- Delete dead `authorBadge` function (no callers; grep-verified)
- Merge adjacent duplicate imports from trackChangesModel in test file
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Defect: an ADDED block was colored via `render(wordDiffByAuthor("", raw, ...))`, which
wrapped the whole raw markdown in an inline `<ins>` BEFORE markdown-it parsed it — so
`## X` rendered as literal text, not `<h2>`. Same structural bug for list, blockquote,
and thematic-break blocks.
Fix (three-part, pure / vscode-free):
1. `blockContentStart(raw)`: new helper returning the offset past block-level markers
(ATX headings `## `, unordered/ordered list markers, blockquotes). Open sentinels must
not precede these markers or markdown-it cannot recognise the block construct.
2. `injectSentinels`: clamp the open-sentinel lower-bound to `blockContentStart(raw)`,
so for `## New Section` the sentinel lands AFTER `## ` (at position 3) instead of at
position 0, letting the heading parse correctly.
3. `sentinelsToSpans` / `colorByAuthor`: add optional `kind: "by" | "ins" = "by"`
parameter so the sentinel path can emit `cw-ins-{author}` for added blocks while all
existing `colorByAuthor`/`cw-by-*` call-sites are unchanged.
4. `renderReview` ADDED block path: `render(wordDiffByAuthor("", raw, ...))` →
`colorByAuthor(raw, blk.start, landedSpans, render, "ins")`. The CHANGED non-atomic
prose path (`wordDiffByAuthor(before, after, ...)`) is untouched — it correctly keeps
the block markers at column 0 of the unchanged prefix.
5. `renderReviewOp`: removed the now-vestigial `colored` parameter (was always `render`
after the added-block path moved to `changedHtml`); unchanged blocks now call
`render(op.block.raw)` directly.
Regression test added: "renderReview: an added heading block renders as a heading AND
is author-colored as an insertion" — RED on old code, GREEN after fix. All 259 tests
pass; typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The F9/F10 author-coloring technique injects paired PUA sentinels into prose
source at span offsets, renders, then maps sentinels → cw-by-* spans. Two failure
modes when a span boundary met emphasis markup (characterized in session 0032):
- CASE1: a boundary strictly inside a delimiter run (a**b**c, between the two *)
split `**`, breaking markdown-it's delimiter pairing (stray <em></em>, raw **).
- CASE3: a boundary inside an emphasis run (**bold** span covering **bo) rendered
the emphasis but MISNESTED span/element (<strong>bo</span>ld</strong>).
Token-aware fix (both, per the issue #33 comment):
- injectSentinels: clamp any sentinel offset that lands strictly inside a
delimiter run (* _ ~ `) to the run's start, so a sentinel never splits a run
(CASE1). Delimiters are invisible once rendered, so this only shifts the colored
boundary across markup. Drop spans that clamp to empty.
- sentinelsToSpans: replace the naive global split/join with a walker over the
rendered HTML that emits the cw-by-* span only around TEXT runs — closing it
before any <tag> and reopening after — so a span is always well-nested within
inline elements (one span segment per text run, CASE3). Tags are copied
verbatim with any stray sentinel stripped (no Private-Use-Area char leaks).
Pure, vscode-free, deterministic (INV-33). No regression: existing colorByAuthor /
renderReview cases stay green; the common no-emphasis case is byte-identical.
222 unit + 74/5 host E2E green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A pinned baseline with no changes since should read as a clean starting point,
but the F10 on-render still author-colored every block (colorByAuthor), painting
the whole document green/blue right after a pin. Now, when the baseline reason is
"pinned" and there are zero changes since (every diffBlocks op unchanged), the
on-render is fully clean — no change marks and no authorship coloring — while the
data-src block mapping (INV-36) and any pending proposals (review actions, not
annotations) are kept.
Scoped to the PIN specifically, not all zero-diff: a baseline advanced by a
machine-landing (accept) is also zero-diff but keeps its authorship coloring so
accepted Claude text stays blue (F10 INV-33). renderReview takes a `pinned`
option; the controller passes baseline.reason === "pinned" from both refresh and
the renderHtmlFor test seam.
- trackChangesModel.ts: renderReview gains the `pinned` RenderOption; when pinned
+ zero-diff, blocks render plain (no colorByAuthor).
- trackChangesPreview.ts: pass { pinned } through refresh + renderHtmlFor.
- unit: pinned+zero-diff → no cw-by-*; pinned+zero-diff still shows proposals;
zero-diff WITHOUT pin (machine-landing) keeps coloring (INV-33); real changes
after a pin re-color.
- s48PinClean host E2E: type → colored; pin → clean; edit → annotations return.
218 unit + 74/5 host E2E green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document-edit flow SLICE-2 (specs/coauthoring-document-edit-flow.md §7.2,
INV-39/40/41 — P1 "too much to review"). A whole-document rewrite now proposes
ONE F4 proposal per CHANGED BLOCK (the unit a human reviews), but accepting a
block reconciles attribution at WORD granularity (the unit F3 records). Block =
decision unit; word = attribution unit. Supersedes INV-37's per-word cut for
document edits; selection edits unchanged.
- trackChangesModel.ts: new pure diffToBlockHunks(current, rewritten) — block-key
alignment (reusing diffArrays/diffBlocks keying): an isolated changed block →
one block-aligned hunk → the rewritten block raw (a code/mermaid fence is one
atomic whole-fence hunk, INV-23); insert/delete runs → one gap-span hunk over
the inter-anchor region (separators included) so reconstruction stays exact; a
zero-width gap-span is anchored (INV-41). Also split diffToHunks into the raw,
un-anchored wordEditHunks + the anchoring wrapper (the anchoring could grow an
insertion to overlap an adjacent hunk, corrupting a batch apply — a latent bug
that only surfaced once hunks are applied as a batch).
- trackChangesPreview.ts: runEditAndPropose document branch uses diffToBlockHunks
and tags each proposal granularity:"block".
- model.ts / proposalModel.ts: additive optional Proposal.granularity
("block"|"single"; absent ⇒ single, back-compat — no migration).
- proposalController.ts: accept of a block proposal runs an intra-block word
sub-diff (wordEditHunks, disjoint) and applies one applyAgentEdit per changed
run, descending offset — only the words Claude changed land Claude-attributed;
unchanged spans keep prior authorship (INV-40).
- Tests: diffToBlockHunks unit (reconstruction + fence atomic + add/remove);
f12Review host E2E (M blocks→M proposals, unchanged→none, fence atomic, INV-40
attribution, INV-41 insertion accept); updated the f11 document-path E2E to
per-block (INV-39 supersedes INV-37); MANUAL-SMOKE-F12 §2.
Seam note: pendingEdits.matchEvent resolves one registration per change event, so
INV-40's per-run attribution is sequential applyAgentEdit calls (N undo steps),
not one multi-replace WorkspaceEdit — see transcript Deferred decisions.
214 unit + 69/5 host E2E green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Code-review follow-up on the F11 branch (5966907..1564ef5). Three real findings:
- CRITICAL — pure-insertion hunks were born-orphaned. A document rewrite that
INSERTS text produced a zero-width hunk (start==end) → buildFingerprint yields
empty fp.text → anchorer.resolve orphans an empty needle → the proposal could
never be accepted (silently). diffToHunks now anchors every zero-width
insertion to an adjacent source token (anchorInsertion): the range absorbs the
token and the replacement keeps it, so net text is identical but fp.text is
non-empty and resolvable. New unit tests: applying hunks always reconstructs
the rewrite (substitute/delete/insert/multi); insertions are never zero-width.
New host E2E ACCEPTS a rewrite-with-insertion end to end and asserts accept-all
reconstructs the intended document (also covers sequential multi-hunk accept).
- IMPORTANT — renderPlain cross-block fidelity. The per-block off-mode rendering
(SLICE-2) can't resolve a reference-link definition in a separate block.
Documented as a conscious tradeoff of the operator-locked block-level mapping
(§6.7) — renderReview already rendered per-block, so this keeps both modes
consistent — with a characterization test + a docstring note.
- MINOR — F11 proposals now carry a turnId (one per Ask-Claude gesture, shared
across a document rewrite's N hunks), matching the editor-menu editSelection
path so a rewrite groups as one agent turn.
208 unit + 9/9 F11 host E2E green. (The lone red E2E is a pre-existing,
F11-independent undoMarks timing flake — proven by isolation: it fails
identically with all F11 tests removed.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A whole-document Ask-Claude rewrite is diffed into hunks and surfaced as N
independent F4 proposals (one per changed hunk) — reusing the F4 single-range
model N times, no new model. Per spec §6.4/§7.2 SLICE-3.
- trackChangesModel: pure `diffToHunks(currentText, rewrittenText)` →
EditHunk[] (vscode-free, deterministic; diffWordsWithSpace, coalescing
adjacent add/remove runs; offsets index currentText).
- trackChangesPreview: `runEditAndPropose(document, target, instruction)` — the
shared host routine (selection → one single-range propose; document → diff →
one propose per hunk; never mutates the doc, INV-10); `askClaude` UI wrapper
(host showInputBox keeps LLM/secrets out of the sealed webview, INV-8/35);
injectable `editTurn` + `setEditTurnForTest` seam (no LLM in CI); the
`askClaude` inbound message branch; `cowriting.editDocument` command for #42
reuse.
- package.json: register cowriting.editDocument, palette-guarded on markdown.
- webview: ✦ Ask Claude to Edit Document button → { askClaude, scope:"document" }.
- unit: diffToHunks fixtures (zero/one/multi-hunk, wholesale, determinism).
- host E2E: stubbed multi-hunk rewrite → N matching proposals, doc untouched;
editDocument command registered + markdown-guarded.
205 unit + 49 host E2E green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pure render layer now emits data-src-start/data-src-end (source char offsets
from BlockWithRange) on every LIVE-source rendered block, in BOTH modes — the
contract the webview's selection→source mapping (SLICE-4) walks the DOM for.
Per spec §6.1 INV-36 / §7.2 SLICE-2.
- trackChangesModel: shared `srcAttr(blk)` helper; threaded through renderOp +
renderReviewOp + the renderReview loop (removed blocks → "" / no data-src, as
they have no live source). renderPlain switches from a single whole-document
markdown pass to per-block `<div data-src-start/end>` wrappers — bare divs (no
cw- class) so the off/clean preview stays visually clean while becoming a
selection→source surface. Pure, vscode-free, deterministic (extends INV-22).
- unit (test/trackChangesModel.test.ts): data-src offsets equal
splitBlocksWithRanges in both modes; removed + proposal blocks carry none;
off-mode stays cw--free; determinism.
200 unit + 47 host E2E green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
In the F10 review preview, renderReview now emits each pending proposal whose
anchor resolves as a cw-proposal block immediately after the current-side block
its anchorStart falls in — answering "what is Claude proposing, and where?" by
position — instead of appending all proposals as trailing blocks. Proposals in
the same block are ordered by anchorStart then id (deterministic, INV-33); a
proposal whose anchor doesn't resolve (or precedes all blocks) still trails as a
cw-proposal-unanchored block, never dropped (INV-34).
This implements the inline-at-anchor placement the graduated F10 Solution Design
already specified (coauthoring-interactive-review.md §2/§6.2); the trailing-block
behavior shipped in #29 was a recorded v1 deferral.
Unit: mid-document placement, two proposals in distinct blocks, same-block
ordering determinism, anchored-before-trailing, mixed-set determinism.
E2E: the F10 propose test now asserts the proposal renders before the following
block (in place); accept still lands + clears.
194 unit + 51 E2E green; typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PUA sentinel injection through markdown-it; adjacent-span ordering handled;
code/mermaid fences atomic with a block-level author badge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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