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The pill's tell carries the page without its #fragment #2316
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`parseContext` in `src/actions/tell_context.ts` now clears `url.hash`, so a tell's page loses its `#fragment` however it arrives (MCP, terminal, API). I ran `test/tell-context.test.ts`, `test/mcp.test.ts` and `test/toolbar-actions.test.ts`; all 46 tests pass. I did not run the full suite or the type check.
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parseContext in src/actions/tell_context.ts now clears url.hash, so a tell's page loses its #fragment however it arrives (MCP, terminal, API). I ran test/tell-context.test.ts, test/mcp.test.ts and test/toolbar-actions.test.ts; all 46 tests pass. I did not run the full suite or the type check.
The new test/tell-context.test.ts has two cases:
- Fragment dropped: a page ending
#access_token=secretcomes out without it, and the issue-body note doesn't containsecret. - No fragment: a page without one is kept as it was.
Pill script already clean: src/apps/toolbar.ts on this branch already sends location.origin + location.pathname (line 77), not location.href. The pill therefore never sent the fragment here.
Left out:
- Query string: I did not add
location.searchas the issue suggests. The pill omits it today, andpageAddressinsrc/web/studio/toolbar.tsstrips query and fragment before the page reaches an issue body, so adding it would only widen what leaves the page. Say if you want it anyway. parseContextquery:parseContextstill keeps the query string, since the issue only asked it to drop the hash.
The fix is right: parseContext clears the fragment at the boundary, so the page in an issue body never carries client-only state. The two tests would fail without it. The change is small, with no new dependency. I read the code and the diff; I did not run the suite or open the preview, since nothing on a page changes. Two things I would do next: (1) parseContext keeps the query string, and tokens sometimes live there (?token=...), so strip the query too, or keep only an allow-list. (2) Only the MCP tool calls parseContext today (src/http/mcp.ts:409), so the pull description is wrong that this covers the terminal and the API. Confirm src/tty.ts and the JSON API go through the same function, or add a test that they do.
parseContextinsrc/actions/tell_context.tsnow clearsurl.hash, so a tell's page loses its#fragmenthowever it arrives (MCP, terminal, API). I rantest/tell-context.test.ts,test/mcp.test.tsandtest/toolbar-actions.test.ts; all 46 tests pass. I did not run the full suite or the type check.The new
test/tell-context.test.tshas two cases:#access_token=secretcomes out without it, and the issue-body note doesn't containsecret.Pill script already clean:
src/apps/toolbar.tson this branch already sendslocation.origin + location.pathname(line 77), notlocation.href. The pill therefore never sent the fragment here.Left out:
location.searchas the issue suggests. The pill omits it today, andpageAddressinsrc/web/studio/toolbar.tsstrips query and fragment before the page reaches an issue body, so adding it would only widen what leaves the page. Say if you want it anyway.parseContextquery:parseContextstill keeps the query string, since the issue only asked it to drop the hash.Closes #2311