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🟡 Medium issue/issueProjects.logic.ts:48
A URL naming a deduplicated worktree project resolves to options[0] instead of that repository’s representative, so _chat.issues.tsx loads the issue number against an unrelated project or fails to load it. issueProjectOptions drops the alternate projectId, leaving resolveIssueProject unable to match it; preserve the deduplicated IDs and resolve them before falling back.
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In file @apps/web/src/components/issue/issueProjects.logic.ts around line 48:
A URL naming a deduplicated worktree project resolves to `options[0]` instead of that repository’s representative, so `_chat.issues.tsx` loads the issue number against an unrelated project or fails to load it. `issueProjectOptions` drops the alternate `projectId`, leaving `resolveIssueProject` unable to match it; preserve the deduplicated IDs and resolve them before falling back.
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| variant="outline" | ||
| disabled={issues.isLoadingMore} | ||
| onClick={issues.hasMore ? issues.loadMore : issues.refresh} |
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🟡 Medium issue/IssueBrowser.tsx:221
After a page request fails, this button still calls issues.loadMore because hasMore remains true, but the cursor is already in pagination.cursors, so loadMore does nothing and users cannot retry pagination. Route clicks to issues.refresh when issues.error !== null.
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apps/web/src/state/issues.ts:100
A failed load-more request cannot be retried with the load-more button. After page 1 succeeds with cursor C and the first request for page 2 fails,
merged.nextCursorremains C (Effect v4 AsyncResult.value documentation says failures only supply a previous success, so a never-successful page contributes no value). C is already inpagination.cursors, soloadMorereturnscurrentwithout refreshing the failed atom.IssueBrowser.tsxlines 212–224 still selectsissues.loadMorewhenhasMoreis true, leaving this button permanently ineffective after a transient error. Retry the failed page atom instead of treating its cursor as successfully loaded.
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After a page request fails, this button still calls `issues.loadMore` because `hasMore` remains true, but the cursor is already in `pagination.cursors`, so `loadMore` does nothing and users cannot retry pagination. Route clicks to `issues.refresh` when `issues.error !== null`.
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- apps/web/src/state/issues.ts:100 -- A failed load-more request cannot be retried with the load-more button. After page 1 succeeds with cursor C and the first request for page 2 fails, `merged.nextCursor` remains C (Effect v4 AsyncResult.value documentation says failures only supply a previous success, so a never-successful page contributes no value). C is already in `pagination.cursors`, so `loadMore` returns `current` without refreshing the failed atom. `IssueBrowser.tsx` lines 212–224 still selects `issues.loadMore` when `hasMore` is true, leaving this button permanently ineffective after a transient error. Retry the failed page atom instead of treating its cursor as successfully loaded.
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🟡 Medium lib/openIssueLink.ts:51
A Forgejo repository with the same canonical key is matched here, so its issue link is intercepted and opened with tracker: "github"; GitHubIssueProvider.repositoryOf then rejects the repository and the issue never loads. Since this match checks only canonicalKey, also require the repository identity's provider to be GitHub.
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Adds an Issues page (sidebar, command palette) that lists a project's issues with search, state, assignee and label filters, and opens one to read its description, labels, assignees, state and comments, with Open in GitHub for everything else (pingdotgg#11067). In a thread, the panel's surface menu gains Issues (I): the thread project's issues beside the conversation, each selected issue opening as its own tab. GitHub issue links in chat and pull request descriptions open there too, including `pingdotgg#123` references that turn out to be issues rather than pull requests; outside a thread they open the Issues page. Issue trackers sit behind their own provider interface (apps/server/src/issue/IssueProvider.ts) rather than the source control driver, so a tracker that is not a git host can be added beside GitHub. GitHub reads through the existing GitHub API client, sharing its credentials, quota reserve and rate-limit pause with pull requests. Listings are cursor-paginated per page, cached on the server for 30s (identical reads coalesce, failures are not kept) and per page on the client. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Open issue #18554 requires the same Claude thread to use credentials after claude auth login, without requiring a new thread. The reviewed changes add GitHub issue browsing, RPCs, panels, tabs, and … |
Update the Claude provider or orchestration flow to refresh or replace the stale Claude CLI process after a successful re-login. Add automated coverage for the same-thread re-login case. |
| Out of Scope Changes check | |
The pull request adds GitHub issue providers, issue RPCs, an Issues route, issue panels and tabs, and issue-link handling. These changes do not support issue #18554, which concerns Claude authenticati… |
Remove the issue-browsing changes from this pull request, or link them to the issue that defines the issue-browsing requirements. Address issue #18554 in a separate change. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding GitHub issue browsing beside pull requests. Description check The description includes complete Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It documents behavior, scope limits, approval context, focused tests, manual checks, unchecked areas, …
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#18554requires the same Claude thread to use credentials afterclaude auth login, without requiring a new thread. The reviewed changes add GitHub issue browsing, RPCs, panels, tabs, and link handling. They do not change Claude authentication or live CLI process reuse. The reported tests also do not cover re-login in the same Claude thread.
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#18554, which concerns Claude authentication inapps/server. The changes are unrelated to the directly linked issue.
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- Around line 296-302: In the GitHub error mapping, replace the raw
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| new IssueProviderError({ | ||
| tracker: "github", | ||
| operation: input.operation, | ||
| reason: gitHubProviderFailure(error).reason, | ||
| detail: error.message, | ||
| cause: error, | ||
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CWE: CWE-209 — Generation of Error Message Containing Sensitive Information
Bound the GitHub provider detail before creating IssueProviderError.
gitHubProviderFailure normalizes only the reason. IssueService copies detail into IssueError, and the RPC and web formatter expose IssueError.message to the UI. Replace error.message with bounded text mapped from the normalized reason. Keep the raw error in cause. The IssueService and contract changes are not required for this disclosure fix.
Use bounded reason-specific detail
--- "a/apps/server/src/issue/GitHubIssueProvider.ts"
+++ "b/apps/server/src/issue/GitHubIssueProvider.ts"
@@ -291,16 +291,26 @@
variables: input.variables,
})
.pipe(
- Effect.mapError(
- (error) =>
- new IssueProviderError({
+ Effect.mapError((error) => {
+ const failure = gitHubProviderFailure(error);
+ const detail =
+ failure.reason === "unauthenticated"
+ ? "GitHub authentication is required."
+ : failure.reason === "rate-limited"
+ ? "GitHub API rate limit exceeded."
+ : failure.reason === "not-found"
+ ? "GitHub could not find the requested issue."
+ : failure.reason === "missing-tool"
+ ? "The GitHub CLI is not available."
+ : "GitHub issue request failed.";
+ return new IssueProviderError({
tracker: "github",
operation: input.operation,
- reason: gitHubProviderFailure(error).reason,
- detail: error.message,
+ reason: failure.reason,
+ detail,
cause: error,
- }),
- ),
+ });
+ }),
Effect.flatMap((raw) => {
const decoded = input.decode(raw.trim());
return Result.isSuccess(decoded)The established impact is disclosure of upstream GitHub diagnostic text to an authenticated external client. The available code does not show that these messages always contain secrets.
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| export const issueEnvironment = createIssueEnvironmentAtoms(connectionAtomRuntime); | ||
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| /** Rows per page. Small enough to arrive quickly, large enough that most lists are one page. */ | ||
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Remove the export from ISSUE_PAGE_SIZE; it currently fails Knip in CI.
The Lint job fails because vp run knip:check reports ISSUE_PAGE_SIZE as an unused export. Only this module uses the constant. Make it module-private. The coding guidelines say: "Did you run knip? A new export with no importer fails it."
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--- "a/apps/web/src/state/issues.ts"
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export const issueEnvironment = createIssueEnvironmentAtoms(connectionAtomRuntime);
/** Rows per page. Small enough to arrive quickly, large enough that most lists are one page. */
-export const ISSUE_PAGE_SIZE = 50;
+const ISSUE_PAGE_SIZE = 50;
const FIRST_PAGE: ReadonlyArray<string | undefined> = [undefined];
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| * so loading more never re-reads the pages already shown, and a page revisited within the stale | ||
| * time is served from memory. The server keeps its own short cache shared by every client. | ||
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| export function createIssueEnvironmentAtoms<R, E>( |
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The new shared issue atoms are consumed only by apps/web/src/state/issues.ts; I checked apps/mobile navigation and state and found no issue screen or consumer, while apps/mobile/src/features/pull-requests/pullRequestNavigation.test.ts still treats GitHub issue links as external. Consequently iOS and Android users cannot browse the issue list or detail at all even though this is a new client feature; wire these atoms into native navigation and link handling.
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When a #123 reference actually denotes a PR but readPreview returns Failure because GitHub is offline, unauthenticated, or rate-limited, PullRequestLinkPreview invokes this fallback just as it does for not-found. This callback now claims the original /issues/123 URL and opens an issue panel without verifying its type, so an actual PR is sent to a failing issue detail instead of falling back to its GitHub URL; only attempt the issue fallback after a confirmed PR-not-found/issue read.
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For a checked-out Forgejo/Codeberg project, its normal /owner/repo/issues/12 URL passes parseGitHubIssueUrl, and this canonical-key-only comparison finds the project even though repositoryIdentity.provider is forgejo. useOpenIssueLink then prevents the ordinary link and opens a GitHub issue surface that the server rejects as unsupported, so require the matched identity to be a GitHub repository before intercepting the click.
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When chat links to an issue in a different project on the same environment, useOpenIssueLink records that matched project's projectId on the surface, but this always supplies the active thread's worktree as cwd. PullRequestMarkdown resolves relative links and media against cwd, so those links open files from the wrong repository (or fail); look up the surface project's workspace and use the thread worktree only when the project IDs match.
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- Around line 100-102: Expose a retry action from the issue state flow that
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Retry the failed page when it is already in the cursor list.
When page two fails, AsyncResult.value excludes it from the merged pages. The merged cursor remains page one’s cursor, which is already in pagination.cursors. loadMore therefore returns without changing state.
IssueBrowser calls loadMore while hasMore is true, so the displayed “Load more issues” control cannot retry page two. The header refresh is a workaround, but it resets the list and discards the loaded-page state.
Expose a retry action that refreshes the failed page atom and use it when issues.error is present.
Suggested fix
diff --git a/apps/web/src/state/issues.ts b/apps/web/src/state/issues.ts
@@
const loadMore = useCallback(() => {
if (targetKey === null || nextCursor === null) return;
setPagination((current) => {
const loaded = current.targetKey === targetKey ? current.cursors : FIRST_PAGE;
return loaded.includes(nextCursor)
? current
: { targetKey, cursors: [...loaded, nextCursor] };
});
}, [nextCursor, targetKey]);
+ const retry = useCallback(() => {
+ const failedIndex = results.findIndex((result) => result._tag === "Failure");
+ const failedPage = failedIndex === -1 ? undefined : pageAtoms[failedIndex];
+ if (failedPage !== undefined) appAtomRegistry.refresh(failedPage);
+ }, [pageAtoms, results]);
@@
failure,
refresh,
loadMore,
+ retry,
};
}
diff --git a/apps/web/src/components/issue/IssueBrowser.tsx b/apps/web/src/components/issue/IssueBrowser.tsx
@@
- onClick={issues.hasMore ? issues.loadMore : issues.refresh}
+ onClick={
+ issues.error !== null
+ ? issues.retry
+ : issues.hasMore
+ ? issues.loadMore
+ : issues.refresh
+ }
>
- {issues.isLoadingMore ? "Loading..." : issues.hasMore ? "Load more issues" : "Retry"}
+ {issues.isLoadingMore
+ ? "Loading..."
+ : issues.error !== null
+ ? "Retry"
+ : issues.hasMore
+ ? "Load more issues"
+ : "Retry"}
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/state/issues.ts around lines 100 - 102:
Expose a retry action from the issue state flow that refreshes the atom for the
failed page, and update IssueBrowser’s control to invoke it when issues.error is
present. Keep loadMore for normal pagination and refresh for the existing
full-list refresh behavior.
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Problem
There is nowhere in T3 Code to read a project's issues. To find the issue a thread should work on, users leave the app for GitHub, and issue links in chat or in a pull request description open the browser.
Change
#123references that turn out to be issues rather than pull requests, which used to open GitHub. A link to a repository no project checks out stays an ordinary link; Cmd/Ctrl-click still opens the browser.Issue trackers sit behind their own provider interface (
apps/server/src/issue/IssueProvider.ts) rather than the source-control driver, so a tracker that isn't a git host can be added beside GitHub later. GitHub reads go through the existing GitHub API client, so issues share credentials, quota reserve and rate-limit pauses with pull requests. Listings are cursor-paginated; the server caches each read for 30s (identical reads coalesce, failures are not kept) and the client caches per page. New RPCs:issues.sources,issues.list,issues.detail, behind a newissuesenvironment capability.Scope and approval
Discussion #17977 (converted from #11067). Maintainer direction: #17977 (comment), which asks for a GitHub-first, paginated, cached, provider-aware
issuescapability with list/detail RPCs, an/issuesroute and a sidebar item, following the Pull Requests stack.This goes one step past that first slice: the thread Issues surface and in-app issue links reuse the same list and detail components, so a thread can show its issue without leaving it. Thread-from-issue and mobile are not included.
This is the smaller path the comment asks for, as an alternative to #6315 (and #18456, which builds on it). It takes no code from either.
A follow-up PR adds Linear behind the same interface without changing the GitHub code.
Verification
vp test run:apps/server/src/issue(search query building, GraphQL decoding, caching and settings invalidation: 13 tests) and the web tests for the panel store, panel tabs and keyboard shortcuts, link parsing, page merging and project resolution (124 tests). All pass.Before:
mainhas no Issues surface; the thread panel's "Open a surface" menu has no Issues entry.After:
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