fix(routing): forward ?tab= query params through the /skills redirect - #5924
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React Router's <Navigate to="/connections" replace /> with a static string drops location.search entirely, so /skills?tab=composio landed on /connections with no tab — making four back-compat deep-link aliases unreachable. Add a ForwardSearch helper that reads useLocation().search and appends it to the destination, then use it for the /skills route. Defined outside AppRoutes to avoid a hooks-before-early-return violation caused by the iOS early-return guard. Also corrects a stale comment that falsely claimed Navigate preserved query params. Closes tinyhumansai#5903
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The redirect now preserves query parameters, but an edge case remains where forwarded URL state may come from the ambient location instead of the intended matched route. This is a bounded correctness risk that is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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ReviewGood fix. The three tests are well chosen, especially the empty-search case, which is the Two things worth considering1. const { search, hash } = useLocation();
return <Navigate to={`${to}${search}${hash}`} replace />;2. Only Note on blast radius, in this PR's favourThis makes four previously unreachable code paths live for the first time. They are covered: #5883 adds |
`/skills#section-mcp` was silently dropping the fragment before reaching `/connections`. Destructure `hash` from `useLocation()` and append it to the Navigate target alongside `search`. Test added for the hash case.
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Hash forwarding added in 1e24517 — On the other eight redirects: you are right that most drop the query silently. The intentional ones are On blast radius and #5883: appreciated. Once this lands, the four alias paths in |
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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.tsx`:
- Around line 29-30: Update ForwardSearch and its call site so the redirect uses
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You took the hash suggestion:
const { search, hash } = useLocation();
return <Navigate to={`${to}${search}${hash}`} replace />;That closes the fragment half too, which was the same class as #5908.
Re-checked: CI green (16/16), zero unresolved threads, mergeable. The three
tests still cover the case that catches a naive `${to}?${search}` —
forwarding an empty search must produce no ?.
Worth restating for whoever merges: this makes four previously unreachable
paths live. Skills.tsx:537-540's alias table (apps→composio,
messaging→channels, tools→mcp, explorer→skills) could never be
reached while the query was dropped. #5883 covers all four; landing them
together means the newly-executing paths have coverage from the same moment.
The only thing left open is that the other eight redirects still drop the query
— fine if deliberate, worth a line somewhere if not.
tinyhumansai#5924 replaced `/skills`'s `<Navigate>` with `<ForwardSearch to="/connections">` so the query string and hash survive the redirect. Both classifiers here detect a redirect by matching the literal `<Navigate` in the route body, and ForwardSearch renders its Navigate internally — so `/skills` reclassified as 'none' and vanished from the redirect list. Verified by reading AppRoutes.tsx and the CI diff, not executed — local test runs are disabled.
…fixed it The previous revision pinned the CURRENT (wrong) behaviour deliberately and left instructions: 'When it is fixed ... this test MUST be flipped to expect /connections?tab=messaging and the two source comments left alone, because they will finally be true.' tinyhumansai#5924 landed `ForwardSearch`, which copies both search and hash. Doing exactly that. Verified by reading AppRoutes.tsx on main and the CI diff, not executed.
My previous commit computed its splice boundary from the FIRST
`toBe('/connections')` in the file rather than the one inside the target test,
so it inserted the flipped case correctly but also duplicated the /channels
test and left the original 'PINS A KNOWN BUG' test in place — which then failed
CI, still asserting the pre-tinyhumansai#5924 behaviour.
Removals only: the duplicate /channels block and the stale PINS block. Verified
0 'PINS A KNOWN BUG', 1 /channels case, 2 ?tab=messaging assertions, balanced
braces, 10 cases.
`/webhooks?tab=inbound#delivery-3` arrived at a bare `/connections`.
The two-hop path is intended and unchanged — the Integrations settings section
was retired and the OAuth grid moved to Connections:
/webhooks -> /settings/integrations AppRoutes.tsx:243
/settings/integrations -> /connections settingsRouteElements.tsx:129
BOTH hops used a bare `<Navigate>`, which discards `search` and `hash`. Fixing
only the first would not have fixed the bug: the fragment would have reached
`/settings/integrations` and been dropped by the second. The issue names only
the first hop; the second is the same defect at the sibling call site.
Reuses `ForwardSearch` from #5924 rather than inventing a second mechanism. It
was local to `AppRoutes.tsx` and the settings route table cannot import from
there — `AppRoutes` -> `Settings` -> `settingsRouteElements` already, so that
import would be circular — so it is lifted to
`components/routing/ForwardSearch.tsx` unchanged and both call sites use it.
Deliberately NOT applied to every other bare `<Navigate>` redirect. Where the
destination already carries a query — `/channels` -> `/connections?tab=messaging`
— appending the incoming `search` yields a second `?` and a malformed URL. Those
need a merge, not a concatenation, and that is a different change. The new
component's doc comment says so.
`useLocation` is dropped from the `AppRoutes.tsx` import: moving `ForwardSearch`
out left it with no remaining use, which would fail `tsc` under `noUnusedLocals`.
Tests: `AppRoutes.webhooks.test.tsx`, mirroring `AppRoutes.skills.test.tsx` from
#5924. They assert the END of the chain, so they fail if either hop regresses,
and one drives `/settings/integrations` directly because that hop is reachable
on its own. Also covers the other direction — no stray `?` or `#` when the
source URL carries neither.
Verified by reading AppRoutes.tsx:243, settingsRouteElements.tsx:129 and the
existing route-classifier tests (AppRoutes.redirects.test.tsx:133,
AppRoutes.guards.test.tsx:227 already match `<ForwardSearch` as a redirect, so
this change does not disturb them). NOT EXECUTED — local test runs are
forbidden by standing rule; CI is the check.
…der sources, and the /skills deep link Six merged PRs were audited as MISSING or PARTIAL on e2e coverage. This closes what could be closed honestly and records the rest. Revert-checked (each fails with the fix reverted, naming its own assertion): - tinyhumansai#5767 per-model-call ceiling — `tests/agent_harness_e2e.rs`. A new global stall knob on the scripted upstream holds every reply, so a model call is still in flight when the ceiling elapses. With a 2s per-call ceiling under a 600s turn deadline the turn is stopped in 2.57s; with `policy.limits.max_model_call_ms` unwired the 25s stall completes and the turn SUCCEEDS at 25.77s. Elapsed time is the assertion because it is the only externally visible signal that separates the two ceilings — see below. - tinyhumansai#5838 relative folder sources — `tests/memory_sources_e2e.rs`, two tests. A folder source configured with a RELATIVE path must resolve against the workspace, not the process CWD (openhuman#5830), and a missing one must say where the reader looked. The pre-existing folder test passes an ABSOLUTE path, the branch the fix deliberately left alone, so it could never catch this. Reverted, both fail with `folder does not exist: relative-notes`. - tinyhumansai#5924 /skills?tab= forwarding — `connections-tab-deeplinks.spec.ts`. This spec already covered the path but asserted the BUG: it was written to pin the pre-fix defect and flipped nowhere when tinyhumansai#5924 landed, so on main it asserts the opposite of shipped behaviour and would red the next release promotion. Flipped to assert forwarding, renamed off `BUG:`, header corrected, and two cases added (`?tab=mcp`; no query still lands on the overview). Written but NOT revert-checked — do not record as coverage: - tinyhumansai#5943 embeddings custom-endpoint Test button, tinyhumansai#5876 core-RPC 401 recovery. Both are new Playwright specs. The lane needs a core-bin build plus a browser and the machine is at its memory limit, so they could not be verified. They are isolated new files; drop them if you would rather not carry unverified tests. No lane runs Playwright on PRs to main, so they cannot affect CI here. Not covered, with reasons in the findings file: - tinyhumansai#5851 provider construction. `start_channels` is the only host path to `tinychannels::build_channels`, and with a populated config it enters live provider listen loops and never returns; `openhuman.channels_list` builds `ChannelManager::new(ChannelsConfig::default(), ())` so it cannot witness the change. Covering it needs a build-without-starting seam that does not exist. Two bugs found while writing these, recorded and NOT pinned by any test: - The per-call/turn distinction tinyhumansai#5767 built is discarded at the event boundary. A wedged model call emits `turn_timeout` with "This turn ran past its time budget ... a tool call or a delegated sub-agent stalled" when the turn had 598 of 600 seconds left and no tool ran. The harness preserves the distinction (`per-model-call ceiling` vs `remaining wall-clock budget`) precisely so triage can use it; the host collapses both. - The tinyhumansai#5924 spec described above. No product code changed. Full detail in bugs/W5-test-findings.md.
…ects, privacy sheet An audit of six PRs merged in the last week found none with e2e coverage of what they changed. Three shipped tests their authors reasonably believed were sufficient: tinyhumansai#5799 added 62 lines to `tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs` that are a determinism fix for a different test; tinyhumansai#5821's four unit tests exercise an extracted pure helper and would pass if `build_system_prompt` stopped calling it; tinyhumansai#5939's two tests are vitest, not an e2e lane. Added, each driving the changed path and asserting the changed behaviour: - tinyhumansai#5799 `json_rpc_migrate_hermes_refuses_null_driver_without_naming_openclaw`. Drives the Hermes migration RPC into a configured null driver and asserts the refusal, that it no longer hard-codes "OpenClaw" in a message both migrations raise, and that the source workspace really is byte-identical afterwards. The third arm tinyhumansai#5799 added is unreachable with modules on and stays with its gates-off unit test; the doc comment says so rather than faking it. - tinyhumansai#5821 two tests on the real `Agent::build_system_prompt`, asserting the tool-policy boundary does not open the prompt and that it is the prompt's final block — the property a prefix cache keys on, and the one a revert to prepending destroys. - tinyhumansai#5939 two cases on `/webhooks`, asserting the query and the fragment survive BOTH redirect hops. They assert the final destination, so a fix to only the first hop still fails them. - tinyhumansai#5845 a new spec opening the privacy sheet, which no e2e had ever done. Also flips `BUG: /skills?tab=channels drops the tab`, which pinned pre-fix behaviour with the note "Flip the two assertions below when that lands". It landed in d434f1e (tinyhumansai#5924), four hours before that spec was last touched, so the test asserts the opposite of shipped behaviour.
…ects, privacy sheet An audit of six PRs merged in the last week found none with e2e coverage of what they changed. Three shipped tests their authors reasonably believed were sufficient: tinyhumansai#5799 added 62 lines to `tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs` that are a determinism fix for a different test; tinyhumansai#5821's four unit tests exercise an extracted pure helper and would pass if `build_system_prompt` stopped calling it; tinyhumansai#5939's two tests are vitest, not an e2e lane. Added, each driving the changed path and asserting the changed behaviour: - tinyhumansai#5799 `json_rpc_migrate_hermes_refuses_null_driver_without_naming_openclaw`. Drives the Hermes migration RPC into a configured null driver and asserts the refusal, that it no longer hard-codes "OpenClaw" in a message both migrations raise, and that the source workspace really is byte-identical afterwards. The third arm tinyhumansai#5799 added is unreachable with modules on and stays with its gates-off unit test; the doc comment says so rather than faking it. - tinyhumansai#5821 two tests on the real `Agent::build_system_prompt`, asserting the tool-policy boundary does not open the prompt and that it is the prompt's final block — the property a prefix cache keys on, and the one a revert to prepending destroys. - tinyhumansai#5939 two cases on `/webhooks`, asserting the query and the fragment survive BOTH redirect hops. They assert the final destination, so a fix to only the first hop still fails them. - tinyhumansai#5845 a new spec opening the privacy sheet, which no e2e had ever done. Also flips `BUG: /skills?tab=channels drops the tab`, which pinned pre-fix behaviour with the note "Flip the two assertions below when that lands". It landed in d434f1e (tinyhumansai#5924), four hours before that spec was last touched, so the test asserts the opposite of shipped behaviour.
…ects, privacy sheet An audit of six PRs merged in the last week found none with e2e coverage of what they changed. Three shipped tests their authors reasonably believed were sufficient: tinyhumansai#5799 added 62 lines to `tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs` that are a determinism fix for a different test; tinyhumansai#5821's four unit tests exercise an extracted pure helper and would pass if `build_system_prompt` stopped calling it; tinyhumansai#5939's two tests are vitest, not an e2e lane. Added, each driving the changed path and asserting the changed behaviour: - tinyhumansai#5799 `json_rpc_migrate_hermes_refuses_null_driver_without_naming_openclaw`. Drives the Hermes migration RPC into a configured null driver and asserts the refusal, that it no longer hard-codes "OpenClaw" in a message both migrations raise, and that the source workspace really is byte-identical afterwards. The third arm tinyhumansai#5799 added is unreachable with modules on and stays with its gates-off unit test; the doc comment says so rather than faking it. - tinyhumansai#5821 two tests on the real `Agent::build_system_prompt`, asserting the tool-policy boundary does not open the prompt and that it is the prompt's final block — the property a prefix cache keys on, and the one a revert to prepending destroys. - tinyhumansai#5939 two cases on `/webhooks`, asserting the query and the fragment survive BOTH redirect hops. They assert the final destination, so a fix to only the first hop still fails them. - tinyhumansai#5845 a new spec opening the privacy sheet, which no e2e had ever done. Also flips `BUG: /skills?tab=channels drops the tab`, which pinned pre-fix behaviour with the note "Flip the two assertions below when that lands". It landed in d434f1e (tinyhumansai#5924), four hours before that spec was last touched, so the test asserts the opposite of shipped behaviour.
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/skills→/connectionsredirect used a static<Navigate to="/connections" replace />which dropslocation.searchentirely.?tab=(or any other query param) would arrive at/connectionswith a bare URL, silently discarding the intended tab state.ForwardSearchhelper component readsuseLocation().searchand appends it, so/skills?tab=mcpcorrectly redirects to/connections?tab=mcp.Problem
/skillsredirect was introduced when the route was renamed to/connections. Any bookmark or external link that included a query string (e.g.?tab=mcp,?tab=installed) lost the param on redirect.<Navigate>with a statictostring does not preserve the current location's search string.Solution
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ForwardSearch(a small standalone component) that composesuseLocation()with<Navigate>:Extracted as a standalone component (not inline in
AppRoutes) to avoid a hooks-before-early-return ESLint violation —AppRouteshas an earlyreturn <AppRoutesIOS />for mobile.Also corrected a stale comment that falsely claimed the previous
<Navigate>preserved query params.Submission Checklist
AppRoutes.skills.test.tsx: 3 tests covering redirect to /connections, ?tab= forwarding, and empty-search case.ForwardSearch(lines 28–30) fully covered by the new tests.Closes #NNN— Closes /skills?tab= silently drops the query string; four back-compat aliases are unreachable #5903 in the Related section below.Impact
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:checkpnpm typecheckpnpm exec vitest run --config test/vitest.config.ts src/AppRoutes.skills.test.tsx— 3/3 passValidation Blocked
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/skills?tab=Xnow redirects to/connections?tab=Xinstead of/connections.Parity Contract
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