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fix(desktop): onboarding explains and installs missing Command Line Tools - #9220
From the biweekly fresh-Mac onboarding walkthrough (page). The run used desktop v2.0.2 on a clean macOS 26 VM with no Xcode Command Line Tools, no Homebrew and no gh.
Blocker. Without the Command Line Tools, /usr/bin/git is Apple's stub. It opens the "install command line developer tools" prompt and fails. Every way to add the first project runs git, and onboarding has no skip. The results:
"Empty project" seemed to do nothing. Apple's prompt opened behind the window.
"Open a folder" → "Initialize & import" went back to the picker with no message.
"Clone a repo" showed the raw xcode-select error.
When Homebrew is missing, the "Install GitHub CLI" tile opens cli.github.com. That page leads with brew install gh.
"Empty project" puts new projects in ~/.superset/projects by default. That folder is hidden and uses the old brand name.
What changed
1. Missing git / Command Line Tools: fixed
New electronTrpc.system.detectGit, built the same way as detectGhCli/detectBrew (execWithShellEnv). On macOS, when the git on PATH is /usr/bin/git, it first checks that xcode-select -p succeeds and that <developer dir>/usr/bin/git exists. Only then does it run git --version. This means the 4 s poll never runs the stub, so it cannot open Apple's prompt again and again. A git found somewhere else on PATH is used directly. If the tools exist but git still refuses to run (for example, the Xcode license was never accepted), the first stderr line comes back in error. Linux and Windows only run git --version.
New electronTrpc.system.installCommandLineTools. It runs xcode-select --install and is macOS only.
Project step (onboarding/project/page.tsx): when git is missing, a quiet row appears above the tiles. It uses the tile background, so there is no new banner style. It says "Paradev needs Git to add a project." with one of these:
macOS without the tools: "On a Mac, Git comes with Apple's Command Line Tools." and an Install Command Line Tools button. After a click: "Finish Apple's installer. This page updates when it's done."
The tools are there but git fails: git's own reason.
Other platforms: "Install Git, then come back." and a Get Git button (git-scm.com/downloads).
While git is missing, the four add-project tiles are disabled, so none of them can fail silently. The page polls every 4 s while git is missing and stops once it works. The row then disappears and the tiles turn on.
Detection can be wrong. If a stub error still gets through, clone, folder import and empty project now show the same plain message, not the raw output.
No skip added. A project here is a git repository: empty project runs git init, and clone, import and templates need git too. The main window cannot do anything useful without git. "Skip for now" was also removed on purpose in feat(desktop): support v1 in onboarding, remove legacy v1 starter surfaces #5185. The way forward is the explanation plus the one-click install, and the page updates when the install finishes.
2. GitHub CLI install link: fixed
On macOS without Homebrew, the tile now opens https://github.com/cli/cli/releases/latest, which has the macOS .pkg. Homebrew users still get the in-app brew install dialog. Other platforms still go to cli.github.com.
3. Default project location: fixed (~/Paradev)
The default is a renderer-only value. It was written out four times (onboarding clone, EmptyProjectModal, NewProjectModal, TemplateGalleryModal). All four now use getDefaultProjectsDir(homeDir), which returns ~/Paradev. Why this does not affect existing users:
Projects store their absolute mainRepoPath, so existing projects and worktrees stay where they are. Worktrees live under ~/.superset/worktrees, which this does not touch.
The host-service only gets parentDir from the caller and creates it when it is missing (ensureParentDirectory). It has no default of its own. v1 createEmptyRepo runs mkdir -p, and v1 clone uses git clone, which creates parent folders.
~/.superset/projects/<repoPath>/config.json (per-machine setup overrides in host-service/runtime/setup/config.ts and desktop/.../setup.ts) is keyed by repo path, not by where projects live. It still works for projects in any location.
No migration reads this path.
Verification
bun test src/lib/trpc/routers/system src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding (apps/desktop): 13 pass, 0 fail. New tests: detect-git.test.ts (7) and isGitToolsMissingError.test.ts (3). To check that the tests can fail, I removed the macOS branch of detectGit. Two tests failed ("does not run the Apple stub…", "treats a developer directory without git as missing tools").
Real-machine check of detectGit with real execFile, PATH=/usr/bin:/bin (so which git = the Apple stub path), on a Mac with Xcode: { installed: true, version: "2.54.0", needsCommandLineTools: false }. With fileExists forced to false (developer dir has no git): { installed: false, needsCommandLineTools: true }, and the stub was not run.
bun run typecheck (apps/desktop): exit 0, no errors.
bun run lint:fix: "Checked 12177 files … No fixes applied."
bun run check:i18n: exit 0. Seven new strings, translated by hand in all 17 locales. "Paradev", "Git", "Apple" and "Command Line Tools" are kept as product names.
Full bun test in apps/desktop: 9030 pass, 36 fail. All 36 failures are in suites that start real git processes or shells (git.test.ts, shell-env.test.ts, worktree import, git-task-handlers, branch-detached-worktree), and the log shows posix_spawn failed: EAGAIN. Re-run on their own, those files pass (39/0 and 28/0). None of them touch the changed code.
UI not verified in the app. I did not run the dev desktop app or drive onboarding over CDP. The worktree had no .env to start the dev stack. This Mac also has Xcode installed, and the Command Line Tools cannot be uninstalled here, so the no-tools state could not be reproduced. There are no screenshots. Before merging, please check on the fresh-Mac VM rig: the project step shows the Install row and disabled tiles, the button opens Apple's installer, and the page updates once the install finishes.
Summary by cubic
Fixes onboarding on a fresh Mac without Apple's Command Line Tools, where /usr/bin/git is a stub that fails (and pops Apple's install prompt) so all four add-project options previously failed silently or showed raw xcode-select errors.
Git missing state
New system.detectGit checks xcode-select before running the stub on macOS so polling never opens Apple's prompt, and system.installCommandLineTools runs xcode-select --install and activates Apple's installer, which otherwise opens behind the Paradev window.
The project step explains why git is missing, offers Install Command Line Tools (or a Git download link outside macOS), disables the add-project tiles, and polls every 4 s until git works. The notice follows Apple's installer window and offers Try again or Show Apple's installer if it closes or never opens, and shows xcode-select's reason inline.
host-service turns stub refusals in clone, init, and folder import into a plain PRECONDITION_FAILED instead of raw output; Open a folder no longer offers git init on a real repo when git cannot run.
Other onboarding fixes
Without Homebrew, the GitHub CLI tile opens the gh release page (which ships the macOS .pkg) instead of cli.github.com, which leads with brew install.
New projects now default to ~/Paradev instead of the hidden ~/.superset/projects; existing projects keep their paths because they store absolute locations, so no migration is needed.
Written for commit 95c4987. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
The onboarding flow now checks whether Git is installed and provides platform-specific setup guidance, including an option to launch Apple’s Command Line Tools installer on macOS.
Project creation and cloning now use a default Paradev folder in your home directory.
GitHub CLI setup links now direct you to the appropriate download page for your platform.
Improvements
Project creation options are unavailable while Git is missing, and Git-related errors include tailored guidance.
Git setup messages are now available in supported languages.
…ools
On a Mac without Apple's Command Line Tools, /usr/bin/git is a stub that
opens Apple's install prompt and fails. Every way to add the first project
runs git, so onboarding failed silently or showed raw xcode-select output.
- Add system.detectGit: on macOS, check xcode-select before running the
stub so polling never opens Apple's prompt. Add
system.installCommandLineTools, which runs `xcode-select --install`.
- Project step: when git is missing, explain why, offer the install (or a
Git download link off macOS), disable the add-project tiles, and poll
every 4s until git works. Stub errors that still get through map to the
same message instead of raw stderr.
- GitHub CLI tile: macOS users without Homebrew go to the gh release page
(which has the .pkg) instead of cli.github.com, which leads with brew.
- New projects default to ~/Paradev instead of the hidden
~/.superset/projects. This is a renderer default only.
Adds Git detection and a macOS Command Line Tools installation flow to onboarding. Updates project setup to handle recognized Git-tool errors and use a shared default projects directory. Adds Git setup messages to locale catalogs.
Changes: Project Onboarding
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Git detection and system routes apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/*
Adds Git detection for macOS, Linux, and Windows, registers system queries and a macOS installer mutation, and tests platform-specific detection results.
Classifies missing Git-tool errors and rethrows them during repository initialization, root detection, and cloning.
Git onboarding and setup messages apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/*, packages/i18n/locales/*/messages.po
Adds Git setup guidance and installer actions, polls for Git status, maps recognized Git-tool errors to onboarding messages, and adjusts the GitHub CLI link by platform. Adds translations for the setup flow.
sequenceDiagram
participant ProjectOnboarding
participant SystemRouter
participant detectGit
participant GitCommand
participant xcodeSelect
ProjectOnboarding->>SystemRouter: Query Git status
SystemRouter->>detectGit: Pass platform and command dependencies
detectGit->>GitCommand: Run platform-specific detection commands
detectGit-->>SystemRouter: Return Git status
SystemRouter-->>ProjectOnboarding: Return installation status
ProjectOnboarding->>SystemRouter: Request Command Line Tools installation
SystemRouter->>xcodeSelect: Run xcode-select --install on macOS
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 95c49
Windows users who install Git during onboarding may still be unable to add a project until they restart the app. Resolve or explicitly accept that limitation before merging.
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### Issue 1
apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/index.ts:98-99
If a Mac user launches from Finder and their working Git is available only on the login-shell `PATH`, `detectGit` can find Apple's stub instead. `execWithShellEnv` preserves the Electron process's `PATH` and only retries after `ENOENT`, which the existing stub does not cause. The host uses the login-shell `PATH`, so all four tiles can stay disabled even though project creation would work. Check Git with the same environment used to start the host.
### Issue 2
apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx:104-111
`gitMissing` is false while the first check is loading, so all four tiles start enabled. A user can open the empty-project or template dialog before detection finishes. Those dialogs remain usable after Git is found missing, so submitting can still fail and open Apple's hidden prompt. Keep project actions disabled until the first check finishes, and block already-open dialogs from submitting while Git is missing.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.
Summary
This PR adds Git detection and a Command Line Tools install button to onboarding.
The project page explains missing Git and unlocks project choices when Git is ready.
The GitHub CLI tile sends macOS users without Homebrew to its releases page.
New projects start in the visible ~/Paradev folder by default.
Kitenite explicitly states that omitting a skip action is intentional because adding a project requires Git. No skip-related finding is reported.
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Working Git can be missed
If a Mac user launches from Finder and their working Git is available only on the login-shell PATH, detectGit can find Apple's stub instead. execWithShellEnv preserves the Electron process's PATH and only retries after ENOENT, which the existing stub does not cause. The host uses the login-shell PATH, so all four tiles can stay disabled even though project creation would work. Check Git with the same environment used to start the host.
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Path: apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/index.ts
Line: 98-99
Comment:
**Working Git can be missed**
If a Mac user launches from Finder and their working Git is available only on the login-shell `PATH`, `detectGit` can find Apple's stub instead. `execWithShellEnv` preserves the Electron process's `PATH` and only retries after `ENOENT`, which the existing stub does not cause. The host uses the login-shell `PATH`, so all four tiles can stay disabled even though project creation would work. Check Git with the same environment used to start the host.
**Knowledge Base Used:**[Disable Startup Shell Environment Resolution](https://app.greptile.com/-/switch-tenant?tenant=personal-org-6810&next=%2Fcustom-context%2Fknowledge-base%2Fparadevai%2Fparadev%2F-%2Freverts%2Frevert_768-20260115-shell-environment-22d9874.md)---
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Project actions start too early
gitMissing is false while the first check is loading, so all four tiles start enabled. A user can open the empty-project or template dialog before detection finishes. Those dialogs remain usable after Git is found missing, so submitting can still fail and open Apple's hidden prompt. Keep project actions disabled until the first check finishes, and block already-open dialogs from submitting while Git is missing.
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Path: apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx
Line: 104-111
Comment:
**Project actions start too early**`gitMissing` is false while the first check is loading, so all four tiles start enabled. A user can open the empty-project or template dialog before detection finishes. Those dialogs remain usable after Git is found missing, so submitting can still fail and open Apple's hidden prompt. Keep project actions disabled until the first check finishes, and block already-open dialogs from submitting while Git is missing.
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8574-8576: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
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Use a natural phrase for completing the installer.
请完成 Apple 安装程序 is unnatural Chinese UI text. Use wording that refers to completing the steps inside the installer.
Proposed wording
-msgstr "请完成 Apple 安装程序。完成后此页面会自动更新。"+msgstr "请完成 Apple 安装程序中的步骤。完成后此页面会自动更新。"
packages/i18n/locales/pl/messages.po: 1
13888-13888: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
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Use the Polish genitive for Git.
In this sentence, potrzebuje requires the genitive. Change Paradev potrzebuje Git to Paradev potrzebuje Gita; Polish technical documentation uses the inflected form. (alfa.im.pwr.edu.pl)
Proposed fix
-msgstr "Paradev potrzebuje Git, aby dodać projekt."+msgstr "Paradev potrzebuje Gita, aby dodać projekt."
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- Around line 104-117: Update the Git detection flow used by detectGit so
Windows refreshes the process PATH after Git is installed and before subsequent
polling checks run. Preserve the existing GIT_POLL_MS polling behavior, but
ensure retries can detect Git without requiring an app restart.
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shell-env npm 4.0.3 source Windows environment implementation shell-env()
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Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sindresorhus/shell-env/v4.0.3/index.js
- shell-env - npm — https://www.npmjs.com/package/shell-env?activeTab=versions
- shell-env: downloads, bundle size, alternatives | JavaScripts.com — https://javascripts.com/packages/shell-env/
- shell-env | Snyk — https://security.snyk.io/package/npm/shell-env
- shell-env CDN by jsDelivr - A CDN for npm and GitHub — https://www.jsdelivr.com/package/npm/shell-env?tab=stats
- …and 15 more
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Microsoft Windows environment variables changes do not affect existing process environment block PATH restart application
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Sources consulted:
- Environment Variables - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/win32/procthread/environment-variables
- Changing Environment Variables - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/changing-environment-variables
- User Environment Variables - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/shell/user-environment-variables
- Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable Method (System) | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/api/system.environment.getenvironmentvariable
- about_Environment_Variables - PowerShell | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_Environment_Variables
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Refresh the Windows PATH after the “Get Git” installation.
On Windows, [email protected] returns the startup process.env, and this runner does not use its forced-refresh path. After Git updates the user/system PATH, polling can continue to run git --version with the old PATH. The tiles can remain disabled until the app restarts or the process environment is explicitly refreshed.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at
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around lines 104 - 117:
Update the Git detection flow used by detectGit so Windows refreshes the process
PATH after Git is installed and before subsequent polling checks run. Preserve
the existing GIT_POLL_MS polling behavior, but ensure retries can detect Git
without requiring an app restart.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
…Tools install
- Follow Apple's installer window: if it closes (or never opens) while git
is still missing, say so and offer Try again plus other ways to get Git.
- 'xcode-select --install' outcomes: already installed refreshes detection;
other failures show xcode-select's reason inline instead of a toast.
- host-service: a git-stub refusal in clone, init and folder import now
returns a plain PRECONDITION_FAILED instead of raw xcode-select output,
and 'Open a folder' no longer offers git init on a real repo when git
cannot run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Verified on a fresh macOS 26 VM: Apple's installer opens behind the
Paradev window, and running xcode-select --install again does not raise
it. Activate it by bundle id once its process exists. Detect the
installer by executable path: pgrep -x never matched because macOS
truncates the process name to 'Install Command'.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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12 issues found across 37 files
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<file name="apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/detect-git.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/detect-git.test.ts:37">
P3: The `/usr/bin/pgrep` call is not mocked in this test, so the mock's "unexpected" guard is silently absorbed by `runOrNull`. Add an explicit pgrep no-match response (`commandError("", 1)`) so the `installerRunning: false` expectation reflects the intended exit-1 path.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/utils/isGitToolsMissingError/isGitToolsMissingError.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/utils/isGitToolsMissingError/isGitToolsMissingError.test.ts:24">
P3: This test hand-copies host-service's `GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE` instead of tying to it. If that message changes, this test keeps passing while the onboarding detector stops matching. Consider a shared constant or a comment that pins the source, so the three copies stay in sync.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/detect-git.ts">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/lib/trpc/routers/system/detect-git.ts:33">
P2: `runOrNull` returns null for every failure, including spawn errors that have nothing to do with git. A transient spawn failure in the darwin branch then reports `needsCommandLineTools: true`, which shows the wrong onboarding guidance. Only treat non-zero exit codes as "not found", and let other errors surface or log a warning.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/git/utils/classify-git-error.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/git/utils/classify-git-error.ts:126">
P2: The new classifier documents an unaccepted Xcode license as a Git-tools-missing case but omits `XCODE_LICENSE_NOT_ACCEPTED_PATTERN` from the predicate. Add that pattern or handle the license separately, otherwise the new project-resolution call sites return `null` or generic errors instead of the normalized `PRECONDITION_FAILED` guidance.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/git/utils/classify-git-error.ts:135">
P2: The same stub refusal now produces two messages: the plain `GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE` from `rethrowGitToolsMissing` (onboarding), and the raw stub text from `rethrowEnvironmentalGitError` (git router). The PR asks for a plain, consistent message. Have `rethrowEnvironmentalGitError` delegate those two patterns to `rethrowGitToolsMissing` so there is one classification.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/project/utils/resolve-repo.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/host-service/src/trpc/router/project/utils/resolve-repo.ts:17">
P3: The new `rethrowGitToolsMissing` wiring in `tryRevParseGitRoot`, `gitInitMainBranch`, and `cloneRepoInto` has no coverage in `resolve-repo.test.ts`. Add a test that stubs a Command Line Tools refusal through one of these paths and asserts `PRECONDITION_FAILED`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/utils/isGitToolsMissingError/isGitToolsMissingError.ts">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/utils/isGitToolsMissingError/isGitToolsMissingError.ts:4">
P2: This classifier misses V1 errors wrapped as `Failed to create repository: xcode-select: ...` because `xcode-select:` must start a line. Match wrapped occurrences so `describeFailure` can show the consistent missing-Git message.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/components/GitMissingNotice/GitMissingNotice.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/components/GitMissingNotice/GitMissingNotice.tsx:71">
P2: The 20-second timeout reports "Apple's installer closed before Git was installed" even when the installer never appeared. Use the existing `failed` copy for this case, since the comment above the timeout says the installer was "never opened".</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/page.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/page.tsx:53">
P3: `openGitHubInstall` treats an unresolved platform as non-macOS. Because the tile is disabled only by `isPendingGh`, an early macOS click opens `cli.github.com` instead of the release page; disable the tile until the platform query resolves or otherwise wait for the platform before choosing the URL.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx:111">
P2: `gitMissing` is false while `detectGit` is pending or has errored, so all project tiles remain enabled before Git is detected. Gate on `gitStatus?.installed !== true` to keep onboarding actions disabled until detection succeeds.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx:218">
P2: V1 clone failures never reach this `catch`: `cloneFromUrl` handles the mutation error, shows its own toast, and returns `null`. Missing Command Line Tools therefore still shows the raw error instead of `gitMissingMessage`; expose a clone error callback or return the failure for this page to classify.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/i18n/locales/pl/messages.po">
<violation number="1" location="packages/i18n/locales/pl/messages.po:13718">
P3: These Polish translations use the wrong case for `Git`, making the onboarding copy ungrammatical. Use `Gita` in both new messages, for example `Inne sposoby na zdobycie Gita` and `Paradev potrzebuje Gita, aby dodać projekt.`</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Renderer as Renderer (React UI)
participant TRPC as electronTrpc (IPC)
participant System as System Router
participant Host as Host Service
participant Shell as execWithShellEnv
participant FS as File System
participant Apple as macOS Tools
Note over Renderer,Apple: Detect git on page load
Renderer->>TRPC: system.detectGit query
TRPC->>System: detectGit()
System->>Shell: execFile("/usr/bin/which", ["git"])
Shell-->>System: git path
alt macOS + git at /usr/bin/git
System->>Shell: execFile("xcode-select", ["-p"])
Shell-->>System: developer dir or error
alt Developer tools missing
System->>Shell: execFile("pgrep", ["-f", "Install Command Line Developer Tools"])
Shell-->>System: installer PID or null
System-->>Renderer: { installed: false, needsCommandLineTools: true, installerRunning }
else Developer dir exists + git present
System->>Shell: git --version
Shell-->>System: version
System-->>Renderer: { installed: true, version }
end
else Non-macOS or git elsewhere
System->>Shell: git --version
Shell-->>System: version or error
System-->>Renderer: result
end
Renderer->>TRPC: system.detectGhCli query
TRPC->>System: detectGhCli()
System->>Shell: gh --version
Shell-->>System: version or error
alt git missing
Renderer->>Renderer: Show GitMissingNotice, disable tiles
loop Every 4s
Renderer->>TRPC: system.detectGit query
TRPC->>System: detectGit()
System-->>Renderer: git status
alt git becomes available
Renderer->>Renderer: Hide notice, enable tiles
end
end
end
Note over Renderer,Apple: User clicks Install Command Line Tools
Renderer->>TRPC: installCommandLineTools mutation
TRPC->>System: installCommandLineTools()
System->>Shell: execFile("xcode-select", ["--install"])
Shell-->>System: success or error
alt already installed
System->>System: invalidate detectGit
System-->>Renderer: { status: "already-installed" }
else installed requested
loop Up to 20 attempts
System->>Shell: pgrep installer
alt installer process found
System->>Shell: open -b com.apple.dt.CommandLineTools...
System-->>Renderer: { status: "requested" }
else not yet
System->>System: wait 250ms
end
end
end
Renderer->>Renderer: Track installer state machine
alt installer closes before git installed
Renderer->>Renderer: phase = "closed"
Renderer->>Renderer: Show "Try again" + "Other ways to get Git"
end
Note over Renderer,Host: User attempts clone/import (git error path)
Renderer->>Host: cloneRepoInto / git init
Host->>Host: run git command
alt git stub refuses (no tools)
Host->>Host: rethrowGitToolsMissing()
Host-->>Renderer: PRECONDITION_FAILED (plain message)
Renderer->>Renderer: isGitToolsMissingError -> show friendly notice
else git works
Host-->>Renderer: success
end
Note over Renderer,Host: gh CLI tile click
Renderer->>TRPC: getPlatform query
TRPC-->>Renderer: platform
alt macOS
Renderer->>Renderer: open github.com/cli/cli/releases/latest
else other platforms
Renderer->>Renderer: open cli.github.com
end
Note over Renderer,FS: Default project directory
Renderer->>Renderer: getDefaultProjectsDir(homeDir)
Renderer-->>Renderer: ~/Paradev
Renderer->>Host: create/clone with parentDir = ~/Paradev
Host->>FS: ensureParentDirectory
FS-->>Host: directory created
Host-->>Renderer: project created
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P2: runOrNull returns null for every failure, including spawn errors that have nothing to do with git. A transient spawn failure in the darwin branch then reports needsCommandLineTools: true, which shows the wrong onboarding guidance. Only treat non-zero exit codes as "not found", and let other errors surface or log a warning.
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<comment>`runOrNull` returns null for every failure, including spawn errors that have nothing to do with git. A transient spawn failure in the darwin branch then reports `needsCommandLineTools: true`, which shows the wrong onboarding guidance. Only treat non-zero exit codes as "not found", and let other errors surface or log a warning.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,101 @@
+): Promise<string | null> {
+ try {
+ return (await run(command, args)).trim() || null;
+ } catch {
+ return null;
+ }
</file context>
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P2: The same stub refusal now produces two messages: the plain GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE from rethrowGitToolsMissing (onboarding), and the raw stub text from rethrowEnvironmentalGitError (git router). The PR asks for a plain, consistent message. Have rethrowEnvironmentalGitError delegate those two patterns to rethrowGitToolsMissing so there is one classification.
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<comment>The same stub refusal now produces two messages: the plain `GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE` from `rethrowGitToolsMissing` (onboarding), and the raw stub text from `rethrowEnvironmentalGitError` (git router). The PR asks for a plain, consistent message. Have `rethrowEnvironmentalGitError` delegate those two patterns to `rethrowGitToolsMissing` so there is one classification.</comment>
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@@ -112,6 +112,31 @@ const PUSH_REFUSED_PATTERN = /^error: failed to push some refs to '/im;
+ if (!isGitToolsMissingError(error)) return;
+ throw new TRPCError({
+ code: "PRECONDITION_FAILED",
+ message: GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE,
+ cause: { kind: "GIT_ENVIRONMENT" },
+ });
</file context>
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P2: This classifier misses V1 errors wrapped as Failed to create repository: xcode-select: ... because xcode-select: must start a line. Match wrapped occurrences so describeFailure can show the consistent missing-Git message.
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<comment>This classifier misses V1 errors wrapped as `Failed to create repository: xcode-select: ...` because `xcode-select:` must start a line. Match wrapped occurrences so `describeFailure` can show the consistent missing-Git message.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+// Apple's /usr/bin/git stub prints one of these instead of running git when
+// no developer tools are installed.
+const APPLE_GIT_STUB_PATTERN =
+ /^xcode-select: (?:.*no developer tools were found|Failed to locate 'git')/im;
+// host-service's GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE for the same refusal.
+const HOST_GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_PATTERN =
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P2: The 20-second timeout reports "Apple's installer closed before Git was installed" even when the installer never appeared. Use the existing failed copy for this case, since the comment above the timeout says the installer was "never opened".
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<comment>The 20-second timeout reports "Apple's installer closed before Git was installed" even when the installer never appeared. Use the existing `failed` copy for this case, since the comment above the timeout says the installer was "never opened".</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,172 @@
+ appearTimer.current = setTimeout(() => {
+ setPhase((current) =>
+ current.kind === "requested" && !current.sawInstaller
+ ? { kind: "closed" }
+ : current,
+ );
</file context>
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P2: The new classifier documents an unaccepted Xcode license as a Git-tools-missing case but omits XCODE_LICENSE_NOT_ACCEPTED_PATTERN from the predicate. Add that pattern or handle the license separately, otherwise the new project-resolution call sites return null or generic errors instead of the normalized PRECONDITION_FAILED guidance.
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<comment>The new classifier documents an unaccepted Xcode license as a Git-tools-missing case but omits `XCODE_LICENSE_NOT_ACCEPTED_PATTERN` from the predicate. Add that pattern or handle the license separately, otherwise the new project-resolution call sites return `null` or generic errors instead of the normalized `PRECONDITION_FAILED` guidance.</comment>
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@@ -112,6 +112,31 @@ const PUSH_REFUSED_PATTERN = /^error: failed to push some refs to '/im;
+ const message = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error);
+ return (
+ XCODE_SELECT_NO_TOOLS_PATTERN.test(message) ||
+ XCODE_SELECT_GIT_NOT_LOCATED_PATTERN.test(message)
+ );
+}
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P3: The /usr/bin/pgrep call is not mocked in this test, so the mock's "unexpected" guard is silently absorbed by runOrNull. Add an explicit pgrep no-match response (commandError("", 1)) so the installerRunning: false expectation reflects the intended exit-1 path.
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<comment>The `/usr/bin/pgrep` call is not mocked in this test, so the mock's "unexpected" guard is silently absorbed by `runOrNull`. Add an explicit pgrep no-match response (`commandError("", 1)`) so the `installerRunning: false` expectation reflects the intended exit-1 path.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,145 @@
+ test("does not run the Apple stub when no developer tools are installed", async () => {
+ const { deps, calls } = makeDeps("darwin", {
+ "/usr/bin/which git": "/usr/bin/git\n",
+ "/usr/bin/xcode-select -p": commandError(
+ "xcode-select: error: unable to get active developer directory",
+ 2,
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P3: This test hand-copies host-service's GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE instead of tying to it. If that message changes, this test keeps passing while the onboarding detector stops matching. Consider a shared constant or a comment that pins the source, so the three copies stay in sync.
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<comment>This test hand-copies host-service's `GIT_TOOLS_MISSING_MESSAGE` instead of tying to it. If that message changes, this test keeps passing while the onboarding detector stops matching. Consider a shared constant or a comment that pins the source, so the three copies stay in sync.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+ test("matches host-service's plain message", () => {
+ expect(
+ isGitToolsMissingError(
+ "Git can't run because Apple's Command Line Tools aren't installed on this Mac.",
+ ),
+ ).toBe(true);
</file context>
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P3: The new rethrowGitToolsMissing wiring in tryRevParseGitRoot, gitInitMainBranch, and cloneRepoInto has no coverage in resolve-repo.test.ts. Add a test that stubs a Command Line Tools refusal through one of these paths and asserts PRECONDITION_FAILED.
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<comment>The new `rethrowGitToolsMissing` wiring in `tryRevParseGitRoot`, `gitInitMainBranch`, and `cloneRepoInto` has no coverage in `resolve-repo.test.ts`. Add a test that stubs a Command Line Tools refusal through one of these paths and asserts `PRECONDITION_FAILED`.</comment>
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@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ import {
isPermissionDenied,
isUnreadable,
} from "../../../../runtime/path-state";
+import { rethrowGitToolsMissing } from "../../git/utils/classify-git-error";
import {
findMatchingRemote,
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P3: openGitHubInstall treats an unresolved platform as non-macOS. Because the tile is disabled only by isPendingGh, an early macOS click opens cli.github.com instead of the release page; disable the tile until the platform query resolves or otherwise wait for the platform before choosing the URL.
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<comment>`openGitHubInstall` treats an unresolved platform as non-macOS. Because the tile is disabled only by `isPendingGh`, an early macOS click opens `cli.github.com` instead of the release page; disable the tile until the platform query resolves or otherwise wait for the platform before choosing the URL.</comment>
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@@ -46,7 +48,12 @@ function OnboardingDashboardPage() {
- window.open("https://cli.github.com/", "_blank", "noopener,noreferrer");
+ // cli.github.com leads with `brew install gh`; the release page has the .pkg.
+ const url =
+ platform === "darwin"
+ ? GH_CLI_LATEST_RELEASE_URL
+ : "https://cli.github.com/";
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P3: These Polish translations use the wrong case for Git, making the onboarding copy ungrammatical. Use Gita in both new messages, for example Inne sposoby na zdobycie Gita and Paradev potrzebuje Gita, aby dodać projekt.
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<comment>These Polish translations use the wrong case for `Git`, making the onboarding copy ungrammatical. Use `Gita` in both new messages, for example `Inne sposoby na zdobycie Gita` and `Paradev potrzebuje Gita, aby dodać projekt.`</comment>
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@@ -13692,6 +13714,9 @@ msgstr "Inne osoby używają tego projektu. Wpisz <0>{projectName}</0>, aby potw
msgstr "Pozostali członkowie zespołu"
+msgid "Other ways to get Git"
+msgstr "Inne sposoby na zdobycie Git"
+
msgid "Other ways to reach us"
</file context>
This file defines two components: GitMissingNotice and NoticeRow. The repository rule allows one component per file. Create components/NoticeRow/NoticeRow.tsx with an index.ts re-export. Import it into GitMissingNotice.tsx.
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around lines 152 - 172:
Move the NoticeRow component out of GitMissingNotice.tsx into its own NoticeRow
component file, add the requested index.ts re-export, and import NoticeRow into
GitMissingNotice.tsx. Preserve its current props and rendering.
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- Around line 152-172: Move the NoticeRow component out of GitMissingNotice.tsx
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From the biweekly fresh-Mac onboarding walkthrough (page). The run used desktop v2.0.2 on a clean macOS 26 VM with no Xcode Command Line Tools, no Homebrew and no
gh./usr/bin/gitis Apple's stub. It opens the "install command line developer tools" prompt and fails. Every way to add the first project runs git, and onboarding has no skip. The results:xcode-selecterror.brew install gh.~/.superset/projectsby default. That folder is hidden and uses the old brand name.What changed
1. Missing git / Command Line Tools: fixed
electronTrpc.system.detectGit, built the same way asdetectGhCli/detectBrew(execWithShellEnv). On macOS, when thegiton PATH is/usr/bin/git, it first checks thatxcode-select -psucceeds and that<developer dir>/usr/bin/gitexists. Only then does it rungit --version. This means the 4 s poll never runs the stub, so it cannot open Apple's prompt again and again. A git found somewhere else on PATH is used directly. If the tools exist but git still refuses to run (for example, the Xcode license was never accepted), the first stderr line comes back inerror. Linux and Windows only rungit --version.electronTrpc.system.installCommandLineTools. It runsxcode-select --installand is macOS only.onboarding/project/page.tsx): when git is missing, a quiet row appears above the tiles. It uses the tile background, so there is no new banner style. It says "Paradev needs Git to add a project." with one of these:git init, and clone, import and templates need git too. The main window cannot do anything useful without git. "Skip for now" was also removed on purpose in feat(desktop): support v1 in onboarding, remove legacy v1 starter surfaces #5185. The way forward is the explanation plus the one-click install, and the page updates when the install finishes.2. GitHub CLI install link: fixed
On macOS without Homebrew, the tile now opens
https://github.com/cli/cli/releases/latest, which has the macOS.pkg. Homebrew users still get the in-appbrew installdialog. Other platforms still go to cli.github.com.3. Default project location: fixed (
~/Paradev)The default is a renderer-only value. It was written out four times (onboarding clone,
EmptyProjectModal,NewProjectModal,TemplateGalleryModal). All four now usegetDefaultProjectsDir(homeDir), which returns~/Paradev. Why this does not affect existing users:mainRepoPath, so existing projects and worktrees stay where they are. Worktrees live under~/.superset/worktrees, which this does not touch.parentDirfrom the caller and creates it when it is missing (ensureParentDirectory). It has no default of its own. v1createEmptyReporunsmkdir -p, and v1 clone usesgit clone, which creates parent folders.~/.superset/projects/<repoPath>/config.json(per-machine setup overrides inhost-service/runtime/setup/config.tsanddesktop/.../setup.ts) is keyed by repo path, not by where projects live. It still works for projects in any location.Verification
bun test src/lib/trpc/routers/system src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding(apps/desktop): 13 pass, 0 fail. New tests:detect-git.test.ts(7) andisGitToolsMissingError.test.ts(3). To check that the tests can fail, I removed the macOS branch ofdetectGit. Two tests failed ("does not run the Apple stub…", "treats a developer directory without git as missing tools").detectGitwith realexecFile, PATH=/usr/bin:/bin(sowhich git= the Apple stub path), on a Mac with Xcode:{ installed: true, version: "2.54.0", needsCommandLineTools: false }. WithfileExistsforced to false (developer dir has no git):{ installed: false, needsCommandLineTools: true }, and the stub was not run.bun run typecheck(apps/desktop): exit 0, no errors.bun run lint:fix: "Checked 12177 files … No fixes applied."bun run check:i18n: exit 0. Seven new strings, translated by hand in all 17 locales. "Paradev", "Git", "Apple" and "Command Line Tools" are kept as product names.bun testin apps/desktop: 9030 pass, 36 fail. All 36 failures are in suites that start real git processes or shells (git.test.ts,shell-env.test.ts, worktree import,git-task-handlers,branch-detached-worktree), and the log showsposix_spawn failed: EAGAIN. Re-run on their own, those files pass (39/0 and 28/0). None of them touch the changed code.UI not verified in the app. I did not run the dev desktop app or drive onboarding over CDP. The worktree had no
.envto start the dev stack. This Mac also has Xcode installed, and the Command Line Tools cannot be uninstalled here, so the no-tools state could not be reproduced. There are no screenshots. Before merging, please check on the fresh-Mac VM rig: the project step shows the Install row and disabled tiles, the button opens Apple's installer, and the page updates once the install finishes.Summary by cubic
Fixes onboarding on a fresh Mac without Apple's Command Line Tools, where
/usr/bin/gitis a stub that fails (and pops Apple's install prompt) so all four add-project options previously failed silently or showed rawxcode-selecterrors.Git missing state
system.detectGitchecksxcode-selectbefore running the stub on macOS so polling never opens Apple's prompt, andsystem.installCommandLineToolsrunsxcode-select --installand activates Apple's installer, which otherwise opens behind the Paradev window.xcode-select's reason inline.PRECONDITION_FAILEDinstead of raw output;Open a folderno longer offersgit initon a real repo when git cannot run.Other onboarding fixes
.pkg) instead of cli.github.com, which leads withbrew install.~/Paradevinstead of the hidden~/.superset/projects; existing projects keep their paths because they store absolute locations, so no migration is needed.Written for commit 95c4987. Summary will update on new commits.
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Paradevfolder in your home directory.