* fix: prevent incorrect @ symbol deletion in QuickPanel
- Track trigger source (input vs button) and @ position
- Only delete @ when triggered by input with model selection
- Button-triggered panels never delete text content
- Validate @ still exists at recorded position before deletion
* feat: delete search text along with @ symbol
- Pass searchText from QuickPanel to onClose callback
- Delete both @ and search text (e.g., @cla) when model selected
- Validate text matches before deletion for safety
- Fallback to deleting only @ if text doesn't match
* refactor: clarify ESC vs Backspace behavior in QuickPanel
- ESC: Cancel operation, delete @ + searchText when models selected
- Backspace: Natural editing, @ already deleted by browser, no extra action
- Clear separation of intent improves predictability and UX
* fix(export): robustly export reasoning and handle errors
* fix(export): normalize <br> to newline before notion parsing
* feat(i18n): add notion truncation and unify export warn keys
* refactor(export): add typing, state guards, and error logging
* fix(export): preserve existing <br> in reasoning when convert to html
* feat(export): add DOMPurify sanitization for reasoning content
* chore(deps): remove unused @types/dompurify dev dep
* chore(deps): remove dompurify dependency
Remove dompurify from package.json and yarn. The changes
delete dompurify entries and simplify the lockfile resolution so the
project no longer declares dompurify as a direct dependency.
This cleans up unused dependency declarations and prevents installing
dompurify when it is not required.
* refactor(ManageModelsPopup): remove margin of Empty
* chore: use destroyOnHidden rather than deprecated destroyTooltipOnHide
* refactor: center Empty
- Updated the preferences configuration to use `defaultActionItems` instead of an empty array for `feature.selection.action_items`, enhancing default behavior.
- Removed the `useSelectionAssistant` hook as it was no longer needed, streamlining the codebase.
* fix: Update KnowledgeBase form and service to handle preprocess provider correctly
- Enhanced useKnowledgeBaseForm hook to set preprocessProvider with the correct providerId type.
- Modified getKnowledgeBaseParams function to retrieve preprocess provider from the store instead of the base, ensuring accurate provider assignment.
* fix: Remove unused providerId from preprocessProvider in useKnowledgeBaseForm hook
- Cleaned up the useKnowledgeBaseForm hook by removing the unused providerId property from the preprocessProvider object, ensuring a more accurate representation of the data structure.
* format code
* feat: Sync preprocess provider updates across knowledge bases
- Added a new action to synchronize updates to the preprocess provider across all knowledge bases that reference it.
- Updated the usePreprocessProvider hook to dispatch the new sync action after updating the provider.
- Modified getKnowledgeBaseParams to ensure the correct preprocess provider is assigned when retrieving knowledge base parameters.
* fix: Update sync logic for preprocess provider updates
- Modified the syncPreprocessProvider action to merge updates directly into the existing provider object instead of replacing it.
- Adjusted the usePreprocessProvider hook to only dispatch the sync action when specific fields (apiHost, apiKey, model) are updated, improving efficiency.
- Changed sandbox mode from true to false in SelectionService to improve security and functionality.
- Removed unnecessary blank line in entryPoint.tsx for cleaner code.
- Updated ActionTranslate component to use the new SelectionActionItem type for better type safety.
- Introduced new types for selection management: `SelectionActionItem`, `SelectionFilterMode`, and `SelectionTriggerMode` to improve type safety across the application.
- Updated `PreferencesType` to utilize these new types, ensuring better consistency and clarity in preference definitions.
- Refactored `SelectionService` and related components to adopt the new types, enhancing the handling of selection actions and preferences.
- Cleaned up deprecated types and improved the overall structure of preference management, aligning with recent updates in the preference system.
* refactor: replace axios and node fetch with electron's net module for network requests in preprocess providers
- Updated Doc2xPreprocessProvider and MineruPreprocessProvider to use net.fetch instead of axios for making HTTP requests.
- Improved error handling for network responses across various methods.
- Removed unnecessary AxiosRequestConfig and related code to streamline the implementation.
* lint
* refactor(Doc2xPreprocessProvider): enhance file validation and upload process
- Added file size validation to prevent loading files larger than 300MB into memory.
- Implemented file size check before reading the PDF to ensure efficient memory usage.
- Updated the file upload method to use a stream, setting the 'Content-Length' header for better handling of large files.
* refactor(brave-search): update net.fetch calls to use url.toString()
- Modified all instances of net.fetch to use url.toString() for better URL handling.
- Ensured consistency in how URLs are passed to the fetch method across various functions.
* refactor(MCPService): improve URL handling in net.fetch calls
- Updated net.fetch to use url.toString() for better type handling of URLs.
- Ensured consistent URL processing across the MCPService class.
* feat(ProxyManager): integrate axios with fetch proxy support
- Added axios as a dependency to enable fetch proxy usage.
- Implemented logic to set axios's adapter to 'fetch' for proxy handling.
- Preserved original axios adapter for restoration when disabling the proxy.
- Introduced `PreferenceNotifier` class to replace `EventEmitter`, enhancing performance and memory efficiency for preference change notifications.
- Refactored `PreferenceService` to utilize the new notifier for managing subscriptions and notifications.
- Updated `SelectionService` to adopt the new subscription model, improving the handling of preference changes and ensuring proper cleanup of listeners.
- Enhanced subscription statistics and debugging capabilities within the notifier.
- Updated `PreferenceService` to notify change listeners immediately upon fetching uncached values.
- Refactored subscription logic to simplify auto-subscribing to preference keys.
- Modified `usePreference` and `useMultiplePreferences` hooks to improve handling of default values and subscription behavior.
- Enhanced `SelectionAssistantSettings` to include detailed logging of preference states for better debugging.
- Introduced `PreferenceUpdateOptions` interface to configure update behavior.
- Enhanced `set` and `setMultiple` methods in `PreferenceService` to support both optimistic and pessimistic update strategies, allowing for immediate UI feedback or database-first updates.
- Updated `usePreference` and `useMultiplePreferences` hooks to accept options for flexible update strategies.
- Improved handling of concurrent updates with request queues and rollback mechanisms for optimistic updates.
- Enhanced documentation in hooks to clarify usage of update strategies.
- Updated the preferences configuration with new shortcut definitions and types for better management.
- Introduced a method to get and subscribe to preference changes in the PreferenceService, improving reactivity.
- Refactored SelectionService to utilize the new preference management system, enhancing code clarity and maintainability.
- Updated SelectionAssistantSettings to use the new preference hooks for managing selection settings.
- Adjusted the generated preferences file to reflect the latest configuration changes.
- Renamed method from _getPreReleaseVersionFromGithub to _getReleaseVersionFromGithub for clarity.
- Enhanced logic to check for the latest release version using semver.
- Removed unnecessary checks related to test plans when updates are not available.
- Improved logging for better traceability of release version fetching.
- Moved IPC handler logic for preference operations from ipc.ts to PreferenceService.
- Introduced a unified method for registering IPC handlers, improving code organization and maintainability.
- Enhanced preference change notification system with optimized performance and added support for main process listeners.
* fix(QuickPanel): auto-close panel when no commands match (#7824)
Fixes the issue where QuickPanel remains visible when user types
invalid slash commands. Now the panel intelligently closes after
300ms when no matching commands are found.
- Add smart delayed closing mechanism for unmatched searches
- Optimize memory management with proper timer cleanup
- Preserve existing trigger behavior for / and @ symbols
* feat(inputbar): intelligent @ symbol handling on model selection panel close
- Add smart @ character deletion when user selects models and closes panel with ESC/Backspace
- Preserve @ character when user closes panel without selecting any models
- Implement action tracking using useRef to detect user model interactions
- Support both ESC key and Backspace key for consistent behavior
- Use React setState instead of DOM manipulation for proper state management
Resolves user experience issue where @ symbol always remained after closing model selection panel
* perf(QuickPanel): optimize timer management and fix React anti-patterns
- Move side effects from useMemo to useEffect for proper React lifecycle
- Add automatic timer cleanup on component unmount and dependency changes
- Remove unnecessary timer creation/destruction on each search input
- Improve memory management and prevent potential memory leaks
- Maintain existing smart auto-close functionality with better performance
Fixes React anti-pattern where side effects were executed in useMemo,
which should be a pure function. This improves performance especially
when users type quickly in the search input.
* refactor(QuickPanel): remove redundant timer cleanup useEffect
Remove duplicate timer cleanup logic as the existing useEffect at line 141-164
already handles component unmount cleanup properly.
* refactor(QuickPanel): optimize useEffect dependencies and timer cleanup logic
- Replace overly broad `ctx` dependency with precise `[ctx.isVisible, searchText, list.length, ctx.close]`
- Move timer cleanup before visibility check to ensure proper cleanup on panel hide
- Add early return when panel is invisible to prevent unnecessary timer creation
- Improve performance by avoiding redundant effect executions
- Fix edge case where timers might not be cleared when panel becomes invisible
Addresses review feedback about dependency array optimization while maintaining
existing auto-close functionality and improving memory management.
* feat(QuickPanel): implement smart re-opening with dependency optimization
Features:
- Implement smart re-opening during deletion with real-time matching
- Only reopen panel when actual matches exist to avoid unnecessary interactions
- Add intelligent @ symbol handling on model selection panel close
- Optimize search text length limits (≤10 chars) for performance
Fixes:
- Fix useMemo dependency from overly broad [ctx, searchText] to precise [ctx.isVisible, ctx.symbol, ctx.list, searchText]
- Resolve trailing whitespace formatting issues
- Eliminate ESLint exhaustive-deps warnings while maintaining stability
- Prevent unnecessary re-renders when unrelated ctx properties change
Performance improvements ensure optimal QuickPanel responsiveness while maintaining
existing auto-close functionality and improving user experience.
* fix(ci): add eslint-disable comment for exhaustive-deps warning
The useEffect dependency array [ctx.isVisible, searchText, list.length, ctx.close]
is intentionally precise to avoid unnecessary re-renders when unrelated ctx
properties change. Adding ctx object would cause performance degradation.
* refactor(QuickPanel): remove smart re-opening logic during deletion
- Remove 62 lines of complex deletion detection logic from Inputbar component
- Eliminates performance overhead from frequent string matching during typing
- Reduces code complexity and potential edge cases
- Maintains simple and predictable QuickPanel behavior
- Improves maintainability by removing unnecessary "smart" features
The deletion-triggered smart reopening feature added unnecessary complexity
without significant user benefit. Users can simply type / or @ again to
reopen panels when needed.
- Introduced QuickPhraseSettings component for managing quick phrases with add, edit, and delete functionality.
- Added PreprocessSettings component to configure document preprocessing options, including provider selection.
- Updated SettingsPage to include links to the new Quick Phrase and Preprocess settings.
- Removed the deprecated ToolSettings component and its associated routes.
- Enhanced WebSearchSettings with new compression settings and improved UI for managing web search providers.
- Removed the patch for windows-system-proxy@npm:1.0.0 and updated the dependency to version 1.0.1 in package.json and yarn.lock.
- Deleted the corresponding patch file to clean up the project.
This commit updates the dataRefactorTest README to include new features such as real-time UI linkage for theme, language, and zoom preferences, as well as interactive slider controls for various settings. The TestApp component is modified to support dynamic window identification and theme monitoring. Additionally, the PreferenceBasicTests, PreferenceMultipleTests, and PreferenceServiceTests components are enhanced with slider functionality for numerical preferences, improving the testing capabilities for cross-window synchronization and user experience.
- Updated AppUpdater to eliminate the mainWindow parameter from the constructor.
- Replaced direct mainWindow references with windowService calls to retrieve the main window, improving modularity and decoupling.
This commit refactors the PreferenceService to improve type safety for preference handling and updates the listener management system. It renames methods for clarity, ensuring that preference changes are properly notified to all relevant listeners. Additionally, the usePreference hook is updated to align with these changes, enhancing the overall consistency and reliability of preference management in the application.