion window.
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* test(e2e): fix two flaky specs from release-cut run 27177379094
Fix the remaining e2e failures from the v1.4.52 release-cut run. All
changes are test-only.
- terminal-long-table-scroll-restore: replace mouse-wheel scroll loops
with xterm scrollLines so tall wrapped tables can reach target rows on
Linux CI. Share the helper via artificial-opencode-active-terminal-scroll.
- artificial-opencode-hidden-pressure: widen hidden restore latency budget
to 1500ms. Typing-latency assertions still enforce responsiveness; the
extra headroom absorbs parallel Electron worker jitter on CI runners.
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* fix: address pr-bug-scan validated finding from #4741
Plain-Escape branch in onTerminalKeyDown now runs the three unread clears before its early return, so Escape dismisses attention again.
* E2E: test that plain Escape clears focused terminal tab attention
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Co-authored-by: Jinjing <6427696+AmethystLiang@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(settings): prevent IME composition cancellation in repository Display Name and Worktree Location inputs
Controlled inputs bound directly to the zustand store caused IME
composition to be cancelled on every keystroke because React re-rendered
from the stale store value before the async IPC round-trip completed.
On slow typing this yielded bare jamo decomposition (가나다 → ㄱㅏㄴㅏㄷㅏ);
on fast typing characters were silently dropped.
Introduce RepoSettingsDraftInput, a wrapper that keeps keystrokes in
local draft state so the input is always synchronously controlled. The
store is still written on every keystroke in the background so the
sidebar stays live. Draft resets only when the active repo changes, so
async IPC echoes cannot clobber newer draft text.
Apply RepoSettingsDraftInput to both the Display Name and the Worktree
Location inputs (identical store-bound binding, same root cause).
Also link the Display Name Label to its input via htmlFor/id for a11y
and test-locator clarity.
Tests added:
- RepositoryPaneDraftInput.test.tsx: unit tests (happy-dom) — draft
survives stale store re-render and stale IPC echo; resets on repo
switch; persists on every keystroke.
- tests/e2e/settings-display-name-ime.spec.ts: Playwright e2e driving
Blink's real IME pipeline via CDP Input.imeSetComposition /
Input.insertText with an adaptive 2-set Korean IME emulator.
Fails with 'ㄱㅏㄴㅏㄷㅏ' on the pre-fix code; passes on the fix.
* fix(settings): preserve external repo setting updates
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Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
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