Avoid hardcoding Promise<void> so the test also typechecks with PR154's Promise<boolean> admission result. Type-only correction; no product behavior changes.
A failed-response Retry submits no composer text. Retire the earlier accepted text send's recovery fallback synchronously so a Retry model/key refusal cannot restore it over the current unsent draft. Never clear a later ordinary send's fallback at async settlement.
Add key/model503, superseding-draft and ordinary-refusal coverage. Verified 183 focused tests, typecheck, full ESLint, production build, and a red/green live production regression plus ordinary-draft recovery; no external provider calls.
Decode only Retry's HTTP 400 error field for the existing banner. Preserve raw model/key refusal envelopes and other submission-error handling.
Verified on the accepted-main integration: 2424 full-suite tests, typecheck, full ESLint, production build and isolated synthetic production-browser Retry/Submit smoke. No real provider calls.
Keep failed attempts in the saved transcript and omit only trailing failures from Retry's temporary agent history. Use the matching temporary prefix length when persisting genuinely new output.
Preserve the error notice across plan/compaction markers, refuse Retry after later compaction, and avoid synthesizing results for tool calls inside failed generations while retaining Pi's native filtering.
Verified: 173 focused Retry/session/compaction-projection/practice-record tests, typecheck, changed-file lint, and diff --check. No app launch or real provider calls.
new URL(import.meta.url).pathname keeps percent-encoding, so the test
failed with ENOENT when the checkout path contains a space. Use
import.meta.dirname like the other tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A long first message in ?prompt= exceeds Node's header limit. The chat GET returns 431 and Electron commits an empty window. Stash the text in sessionStorage and open /chat/<id>.
Preload a backend-only JS title accessor from an unpacked macOS resource before Next starts. Preserve Windows and Linux launch arguments, and test title semantics, process scope, argument order, and resource copying.
Based on the prevention approach proposed by marchellodev in PR #47.
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