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- separate stable command identities from executable command payloads - move RCSB download and structure arguments into chitin-command - distinguish command descriptors from search and presentation metadata - route CLI and desktop forms through the shared typed command model - remove form-specific invocation semantics from the core command layer - add coverage for parameterized commands and validated RCSB arguments
- parse RCSB download and structure inspection commands into typed commands - support quoted arguments, escape sequences, and inline option values - resolve argumentless commands from their stable dotted identifiers - report malformed commands through structured parse errors - add unit and documentation tests for command parsing
- add frontend-neutral execution contexts, events, progress, and outcomes - introduce chitin-command-runtime for database and structure workflows - route CLI downloads, inspection, and validation through CommandExecutor - reuse the shared executor for desktop RCSB download tasks - remove duplicated CLI and desktop execution and output-path logic - preserve frontend-specific rendering and task-center integration
- add the chitin-builtin-shell workspace crate - support interactive, agent, and system command invocations - accept both command-line text and structured typed commands - route portable commands through the shared command executor - expose frontend commands for desktop-side dispatch - retain correlated execution history, progress, artifacts, and transcript state - support history navigation and cooperative command cancellation - add tests for routing, agent submissions, execution, history, and cancellation
- attach a shared built-in shell session to ChitinApp - route frontend commands through the existing desktop dispatcher - execute portable shell commands through the background task center - return correlated structured results to terminal and agent callers - share cancellation tokens between shell submissions and background tasks - forward command progress, messages, and artifacts into task snapshots - reserve RCSB output paths against overlapping shell downloads - notify GPUI safely as background shell tasks change state - reuse generic command-event projection for existing RCSB tasks#
- add reusable terminal viewport and command-block composite components - render command output, progress, errors, and results beneath each invocation - preserve rejected commands in shell history - add Shift+T terminal toggle command and scoped keybinding - support history navigation and foreground command cancellation - add a resizable bottom terminal panel with persistent height - reuse the shared close icon in the terminal header
- add reusable bottom dock state, controls, and rendering - move terminal visibility, resizing, and close behavior into the dock - render the dock as an overlay without resizing the document area - support downward and upward resizing across dock boundaries - keep the dock extensible for future workbench tools
Remove the unreachable ClearScene scaffolding and the unused ChitinWgpuDocumentPanel::new constructor. Require callers to provide an explicit WgpuPanelScene through new_with_scene, while retaining ClearRenderer for the browser WASM background renderer.#
- introduce explicit portable and frontend command types - classify commands through a shared execution domain - restrict CommandExecutor to portable commands - restrict desktop dispatch to frontend commands - remove duplicate shell target classification - eliminate the no-op desktop structure command path - update CLI, RCSB tasks, parser, and shell routing
- add chitin-command-line for shared portable command definitions - replace the hand-written shell parser with the shared Clap grammar - keep CLI-only completions and desktop-only commands frontend-specific - render command help directly in the built-in terminal - prevent display-only help from occupying the shell execution slot - remove the duplicated parser from chitin-command
- add a shared desktop runner for portable commands - route command panel and built-in shell tasks through one adapter - centralize target resolution, event projection, cancellation, and outcomes - keep shell transcript lifecycle separate from task execution - remove the RCSB-specific background task adapter
Split embedded newline characters in TerminalLine spans before layout so command output preserves row boundaries and span styling. Normalize trailing carriage returns and add regression coverage for multiline styled output.
- route shell builtins to the session instead of the desktop host - resolve frontend grammar branches through stable command ids - list every command identity and guard grammar coverage with drift tests - expose line completion from the built-in shell boundary - add a terminal block that reports output without claiming the prompt - complete the live prompt on tab and list candidates when ambiguous - cover nested subcommand help rendered from the shared grammar
Merge the command-line and command-runtime crates into chitin-command, and organize its implementation into model, execution, grammar, and output modules. Move the built-in shell grammar into chitin-builtin-shell, then update the CLI and desktop integrations to use the new command architecture and output presentation flow.
Introduce shared command metadata for names, titles, categories, execution domains, arguments, keywords, shortcuts, and frontend visibility. Use the catalog to drive shell parsing, help generation, completion, and command-panel discovery instead of duplicating frontend command definitions across modules. Refactor the desktop command panel and built-in shell grammar to consume the canonical registry, and add catalog-based frontend command coverage tests.
Introduce the frontend-independent chitin-terminal crate for PTY sessions, terminal sizing, VT snapshots, and cell attributes. Add the bundled Cascadia Mono font with GPUI registration, update desktop terminal rendering to use it, and add the terminal-debug example with a corresponding just command.
Move terminal transcript models, styled lines, command blocks, and profile metadata into chitin-terminal. Adapt the GPUI command terminal to use the shared frontend-independent buffer, and identify built-in and PTY-backed system sessions through explicit terminal profiles.
…iggers Add a header actions slot to the bottom dock so a tool can place its own controls on the title row ahead of the shared close button. Extend the select primitive with a trigger icon and indicator toggle, right-aligned popup anchoring, and style overrides for trigger padding, popup width, and trigger icon size, expose explicit selection clearing, and give the transparent variant a border that is actually transparent. An icon-only trigger now centers its icon rather than laying it out beside an empty label. The empty label previously cost the layout both its gap and its text node, and flex recovered that space by shrinking the icon, so an icon-only trigger rendered smaller than requested and pinned to the padding edge.
Split the system shell profile into the default shell, Bash, and Fish, and give every profile a stable selector id, a display name, and a flag distinguishing in-process shells from PTY-backed ones. TerminalSession gains a profile-aware spawn that launches the requested program and records the profile on the session, rejecting the built-in profile because it runs in process rather than behind a pseudo-terminal.
Replace the single terminal panel with a session manager owning a list of independent sessions, each with its own emulator, optional in-process built-in shell program, tab button, and replaceable command-output projection. Thread the session identity through every built-in shell path so submission, history, completion, and output projection reach the owning session instead of one shared global, and tear down every session when the dock closes. Add the chrome that drives that list: a profile selector opening a popup of shell profiles labelled with icon and name, a trash button closing the active session, an icon-only vertical session rail down the right edge, and an inset around the terminal grid. Redraw the profile icons so the built-in, default, Bash, and Fish glyphs carry one optical weight at 16px.
Register the terminal surface as a text input target. GPUI turns the platform input method on only for the element that calls Window::handle_input during paint, and the terminal called it for no element, so no input method was reachable from the surface at all. A terminal owns no editable text buffer, so the parts of the protocol are mapped onto the grid: committed text goes straight to the active backend, the composition is held here and painted over its anchor cell until the input method commits it, and a live composition swallows every keystroke so Enter, Escape, and the candidate keys never reach the child program as bytes. The candidate window is pointed at the composition anchor, which is the only path GPUI offers for positioning it. The exact cell geometry is kept beside the whole-pixel cell size reported to the backend so that spot lands on the cell the composition is painted over rather than drifting as the column grows. A Div has no paint-phase hook, and on_children_prepainted runs too early to register a handler, so the grid is wrapped in a thin element that delegates layout, prepaint, and paint to it and then registers the handler against the grid's own bounds.
A wide glyph owns two grid columns and the cell after it holds no character of its own. The run builder treated that continuation cell as an ordinary one: it split the pair across two runs, so the glyph was given a one-column box, and it painted the continuation as a space, which pushed every later column one place to the right. A Chinese character therefore showed only the part of itself that fit the narrower box, with the rest covered by the background of the run behind it. Carry the leading cell's wide flag out of the snapshot, drop continuation cells while grouping a row, and let a wide glyph account for both columns in a run of its own, so the run after it starts where the grid says the next column starts. Alacritty marks the leading cell WIDE_CHAR and the cell after it WIDE_CHAR_SPACER, which is the same split the other cell-grid terminals make. The debug example mirrors the renderer and is fixed with it.
The content around the terminal grid asked for eight pixels directly, which is what the spacing scale already produces one step up. Name the step instead so the inset follows the scale.
A Bash or Fish session outlived the shell running inside it. The backend
thread stopped, reaped the child, and reported the exit as
TerminalEvent::Exited, but the emulator reduced that event to a status field
that nothing painted and nothing emitted, so the exit reached no one. The tab
stayed behind with its last screen and could not be closed by the program
that had already ended.
Carry the exit the rest of the way. TerminalEvent::Exited becomes
TerminalEmulatorEvent::Exited { code } and leaves the emulator, because
whether a stopped backend should also take its session down depends on what
else the host has open. The host answers with exit code zero: a program that
ended cleanly has nothing left to show, so its session is retired and the
selection moves to its nearest neighbor, closing the dock when it was the
last one. A non-zero code keeps the tab, shuts off input, and paints the code
below the grid, because closing it would discard the last screen along with
the reason for it.
What the surface does after the exit is written not to disturb that record.
Input is dropped rather than sent into a backend that would answer with an
error; a resize is refused, since the failure it reported would replace the
exit status; events that arrive after the exit are consequences of the
shutdown and are ignored; and the cursor is hidden so a session that has
ended reads differently from one that is merely waiting. Keystrokes are still
swallowed, so they cannot fall through to a window shortcut behind the frozen
grid.
Two tests in chitin-terminal pin the contract the emulator now relies on:
that a native PTY reports the child's exit code, and that dropping a session
terminates the child it owns, which is what makes closing a tab with a shell
still running stop that shell.
The backend has been retaining ten thousand lines behind every session all along, but nothing could reach them. The viewport offset stayed at zero, no call could move it, and the snapshot reported only the live screen, so a frontend had no way to see that history existed or to ask for any of it. TerminalScroll names the motions a frontend may ask for, and TerminalScrollState reports where the viewport sits: the history it sits in, how much of that history is above it, how many lines it shows, and whether the child program owns the alternate screen. The alternate screen is reported because it keeps no history of its own, so the motions mean nothing there. Alacritty only exposes relative viewport motion, so an absolute target is reached by asking for the difference from where the viewport is now, clamped to the lines that are actually retained before the cast. The snapshot gains the offset and the history size so a frontend can place the viewport without a second read of the terminal, and it stops reporting a cursor while the viewport is scrolled back: the cursor point is an absolute grid coordinate, so once the viewport has moved it names a line below the visible rows, and clamping it into range would paint it onto whichever row happened to be last.
Nothing in the library reported where a viewport sat, so a scrollable region had no way to show it and no way to be dragged. ScrollbarMetrics describes the region in the caller's own pixel space — the content, the viewport, and an offset that follows GPUI's convention of zero at the start of the content and more negative toward its end — so the geometry is free of layout types and can be tested without a window. The thumb spans the share of the track the viewport covers, with a floor so a long history does not shrink it past the point where it can be grabbed; the floor applies to the mapping as well as the paint, so the far end of the content stays reachable. ScrollbarState owns the drag and publishes ScrollbarEvent, so callers subscribe to a semantic event rather than attaching their own pointer handlers. The bar is laid out as an overlay pinned to the trailing edge, so gaining and losing scrollback cannot change the width the content underneath is laid out for, and the layer that captures the pointer beyond the narrow track exists only while a drag is underway — an idle bar inserts no hitbox over the content. That capture has to close itself. GPUI dispatches pointer events by position and offers no pointer capture, so a button released outside the bar is never delivered to it. The move reports which button is still held, and the gesture ends when it is no longer the left one; without that, the gesture stayed open and the next move across the bar jumped the viewport to wherever that move implied.
The surface had no scroll handling of any kind. The wheel reached nothing, no keystroke moved the viewport, and with no history exposed there was nothing to show where it sat. The wheel asks for whole lines and carries the sub-line part of a pixel delta to the next event, so a precision trackpad reporting a fraction of a line at a time still moves; one event is capped so a single large platform delta cannot throw the viewport across the whole scrollback. On the alternate screen, which keeps no history of its own, the wheel is forwarded to the child program as the arrow keys it reads, one per whole line. The shifted page, home and end keys move the viewport, and they are recognised before key encoding: the encoding table looks at shift only for tab, so shift with a page key would otherwise reach the program as the unshifted key it did not ask for. The wheel and a live composition are mutually exclusive in both directions — a composition is anchored to the row it captured when it started, so moving the viewport under it would paint it over different content. Any input delivered to the backend returns the viewport to the live edge. The child program's answer to a keystroke has to appear where the user is looking, and it cannot be seen from a viewport that has been scrolled away from it. The repaint is asked for rather than waited for: the backend reports a viewport motion as a cursor-dirty event and coalesces it, so a frame could otherwise be painted from a position the viewport has already left.
The strip asked for a vertical overflow but named neither an element id nor a tracked scroll handle. GPUI takes the scroll offset from a tracked handle or from the element's own state, so with neither it never registered the listener and never displaced the children — a silent failure with nothing to assert against. The handle is owned by the panel controls because it has to outlive a render; one created while rendering would start every frame back at the top of the strip. A new session scrolls the strip to its end, which is where the tab it just created sits, so the new session is visible without the controls having to know the strip's geometry.
Give each built-in terminal session its own shell host, command context, history, and output stream so multiple sessions remain independent. Replace periodic VT event polling with coalesced asynchronous wakeups, and cancel all active built-in sessions when the terminal dock closes. Add regression coverage for session isolation, unique session IDs, and event wakeup coalescing.
Separate shell hosts and command contexts for each terminal session, allowing independent history, execution state, and output updates. Replace periodic terminal event polling with coalesced asynchronous wakeups, and ensure active built-in shell commands are cancelled when the terminal dock closes. Add regression tests for session isolation, unique session IDs, and event wakeup behavior.
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User->>TerminalEmulator: Enter a command
TerminalEmulator->>BuiltinTerminalProgram: Write terminal input bytes
BuiltinTerminalProgram->>DesktopShellHost: Submit parsed shell line
DesktopShellHost->>DesktopPortableCommandRunner: Submit portable command
DesktopPortableCommandRunner->>CommandExecutor: Execute with context and event sink
CommandExecutor-->>DesktopPortableCommandRunner: Return command outcome and events
DesktopPortableCommandRunner-->>DesktopShellHost: Return task result
DesktopShellHost-->>BuiltinTerminalProgram: Update shell execution state
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panic!with graceful error handling.If the shell fails to spawn, the example panics inside the entity-construction closure. This makes a normal failure, such as a missing shell, crash the process. The
mainfunction already handles window errors witheprintln!andcx.quit(). Useopen_windowfailure handling for this case too. For example, spawn the session before opening the window, or store the error and show it in the view.Hard-panic paths are also at odds with the workspace policy that avoids
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Review comments at @crates/chitin-builtin-shell/src/grammar.rs:
- Around line 319-325: Update the backslash handling in the tokenizer’s
character-processing match so it removes a backslash only when escaping an
allowed next character: inside double quotes, only a quote or backslash; outside
quotes, a quote, backslash, or whitespace. Preserve other backslashes in the
token so Windows paths remain intact, and retain the trailing-escape error for a
terminal backslash.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-builtin-shell/src/terminal.rs:
- Around line 176-192: Update process_escape_byte to keep collecting CSI bytes
after the ESC-[ prefix until the first final byte in the 0x40..=0x7e range, then
clear the buffer; preserve the existing history events for arrow keys and clear
unsupported non-CSI escape sequences.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-desktop/src/app.rs:
- Around line 486-492: Update the terminal_dock_controls flow around
terminal_panel_controls to handle a None result by closing bottom_dock and
showing an error toast, matching the failure behavior in
create_terminal_session; preserve the existing controls path when
terminal_panel_controls returns Some.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-desktop/src/keybindings/application.rs:
- Around line 9-10: Update TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS to use a non-text-producing
chord so the shortcut does not intercept uppercase characters in focused text
inputs; retain Shift+T only if its context also excludes text-input key
handling.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-desktop/src/portable_command.rs:
- Around line 236-241: Update the StructureCommand::Inspect and
StructureCommand::Validate cases in command_targets to reserve the resolved
input path, using context.working_directory for relative paths and a consistent
normalized path for equivalent spellings. Return no file target for the stdin
input "-".
Review comments at @crates/chitin-terminal/src/session.rs:
- Around line 85-86: Update the documentation for the TerminalScroll::Offset
variant to state that it moves the viewport a specified number of lines back
from the live edge, rather than describing lines above the viewport.
- Around line 567-571: In the PTY reader’s error match, handle Linux EIO as
normal end-of-stream by exiting the read loop before the generic error arm emits
TerminalEvent::Error. Keep interrupted reads and all other errors on their
existing paths.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-ui/src/primitive/terminal/emulator.rs:
- Around line 1046-1053: Update encode_key to derive control bytes from
keystroke.key when modifiers.control is set, rather than requiring key_char,
which may be absent. Preserve Ctrl+Space and support the terminal control range
for Ctrl+[ through Ctrl+]; leave non-control input dependent on key_char.
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- Line 515: Replace the panic in the terminal session startup path with graceful
error handling, using the existing open_window failure flow in main to report
the shell-spawn error and quit rather than crashing during entity construction.
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| fn process_escape_byte(&mut self, byte: u8, events: &mut Vec<BuiltinTerminalEvent>) { | ||
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| self.escape.clear(); | ||
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| events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::NextHistory); | ||
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| sequence if sequence.len() >= 3 || (sequence.len() == 2 && sequence[1] != b'[') => { | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Consume each CSI sequence up to its final byte.
process_escape_byte clears the escape buffer after three bytes. Many keys send longer CSI sequences, so their remaining bytes are inserted into the command line as text:
- Delete sends
\x1b[3~and inserts~. - PageUp sends
\x1b[5~and inserts~. - Ctrl+Right sends
\x1b[1;5Cand inserts;5C.
A CSI sequence ends with its first byte in the range 0x40..=0x7e. Keep collecting bytes until that final byte arrives.
🐛 Proposed fix
match self.escape.as_slice() {
b"\x1b[A" => {
events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::PreviousHistory);
self.escape.clear();
}
b"\x1b[B" => {
events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::NextHistory);
self.escape.clear();
}
- sequence if sequence.len() >= 3 || (sequence.len() == 2 && sequence[1] != b'[') => {
+ [0x1b] => {}
+ [0x1b, b'['] => {}
+ [0x1b, b'[', .., last] if (0x40..=0x7e).contains(last) => self.escape.clear(),
+ [0x1b, b'[', ..] => {}
+ _ => {
self.escape.clear();
}
- _ => {}
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| fn process_escape_byte(&mut self, byte: u8, events: &mut Vec<BuiltinTerminalEvent>) { | |
| self.escape.push(byte); | |
| match self.escape.as_slice() { | |
| b"\x1b[A" => { | |
| events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::PreviousHistory); | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| b"\x1b[B" => { | |
| events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::NextHistory); | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| sequence if sequence.len() >= 3 || (sequence.len() == 2 && sequence[1] != b'[') => { | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| _ => {} | |
| } | |
| } | |
| fn process_escape_byte(&mut self, byte: u8, events: &mut Vec<BuiltinTerminalEvent>) { | |
| self.escape.push(byte); | |
| match self.escape.as_slice() { | |
| b"\x1b[A" => { | |
| events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::PreviousHistory); | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| b"\x1b[B" => { | |
| events.push(BuiltinTerminalEvent::NextHistory); | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| [0x1b] => {} | |
| [0x1b, b'['] => {} | |
| [0x1b, b'[', .., last] if (0x40..=0x7e).contains(last) => self.escape.clear(), | |
| [0x1b, b'[', ..] => {} | |
| _ => { | |
| self.escape.clear(); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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- 192:
Update process_escape_byte to keep collecting CSI bytes after the ESC-[ prefix
until the first final byte in the 0x40..=0x7e range, then clear the buffer;
preserve the existing history events for arrow keys and clear unsupported
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| let terminal_dock_controls = if self.bottom_dock.is_active(TERMINAL_DOCK_ITEM_ID) { | ||
| self | ||
| .terminal_panel_controls(window, cx) | ||
| .map(|controls| (controls, self.bottom_dock_controls(window, cx))) | ||
| } else { | ||
| None | ||
| }; |
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Close the dock when terminal creation fails.
terminal_panel_controls returns None if TerminalPanelControls::new fails, and bottom_dock stays active on TERMINAL_DOCK_ITEM_ID. The user then sees no terminal and no error message. The failure is only logged. Every later render retries the creation, logs the error again, and allocates a new session id. If None is returned, call self.bottom_dock.close() and show an error toast, as create_terminal_session already does.
🐛 Proposed fix
let terminal_dock_controls = if self.bottom_dock.is_active(TERMINAL_DOCK_ITEM_ID) {
- self
- .terminal_panel_controls(window, cx)
- .map(|controls| (controls, self.bottom_dock_controls(window, cx)))
+ match self.terminal_panel_controls(window, cx) {
+ Some(controls) => Some((controls, self.bottom_dock_controls(window, cx))),
+ None => {
+ self.bottom_dock.close();
+ self.show_toast(
+ Toast::new("Could not start the terminal").variant(ToastVariant::Error),
+ cx,
+ );
+ None
+ }
+ }
} else {📝 Committable suggestion
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| let terminal_dock_controls = if self.bottom_dock.is_active(TERMINAL_DOCK_ITEM_ID) { | |
| self | |
| .terminal_panel_controls(window, cx) | |
| .map(|controls| (controls, self.bottom_dock_controls(window, cx))) | |
| } else { | |
| None | |
| }; | |
| let terminal_dock_controls = if self.bottom_dock.is_active(TERMINAL_DOCK_ITEM_ID) { | |
| match self.terminal_panel_controls(window, cx) { | |
| Some(controls) => Some((controls, self.bottom_dock_controls(window, cx))), | |
| None => { | |
| self.bottom_dock.close(); | |
| self.show_toast( | |
| Toast::new("Could not start the terminal").variant(ToastVariant::Error), | |
| cx, | |
| ); | |
| None | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| None | |
| }; |
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Review comment at @crates/chitin-desktop/src/app.rs around lines 486 - 492:
Update the terminal_dock_controls flow around terminal_panel_controls to handle
a None result by closing bottom_dock and showing an error toast, matching the
failure behavior in create_terminal_session; preserve the existing controls path
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| const TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS: [CommandShortcut; 1] = | ||
| [CommandShortcut::new("shift-t", "Shift+T", Some("!CommandTerminal"))]; |
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Change the Shift+T binding so it does not capture uppercase "T" in text inputs.
GPUI matches key bindings before it forwards a keystroke to the focused input handler. If a binding matches, GPUI dispatches the action and the character is not inserted. The context !CommandTerminal excludes only the terminal surface. In every other text field, Shift+T toggles the terminal and does not type "T". This includes the command-panel search input and the RCSB PDB-ID field, where IDs such as "1TUP" are usually typed in uppercase.
Use a chord that does not produce text, such as ctrl-\``, secondary-j, or secondary-shift-t`. If Shift+T must stay, also exclude the text-input key context.
🐛 Proposed fix
const TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS: [CommandShortcut; 1] =
- [CommandShortcut::new("shift-t", "Shift+T", Some("!CommandTerminal"))];
+ [CommandShortcut::new("ctrl-`", "Ctrl+`", None)];📝 Committable suggestion
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| const TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS: [CommandShortcut; 1] = | |
| [CommandShortcut::new("shift-t", "Shift+T", Some("!CommandTerminal"))]; | |
| const TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS: [CommandShortcut; 1] = | |
| [CommandShortcut::new("ctrl-`", "Ctrl+`", None)]; |
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lines 9 - 10:
Update TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS to use a non-text-producing chord so the
shortcut does not intercept uppercase characters in focused text inputs; retain
Shift+T only if its context also excludes text-input key handling.
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| PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Inspect(arguments)) => { | ||
| Ok(vec![TaskTarget::File(arguments.input.input.clone())]) | ||
| } | ||
| PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Validate(arguments)) => { | ||
| Ok(vec![TaskTarget::File(arguments.input.input.clone())]) | ||
| } |
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Resolve structure input paths before you reserve them as task targets.
command_targets reserves the raw arguments.input.input value as a TaskTarget::File. This causes three incorrect results:
crates/chitin-command/src/execution/structure.rsresolves relative inputs againstcontext.working_directory. The task center compares unresolved paths. A relative input such asstructures/4HHB.pdbtherefore does not conflict with an active RCSB download to the same absolute destination. That destination comes fromresolve_rcsb_download_paths, which returns absolute paths.- The same file written with two different spellings gets two separate reservations.
- The input
-becomes the literal file target-. Two built-in shell sessions that read stdin at the same time then collide withTaskCenterError::DuplicateTarget, but they do not share any file.
Resolve relative inputs against context.working_directory, as the executor does. Do not reserve a target for -.
🐛 Proposed fix
- PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Inspect(arguments)) => {
- Ok(vec![TaskTarget::File(arguments.input.input.clone())])
- }
- PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Validate(arguments)) => {
- Ok(vec![TaskTarget::File(arguments.input.input.clone())])
- }
+ PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Inspect(arguments)) => Ok(structure_target(&arguments.input, context)),
+ PortableCommand::Structure(StructureCommand::Validate(arguments)) => Ok(structure_target(&arguments.input, context)),
}
}
+
+/// Resolves the protected file target for a local structure input.
+fn structure_target(input: &chitin_command::StructureInputArguments, context: &CommandExecutionContext) -> Vec<TaskTarget> {
+ let path = &input.input;
+ if path.as_os_str() == "-" {
+ return Vec::new();
+ }
+ let resolved = if path.is_absolute() {
+ path.clone()
+ } else {
+ context.working_directory.join(path)
+ };
+ vec![TaskTarget::File(resolved)]
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Review comment at @crates/chitin-desktop/src/portable_command.rs around lines
236 - 241:
Update the StructureCommand::Inspect and StructureCommand::Validate cases in
command_targets to reserve the resolved input path, using
context.working_directory for relative paths and a consistent normalized path
for equivalent spellings. Return no file target for the stdin input "-".
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| /// Moves so that `lines` of history sit above the viewport. | ||
| Offset(usize), |
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Correct the TerminalScroll::Offset documentation.
Offset(lines) sets the absolute display_offset to lines. It does not set lines_above() to lines. Update the documentation to describe the offset from the live edge.
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- /// Moves so that `lines` of history sit above the viewport.
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| /// Moves so that `lines` of history sit above the viewport. | |
| Offset(usize), | |
| /// Moves the viewport to `lines` lines back from the live edge. | |
| Offset(usize), |
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Update the documentation for the TerminalScroll::Offset variant to state that it
moves the viewport a specified number of lines back from the live edge, rather
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| Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::Interrupted => {} | ||
| Err(error) => { | ||
| sender.send(TerminalEvent::Error(error.to_string())); | ||
| break; | ||
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Treat Linux PTY EIO as normal end-of-stream.
portable_pty supplies the native PTY master reader. When Linux returns EIO after the slave closes, this branch emits TerminalEvent::Error. The desktop consumer stores that error in visible status state, so a normal shell exit can show a false I/O error.
🐛 Suggested fix
Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::Interrupted => {}
+ // Linux reports EIO on the master once the slave side is closed.
+ #[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
+ Err(error) if error.raw_os_error() == Some(5) => break,
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| Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::Interrupted => {} | |
| Err(error) => { | |
| sender.send(TerminalEvent::Error(error.to_string())); | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| Err(error) if error.kind() == std::io::ErrorKind::Interrupted => {} | |
| // Linux reports EIO on the master once the slave side is closed. | |
| #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] | |
| Err(error) if error.raw_os_error() == Some(5) => break, | |
| Err(error) => { | |
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In the PTY reader’s error match, handle Linux EIO as normal end-of-stream by
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| let text = event.keystroke.key_char.as_deref()?; | ||
| let mut bytes = if modifiers.control && text.len() == 1 { | ||
| let byte = text.as_bytes()[0].to_ascii_uppercase(); | ||
| if byte.is_ascii_uppercase() { | ||
| vec![byte & 0x1f] | ||
| } else { | ||
| return None; | ||
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GPUI Keystroke key_char None when control modifier pressed (zed gpui keystroke.rs)
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In GPUI, `key_char: None` with a Control-modified keystroke is expected: `key_char` means the character the keystroke could type, and the source docs explicitly give `cmd-s` as an example where it is `None`. The physical/logical key and modifiers are still available in `key` and `modifiers`. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/gpui/latest/gpui/struct.Keystroke.html?utm_source=openai))
So for shortcuts, inspect `keystroke.key` and `keystroke.modifiers.control`; don’t rely on `key_char` being populated. The current `main` source is the referenced file; behavior may differ in another commit/version. ([github.com](https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/main/crates/gpui/src/platform/keystroke.rs))
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rs/gpui/latest/gpui/struct.Keystroke.html?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/main/crates/gpui/src/platform/keystroke.rs
Confirm that Ctrl+letter keystrokes reach the backend.
encode_key returns None when event.keystroke.key_char is absent. GPUI can set key_char to None for control-modified keystrokes, so Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+Z, and Ctrl+L can be dropped before reaching the PTY or built-in shell.
Build control bytes from keystroke.key when modifiers.control is set. Preserve support for ctrl-space and the terminal control range for ctrl-[, ctrl-\, and ctrl-].
🐛 Suggested fix
- let text = event.keystroke.key_char.as_deref()?;
- let mut bytes = if modifiers.control && text.len() == 1 {
- let byte = text.as_bytes()[0].to_ascii_uppercase();
- if byte.is_ascii_uppercase() {
- vec![byte & 0x1f]
- } else {
- return None;
- }
- } else {
- text.as_bytes().to_vec()
- };
+ let mut bytes = if modifiers.control {
+ let byte = match key {
+ "space" => 0x00,
+ k if k.len() == 1 => {
+ let byte = k.as_bytes()[0].to_ascii_uppercase();
+ match byte {
+ b'A'..=b'Z' | b'[' | b'\\' | b']' | b'^' | b'_' => byte & 0x1f,
+ _ => return None,
+ }
+ }
+ _ => return None,
+ };
+ vec![byte]
+ } else {
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Update encode_key to derive control bytes from keystroke.key when
modifiers.control is set, rather than requiring key_char, which may be absent.
Preserve Ctrl+Space and support the terminal control range for Ctrl+[ through
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| return None; | ||
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When a terminal has focus, Cmd+V reaches this branch and is discarded, while Ctrl+Shift+V is encoded as control-V; unlike the repository's text-input primitive, the terminal has no read_from_clipboard path elsewhere. As a result, users cannot paste commands into either built-in or PTY-backed sessions, so clipboard shortcuts should be handled by the terminal primitive before generic key encoding.
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| const TOGGLE_TERMINAL_SHORTCUTS: [CommandShortcut; 1] = | ||
| [CommandShortcut::new("shift-t", "Shift+T", Some("!CommandTerminal"))]; |
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The terminal surface installs the CommandTerminal context, so this negative predicate disables Shift+T exactly when the terminal owns focus. The advertised toggle can therefore open the dock, but cannot hide it from the terminal; pressing it instead sends T to the active shell. Use a suitably modified shortcut that remains active in the terminal context, or provide a terminal-context binding for closing the dock.
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Treat backslashes as escape characters only when they precede escapable characters, while preserving ordinary Windows path separators and trailing backslashes. Add regression tests for unquoted and quoted Windows paths, escaped whitespace, and embedded quotes.
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Summary
This PR merges
feat/builtin-terminalintomain.It introduces the built-in terminal stack and the supporting command execution refactor, including:
chitin-terminalandchitin-builtin-shellcrates;The branch is currently 31 commits ahead of
mainand 0 commits behind.Notes
This is a relatively large feature branch, touching terminal behavior, command execution, UI primitives/composites, desktop integration, and CLI plumbing. Review is best done by subsystem rather than file order.
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