fix(editors): open remote projects in Zed - #11022
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Zed had no remote scheme in the editor registry, so remote and SSH environments dropped it from the Open picker and fell back to VS Code. Zed uses `zed://ssh/<host>/<path>` rather than VS Code's `vscode://vscode-remote/ssh-remote+<host><path>`, so the registry now records a link style alongside the scheme, the link builder emits the right shape, and the desktop shell allowlist accepts each scheme only in its own editor's shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| url.pathname.startsWith("/ssh-remote+") && | ||
| url.pathname.length > "/ssh-remote+".length; | ||
| // `zed://ssh/<host>/<path>`: a host segment plus a non-empty path. | ||
| const ZED_SSH_PATHNAME = /^\/[^/]+\/.+$/; |
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🟠 High electron/ElectronShell.ts:45
isRemoteEditorUrl rejects zed://ssh/<host>/ when absolutePath is /, so the desktop bridge returns false and Zed cannot open remote projects rooted at the filesystem root. ZED_SSH_PATHNAME requires at least one character after the host’s slash; allow that segment to be empty for the root path.
| const ZED_SSH_PATHNAME = /^\/[^/]+\/.+$/; | |
| const ZED_SSH_PATHNAME = /^\/[^/]+\/.*$/; |
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In file @apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronShell.ts around line 45:
`isRemoteEditorUrl` rejects `zed://ssh/<host>/` when `absolutePath` is `/`, so the desktop bridge returns `false` and Zed cannot open remote projects rooted at the filesystem root. `ZED_SSH_PATHNAME` requires at least one character after the host’s slash; allow that segment to be empty for the root path.
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds a production Zed remote-SSH opening path and broadens Electron's external URL handling, rather than only changing tests or documentation. Unresolved edge cases include filesystem-root paths, malformed VS Code links, and Windows drive-path encoding, so the behavior needs human verification. Not approved because:
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change generates Zed SSH deep links, validates Zed and VS Code URL shapes in Electron, removes remote link-style metadata, and adds web and desktop test coverage. ChangesZed SSH remote links
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds Zed SSH remote launching, but some malformed or platform-specific deep links can still be accepted or generated incorrectly. Resolve the outstanding validation and Windows-path handling issues before merge. Suggested reviewers: sequenceDiagram
participant OpenInPicker
participant buildRemoteOpenUrl
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OpenInPicker->>buildRemoteOpenUrl: request remote URL for Zed
buildRemoteOpenUrl-->>OpenInPicker: zed://ssh deep link
OpenInPicker->>ElectronShell: open deep link
ElectronShell->>ElectronShell: validate protocol and host
ElectronShell->>ElectronExternalHandler: open accepted URL
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes support Zed remote-editor detection, Zed SSH URL generation, and editor-specific URL validation for issue Resolution Confirm that buildRemoteOpenUrl removes the /C: prefix for verified Windows system-drive paths and add or reference a test that verifies this behavior. Update the description to reflect the final implementation, including the removal of the link-style abstraction if applicable.
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In `@apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronShell.ts`:
- Around line 57-58: Update the VS Code remote URL validation around the
ssh-remote pathname check to require the documented /ssh-remote+<host>/<path>
shape, rejecting URLs with an empty host or empty path before openExternal is
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In `@packages/contracts/src/editor.ts`:
- Line 144: Update the URL builder around encodedPath to accept the verified
Windows system-drive state and remove only that verified drive prefix before
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| url.pathname.startsWith("/ssh-remote+") && | ||
| url.pathname.length > "/ssh-remote+".length |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require a remote host and path for VS Code URLs.
The current checks accept vscode://vscode-remote/ssh-remote+/project, which has no host, and vscode://vscode-remote/ssh-remote+example.com, which has no path. Both are outside the documented remote-link shape but are forwarded to openExternal.
Require /ssh-remote+<host>/<path> with non-empty values for both fields. Add rejection tests for both boundary cases.
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In `@apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronShell.ts` around lines 57 - 58, Update the
VS Code remote URL validation around the ssh-remote pathname check to require
the documented /ssh-remote+<host>/<path> shape, rejecting URLs with an empty
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vs code remote url validation is pre-existing and out of scope for this pr, which only adds the zed scheme. happy to follow up separately.
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@maria-rcks, understood. This does not need to block the Zed support change.
The VS Code URL validation finding remains applicable as a separate hardening task. Would you like me to open a follow-up GitHub issue for it?
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Drop the link-style helper and the desktop scheme map: a `remoteScheme` entry plus one `editor === "zed"` branch in the link builder and one `zed:` branch in the shell allowlist cover the same behavior. The Zed branch bans userinfo in the host path segment, matching the rule the vscode-remote branch already applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 39: Update the ZED_SSH_PATHNAME validation flow to decode the first host
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject percent-encoded delimiters in the Zed host segment.
URL.pathname preserves percent escapes. The regex accepts zed://ssh/user%40example.com/path and zed://ssh/example.com%3A22/path, although both represent prohibited Zed host delimiters. Decode and validate the first path segment, and reject malformed escapes. Add rejection tests for %40, %3A, and %2F.
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-const ZED_SSH_PATHNAME = /^\/[^/@:]+\/.+$/;
+const isZedSshPathname = (pathname: string) => {
+ const [, encodedHost, ...path] = pathname.split("/");
+ if (encodedHost === undefined || encodedHost.length === 0 || path.join("/").length === 0) {
+ return false;
+ }
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+ try {
+ return !/[\/@:]/.test(decodeURIComponent(encodedHost));
+ } catch {
+ return false;
+ }
+};
- ? url.host === "ssh" && ZED_SSH_PATHNAME.test(url.pathname)
+ ? url.host === "ssh" && isZedSshPathname(url.pathname)Also applies to: 46-46
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In `@apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronShell.ts` at line 39, Update the
ZED_SSH_PATHNAME validation flow to decode the first host segment before
checking delimiters, rejecting percent-encoded @, :, and / characters as well as
malformed escape sequences. Preserve acceptance of valid host paths and add
rejection tests covering %40, %3A, and %2F.
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Merges `pingdotgg/t3code` `2a3035353..0f602b3` (16 commits) into the fork. - **Landed:** 283 files (`HEAD^1..HEAD`) against 277 in the upstream range — `merge-stats.mjs` reports an exact 277/277 file match, so nothing in the range was dropped and nothing extra came in. The six over are three typecheck fixes and three fork docs, both listed below. Fork delta 733 files (`HEAD^2..HEAD`). - **Conflicts:** 6 files, all on one upstream feature (pingdotgg#10839, linking several pull requests to a thread). Resolutions in `docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md`. - **Sweep:** 13 owned-concern hits, all `infra/relay/**` FCM/Android-push files under the decided-out `cloud-relay-connect` concern. Inherited in tree, adopted by nothing. - **Unsupported methods:** 0 ADD, 0 DROP — no `packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts` edit needed. ## What upstream shipped ### Usable as-is against Moatless Pure client work, no backend involvement — these are live the moment this merges. - **pingdotgg#11020** message copy buttons show on touch devices. - **pingdotgg#11018** middle-click pastes in the terminal on Linux. - **pingdotgg#10869** expanded images zoom and pan. - **pingdotgg#11002** the composer uses the available space for model names. - **pingdotgg#10981** duplicate tool-call commands can be expanded independently. - **pingdotgg#10947** provider settings grow a bulk model toggle. - **pingdotgg#10609** the PR list's diff counts return to the top right. - **pingdotgg#11022** remote projects open in Zed (`packages/contracts/src/editor.ts` plus the desktop shell — the fork ships both). - **pingdotgg#10998 / pingdotgg#10983 / pingdotgg#10964** three Android glass/overlap fixes in `apps/mobile`. ### Unsupported in Moatless — needs backend implementation - **pingdotgg#10839 — several pull requests per thread.** This is the substantive decision in the merge. Upstream now carries `thread.pullRequests: ThreadPullRequestLink[]`, `packages/shared/src/threadPullRequests.ts`, and a `ThreadPullRequestBadgeControl` pill with its own `pull-requests` stack tab. That is exactly the equivalent the fork's `task-bound-pull-request` convergence entry said to re-home its `+N` menu onto — but it cannot be re-homed yet: Moatless serves no `pullRequests` array on a thread and does not advertise the new `threadPullRequests` capability, so upstream's badge would resolve to nothing and paint an empty pill over a working one. Taking `theirs` would have silently deleted live fork behaviour. **Resolution:** upstream's implementation landed whole, and the two presentations are switched on `useSupportsMultiplePullRequests` — upstream's badge and stack where the server advertises the capability, the fork's binding-derived pill and `+N` menu where it does not. Additive, no prop threading, and it re-homes itself the day the backend advertises. `docs/fork/inventory.json` and `docs/fork/gaps.md` are updated with the switch and with the exact deletion list for when that happens. **To close it:** serve `thread.pullRequests` on `OrchestrationThread`/`OrchestrationThreadShell` from `task_bindings`, and report `capabilities.threadPullRequests: true`. - **pingdotgg#10870 — find threads by linked pull request.** Search terms come off the same `thread.pullRequests` array, so sidebar and command-palette search by PR number/URL match nothing here until the array is served. Closes with pingdotgg#10839. - **pingdotgg#10875 — navigate, merge and rebase GitHub stacks.** Adds two RPC methods, `pullRequests.stack` and `pullRequests.linkedThreads`, which the Moatless backend does not dispatch. Both are already covered by the shared `PullRequestRpcError` union, so the client decodes the refusal correctly and the stack UI stays inert — no contract change needed. Implementing the two methods is what turns it on. - **pingdotgg#10416 — Android agent notifications and ongoing activity.** Rides FCM through `infra/relay`, which is part of the decided-out `cloud-relay-connect` concern (being removed with Clerk). Inherited in tree, not adopted. ### Backend behaviour worth reproducing in Moatless - **pingdotgg#11007 — recent PR reads survive a server restart.** Upstream added `apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestReadCache.ts`, persisting which pull requests a user has already read so a restart does not re-mark the whole list unread. Moatless owns this surface itself, so nothing in this repository holds it open — recorded so whoever touches the backend's PR read state knows the answer exists upstream. ## Verification `verify.mjs`, seven of eight green: `duplicate-adds`, `tripwires`, `resolution-check`, `unsupported-methods`, `fmt:check`, `lint`, `typecheck`. `test` is red on `@t3tools/desktop` alone — `scripts/browser-secret-native.test.mjs > bundled libsecret helper` fails to compile because `libsecret-1` is not installed in this sandbox. **Pre-existing environment gap, not merge-introduced:** it is already an entry in `docs/fork/gaps.md`, and `git diff --name-only HEAD^1 HEAD | grep browser-secret` is empty. 100 of 102 desktop files pass. Four packages did not finish under `vp run -r test` (`@t3tools/mobile`, `t3`, `@t3tools/web`, `t3code-relay`) and all four pass when run alone, which is parallel load rather than the merge. Three typecheck failures were fixed in the merge commit, all fork-only web code that upstream's widened shared types reached: `sandboxControl.placement.test.tsx` needed the two new `RightPanelTabs` props, and `useSandboxAvailability.ts` / `useSandboxDetail.ts` needed `isSuccess` threaded through now that `EnvironmentQueryView` carries it. Nothing is unresolved. --- Moatless task: https://moatless.soaplabstest.com/tasks/db1b3cbe-4401-441b-bbec-6b0c725c93ce
## What's Changed * fix(web): restore pr list diff counts to the top right by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#10609 * fix(web): show message copy buttons on touch devices by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11020 * fix(web): middle-click pastes in the terminal on Linux by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11018 * fix(editors): open remote projects in Zed by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11022 * feat: add blue and orange diff color palette by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#10671 * fix(server): resolve project identity before legacy pr relinks by @t3-code[bot] in pingdotgg/t3code#11045 **Full Changelog**: pingdotgg/t3code@v0.0.41-nightly.20260910.1473...v0.0.41-nightly.20260910.1486 Upstream release: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/releases/tag/v0.0.41-nightly.20260910.1486
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Zed had no remote scheme in the editor registry, so
REMOTE_CAPABLE_EDITOR_IDSexcluded it and the Open picker fell back to VS Code for remote and SSH environments even when Zed was installed on the viewing machine. Zed's documented deep link iszed://ssh/[<user>@]<host>[:<port>]/<path>(it stripszed://ssh, prependsssh:/, and percent-decodes the path), which is a different shape from VS Code'svscode://vscode-remote/ssh-remote+<host><path>, so a bare scheme entry would have produced a link Zed cannot parse. The registry now recordsremoteScheme: "zed",buildRemoteOpenUrlemits the Zed shape for that editor, and the desktop shell's external-URL allowlist validates each scheme only in its own editor's shape so a Zed link cannot ride in on a VS Code scheme or the reverse. Zed's remote server resolves rooted paths on the system drive, so for Windows servers the drive letter is dropped (/C:/Users/xbecomes/Users/x), the form the issue reporter verified end to end. Other drives are untested, as the issue notes.Verified:
vp run --filter @t3tools/contracts typecheck,--filter @t3tools/desktop typecheck, and--filter @t3tools/web typecheckall exit 0.vp test run src/remoteOpen.test.tsinapps/webpasses 13 tests andvp test run src/electron/ElectronShell.test.tsinapps/desktoppasses 11, including new cases for the Zed link and for cross-shape rejection.vp lintandvp fmt --checkare clean on the changed files.Fixes #8938
UI evidence: unverified. The browser preview host was unavailable in this session, so the changed interaction was not exercised in a real client. Scoped tests, typecheck, and lint pass; a reviewer should exercise the interaction locally before merge.
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