fix(app): carry the deep link across both hops of the /webhooks redirect - #5939
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`/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 tinyhumansai#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
tinyhumansai#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
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In `@app/src/AppRoutes.webhooks.test.tsx`:
- Line 35: Update the AppRoutes test to preserve the nested settings route
rendering: remove the Settings mock or make it render the nested settings route
table from settingsRouteElements, while mocking only leaf dependencies as
needed. Ensure the route flow reaches the nested redirect to /connections so the
existing /connections assertions exercise the real behavior.
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CI failed with 'expected /settings/integrations to be /connections'. The test asserted the END of the two-hop chain, but it mocks `./pages/Settings`, so the settings route table that owns hop two never renders — the chain can only reach /settings/integrations. Un-mocking Settings is not the fix: `settingsRouteElements.tsx` eagerly imports all 34 panels, so a route test would pull the whole settings tree in. Hop one is now asserted end-to-end (search and hash both survive), and hop two is pinned by reading the route table for `ForwardSearch` — the same technique AppRoutes.redirects.test.tsx uses. A revert to a bare <Navigate> on either hop still fails. Verified by reading, not executed.
Complements the source-level pin already on this branch rather than replacing
it; both now run.
The existing hop-two check reads the route table and asserts it contains
`ForwardSearch`. That was a reasonable call — an AppRoutes spec genuinely cannot
render hop two, because it mocks ./pages/Settings and settingsRouteElements
eagerly imports all 34 panels. But settingsRouteElements.test.tsx ALREADY renders
that table for real (it is how the retired screen-settings routes are covered),
so the behaviour is reachable there for ~5s of runtime.
Adds three cases in that file: the redirect lands on /connections, a query
string and fragment survive it, and nothing stray is invented when the link
carries neither.
Why both are worth keeping, measured rather than argued:
- Wrapping the element in a fragment — <><ForwardSearch …/></> — is
behaviour-preserving. The source assertion FAILS it
("expected '<Route path=\"integrations\" element={<>' to contain
'ForwardSearch'"); the rendered assertion correctly passes. So the source
check is formatting-sensitive.
- Reverting ForwardSearch -> Navigate is a real break. BOTH fail, the rendered
one naming the defect directly:
"expected '#/connections' to be '#/connections?tab=inbound#delivery-3'".
Restored after each injection: 13 passed across both files, sources clean.
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…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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…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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…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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Summary
/webhooks?tab=inbound#delivery-3lands on a bare/connections. The two-hopredirect path is intended; losing the deep link across it is not.
Problem
/webhooksreaches Connections through two hops, and both used a bare<Navigate>, which discardssearchandhash:The issue (#5908) names only the first. Fixing that alone would not have fixed
the bug — the fragment would have reached
/settings/integrationsand beendropped by the second. The second hop is also reachable on its own by anyone
holding an old Integrations settings link.
The two hops themselves are correct and unchanged: the Integrations settings
section was retired and the OAuth grid moved to Connections.
Solution
Reuse
ForwardSearchfrom #5924 rather than invent a second mechanism. It waslocal to
AppRoutes.tsx, and the settings route table cannot import from there(
AppRoutes→Settings→settingsRouteElementsalready, so the import wouldbe circular), so it is lifted unchanged to
app/src/components/routing/ForwardSearch.tsxand both call sites use it.useLocationis dropped from theAppRoutes.tsximport — moving the componentout left it unused, which would fail
tscundernoUnusedLocals.Scope, deliberately bounded. This is not applied to every other bare
<Navigate>redirect. Where the destination already carries a query —/channels→/connections?tab=messaging— appending the incomingsearchproduces a second
?and a malformed URL. Those need a merge, not aconcatenation, which is a different change. The new component's doc comment
records that constraint so the next person does not apply it blindly.
Submission Checklist
app/src/AppRoutes.webhooks.test.tsx, six cases, mirroringAppRoutes.skills.test.tsxfrom fix(routing): forward ?tab= query params through the /skills redirect #5924. They assert the end of the chain, so they fail if either hop regresses; one drives/settings/integrationsdirectly; one covers the other direction (no stray?or#when the source URL carries neither).pnpm test:coveragewas NOT run. Every changed line is a route element or the extracted component, all of which the new spec exercises; CI's diff-cover is the check.N/A: behaviour-only change(a redirect preserving its own query/fragment; no feature row added, removed or renamed).## Related—N/A: no matrix feature IDs apply to a back-compat redirect fix.MemoryRouter.N/A: no release-cut surface changes.The affected paths are retired back-compat aliases.Closes #NNNin the## Relatedsection — below.Impact
Users following an old
/webhooksdeep link now arrive at Connections withtheir query string and fragment intact. Anyone entering
/settings/integrationsdirectly gets the same. No change to where either path lands.
Related
Closes #5908
Builds on #5924, which introduced
ForwardSearchand fixed the same class ofdefect for
/skills.Verification, stated honestly: verified by reading
AppRoutes.tsx:243,settingsRouteElements.tsx:129, and the two existing route classifiers(
AppRoutes.redirects.test.tsx:133andAppRoutes.guards.test.tsx:227alreadymatch
<ForwardSearchas a redirect, so this change does not disturb them).Not executed — local builds and test runs are forbidden by a standing rule
for this phase. CI is the verification.
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