Rob LourensandCopilot
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* Make git blob URIs label friendly
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* Avoid duplicate git blob path metadata
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* Avoid dash placeholder in agent host URIs
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* Revert "Avoid dash placeholder in agent host URIs"
This reverts commit de6579dab9.
* Derive Changes editor description from formatted label
Avoid leaking the agent-host wrapper placeholder for root-level wrapped
git-blob URIs (e.g. vscode-agent-host://local/git-blob/-/hello_count.txt?...)
by formatting the full URI with the existing AGENT_HOST_LABEL_FORMATTER
and deriving the description from the formatted label instead of
calling dirname() on the raw wrapped URI.
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* Keep real path in agent host URIs; make git-blob paths absolute
Agent host URIs now carry the original scheme/authority/query in a JSON
query and keep the real path verbatim in the URI path. git-blob content
URIs use the absolute working-tree path so the diff 'before' side lines
up with the working-tree 'after' side.
(Written by Copilot)
* Encode agent host URI metadata as a url-safe base64 _ah query param
The original scheme/authority/query were carried as raw JSON in the
query, which collided with other query params (e.g. vscodeLinkType) and
got corrupted by URLSearchParams round-trips. Encode the metadata as a
single url-safe base64 _ah parameter so the query stays a well-formed
parameter list and unrelated params can coexist. Update stale test
expectations to the new label-friendly format.
(Written by Copilot)
* Remove dead scopedPathPrefix machinery from SimpleFileDialog
With label-friendly agent host URIs the URI path is already the real
file path, so the scoped path prefix is always empty. Remove the
computeScopedPathPrefix method, the scopedPathPrefix field, and all the
strip/re-add logic that existed to cope with the old /file/- prefix
format. Delete the test file that only exercised that mechanism; the
URI round-trip is covered by agentHostFileSystemProvider.test.ts.
(Written by Copilot)
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