PR: feat(telegram): Add Markdown to HTML converter for better message formatting#717
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes enhance the Telegram channel implementation by adding Markdown-to-HTML conversion for messages, supporting message threads via thread IDs, converting media to file:// URLs for LLM compatibility, and implementing fallback error handling with plain text mode. A new format_converter module provides comprehensive Markdown to Telegram HTML transformation. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TG as Telegram API
participant CH as Channel Handler
participant FC as Format Converter
participant LLM as LLM System
TG->>CH: Incoming message with media
CH->>CH: Extract message_thread_id
CH->>CH: Download/retrieve media
CH->>CH: Convert media paths to file:// URLs
CH->>LLM: Send content with file:// URLs
LLM->>CH: Response (Markdown text)
CH->>FC: Convert Markdown to HTML
FC->>FC: Process headings, styles, code blocks
FC->>CH: Return HTML formatted text
CH->>CH: Split into HTML-compatible chunks
CH->>TG: Send with parse_mode=HTML + thread_id
alt HTML Parse Fails
CH->>TG: Fallback: send plain text + thread_id
end
TG->>CH: Confirmation
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src/copaw/console/assets/pieDiagram-ADFJNKIX-B2m5RLpk.js-1-2 (1)
1-2:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorRemove 50 build artifact files from source control.
The
src/copaw/console/assets/directory contains 50 JavaScript files with content hashes in filenames (e.g.,chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js,pieDiagram-ADFJNKIX-B2m5RLpk.js), which are build artifacts generated by a bundler. Your project's own.gitignorealready excludessrc/copaw/console/dist/with the explicit policy: "Console frontend build (generated in Docker/CI, do not commit)". Theassets/directory violates this same policy.Add
src/copaw/console/assets/to.gitignoreand regenerate these files during the CI/CD build step, or if intentional, update the.gitignorecomment to clarify the exception.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/pieDiagram-ADFJNKIX-B2m5RLpk.js` around lines 1 - 2, The repo has committed bundler build artifacts in src/copaw/console/assets/ (e.g., pieDiagram-ADFJNKIX-B2m5RLpk.js and chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js referenced in the pieDiagram file) which violate the policy that console frontend builds should not be committed; update the repository by adding src/copaw/console/assets/ to .gitignore (or amend the existing ignore comment to explicitly allow or exclude this directory if the files are intentional), remove the 50 generated files from source control (git rm --cached or delete and commit), and ensure CI regenerates these assets during the build step so functions like ue, me, ye and the import chunks are produced at build time rather than stored in the repo.src/copaw/console/assets/ordinal-Cboi1Yqb.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorExclude generated assets from version control.
The
src/copaw/console/assets/directory contains 110 minified/bundled JavaScript and font files with content hashes (e.g.,ordinal-Cboi1Yqb.js,_basePickBy-D-5-WEnm.js,arc-CmFyQHEm.js,KaTeX_*.woff2). These are build artifacts that should not be committed.The
.gitignorealready includes a comment stating "Console frontend build (generated in Docker/CI, do not commit)" and excludessrc/copaw/console/dist/, butsrc/copaw/console/assets/is inconsistently tracked. Addsrc/copaw/console/assets/to.gitignoreto align with this stated intent and prevent unnecessary diffs, merge conflicts, and repository bloat.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ordinal-Cboi1Yqb.js` at line 1, Add the build asset directory to ignore and stop tracking the generated files: update .gitignore to include the path src/copaw/console/assets/ (so files like ordinal-Cboi1Yqb.js and other hashed assets are ignored), then remove the already-committed assets from Git’s index (e.g., git rm --cached) and commit that change so the files remain locally but are no longer tracked; ensure the .gitignore entry matches the existing pattern style used for src/copaw/console/dist/ to keep rules consistent.src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-55IACEB6-DU7kXJ8x.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard sandbox iframe dereference before accessing
contentDocument.On Line 1,
n.nodes()[0].contentDocument.bodyis accessed unconditionally in sandbox mode. If#i${t}is missing or not ready, this will throw and break rendering.Suggested fix
-import{_ as a,d as o}from"./index-D3VpQVNO.js";var d=a((t,e)=>{let n;return e==="sandbox"&&(n=o("#i"+t)),(e==="sandbox"?o(n.nodes()[0].contentDocument.body):o("body")).select(`[id="${t}"]`)},"getDiagramElement");export{d as g}; +import { _ as a, d as o } from "./index-D3VpQVNO.js"; +var d = a((t, e) => { + const isSandbox = e === "sandbox"; + const iframe = isSandbox ? o("#i" + t).node() : null; + const sandboxBody = iframe?.contentDocument?.body; + const root = isSandbox && sandboxBody ? o(sandboxBody) : o("body"); + return root.select(`[id="${t}"]`); +}, "getDiagramElement"); +export { d as g };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-55IACEB6-DU7kXJ8x.js` at line 1, The sandbox-branch in the getDiagramElement factory accesses n.nodes()[0].contentDocument.body without checking that the iframe node or its contentDocument exists, which can throw; modify the arrow callback used to create getDiagramElement to verify n is found and n.nodes().length>0 and that n.nodes()[0].contentDocument and its body are defined before dereferencing them, and if any are missing return a safe fallback (e.g., an empty selection or select("body") instead of throwing) so the function gracefully handles a missing or not-yet-ready `#i`${t} iframe.src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js-11-11 (1)
11-11:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse Kanban config keys consistently in root layout call.
On Line 11,
drawreadssectionWidthfromf.kanbanbut readspadding/useMaxWidthfromf.mindmap. That makes kanban layout settings partially ignored.Proposed fix
- Ee(void 0,h,((U=f.mindmap)==null?void 0:U.padding)??K.kanban.padding,((V=f.mindmap)==null?void 0:V.useMaxWidth)??K.kanban.useMaxWidth) + Ee(void 0,h,((U=f.kanban)==null?void 0:U.padding)??K.kanban.padding,((V=f.kanban)==null?void 0:V.useMaxWidth)??K.kanban.useMaxWidth)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js` at line 11, The Kanban draw routine (Be/"draw") incorrectly reads padding and useMaxWidth from f.mindmap; update the final Ee(...) call to use f.kanban instead (e.g. replace ((U=f==null?void 0:f.mindmap)==null?void 0:U.padding) and ((V=f==null?void 0:f.mindmap)==null?void 0:V.useMaxWidth) with the corresponding f.kanban null-coalescing expressions so the defaults fall back to K.kanban.padding and K.kanban.useMaxWidth).src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js-12-33 (1)
12-33:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFix section style index math and clamp edge stroke width.
On Lines 12–33, class suffixes use
r-1, but sections are assigned classessection-1,section-2, ... in renderer. This shifts palette mapping. Also17 - 3*rcan go non-positive for larger theme limits, producing invalid/invisible edge widths.Proposed fix
- const p=""+(17-3*r); + const p=Math.max(1, 17 - 3*r); - .section-${r-1} rect, .section-${r-1} path, .section-${r-1} circle, .section-${r-1} polygon, .section-${r-1} path { + .section-${r+1} rect, .section-${r+1} path, .section-${r+1} circle, .section-${r+1} polygon, .section-${r+1} path { - .section-${r-1} text { + .section-${r+1} text { - .node-icon-${r-1} { + .node-icon-${r+1} { - .section-edge-${r-1}{ + .section-edge-${r+1}{ - .edge-depth-${r-1}{ + .edge-depth-${r+1}{🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js` around lines 12 - 33, The CSS template uses class suffixes with r-1 (e.g., .section-${r-1}, .node-icon-${r-1}, .section-edge-${r-1}, .edge-depth-${r-1}) which misaligns sections with the renderer's section-1/section-2 naming; change all occurrences of r-1 to r so class names match the renderer. Also clamp the computed edge stroke width (p), which currently can become non-positive (from expressions like 17 - 3*r); compute p using a clamp/Math.max to ensure a minimum positive stroke (e.g., p = Math.max(1, 17 - 3*r)) so .edge-depth-${r} stroke-width stays valid. Ensure you update all template uses of ${p} and any related variable assignments where p is computed.src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js-1-1 (2)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard unresolved
prevTaskEndreferences before dereferencing.On Line 1,
compileTaskdoesconst a = Dt(r.prevTaskId); r.startTime = a.endTime;with no null check. Unknown/missing previous IDs will throw and break rendering.Proposed fix
- const a=Dt(r.prevTaskId);r.startTime=a.endTime;break + const a = Dt(r.prevTaskId); + if (!a || !a.endTime) { + vt.warn(`Unknown previous task id: ${String(r.prevTaskId)}`); + return !1; + } + r.startTime = a.endTime; + break;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js` at line 1, The compileTask function dereferences the result of Dt(r.prevTaskId) without checking for null/undefined (see compileTask, Dt, r.prevTaskId, r.startTime, a.endTime); fix by guarding the Dt(...) call: if Dt(r.prevTaskId) returns a falsy value, avoid using a.endTime (do not assign r.startTime from it), and instead either leave r.startTime unchanged or set a safe fallback (null or computed default) and optionally log or mark the task as unresolved so rendering won't throw.
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorHandle empty task sets before building the time scale.
On Line 1, rendering builds the scale domain from
Kn/Jn(x, ...)immediately afterconst x = r.db.getTasks();. Ifxis empty, domain values becomeundefined, which can cascade into invalid axis/layout behavior.Proposed fix
const x = r.db.getTasks(); + if (!x || x.length === 0) { + vt.warn("No tasks to render in gantt diagram."); + return; + } const I = Ui() .domain([Kn(x, (h) => h.startTime), Jn(x, (h) => h.endTime)]) .rangeRound([0, dt - i.leftPadding - i.rightPadding]);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js` at line 1, The code builds the time scale domain immediately from const x = r.db.getTasks() using Kn/Jn which returns undefined for empty arrays; guard the domain computation in the function that constructs the axis/scale (referencing r.db.getTasks, x, Kn, Jn and the scale domain call) — if x is empty either return early (skip building axis/layout) or supply safe fallback min/max (e.g. today +/- a default range) before calling scale.domain, and ensure subsequent code that relies on the domain (axis rendering, layout calculations) only runs when domain values are defined.src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse end-node normalization for relation targets in
addRelationObjs.Line 1 uses
startIdIfNeeded/startTypeIfNeededfor both source and target states. Target-side[*]should be normalized withendIdIfNeeded/endTypeIfNeeded; otherwise end nodes can be mislabeled as start nodes.🐛 Proposed fix
-addRelationObjs(t,s,a=""){const i=this.startIdIfNeeded(t.id.trim()),l=this.startTypeIfNeeded(t.id.trim(),t.type),d=this.startIdIfNeeded(s.id.trim()),S=this.startTypeIfNeeded(s.id.trim(),s.type);this.addState(i,l,t.doc,t.description,t.note,t.classes,t.styles,t.textStyles),this.addState(d,S,s.doc,s.description,s.note,s.classes,s.styles,s.textStyles),this.currentDocument.relations.push({id1:i,id2:d,relationTitle:W.sanitizeText(a,F())})} +addRelationObjs(t,s,a=""){const i=this.startIdIfNeeded(t.id.trim()),l=this.startTypeIfNeeded(t.id.trim(),t.type),d=this.endIdIfNeeded(s.id.trim()),S=this.endTypeIfNeeded(s.id.trim(),s.type);this.addState(i,l,t.doc,t.description,t.note,t.classes,t.styles,t.textStyles),this.addState(d,S,s.doc,s.description,s.note,s.classes,s.styles,s.textStyles),this.currentDocument.relations.push({id1:i,id2:d,relationTitle:W.sanitizeText(a,F())})}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` at line 1, The relation-target normalization in addRelationObjs currently calls startIdIfNeeded/startTypeIfNeeded for both source and target, causing end nodes like [*] to be treated as start nodes; update the target-side calls to use endIdIfNeeded and endTypeIfNeeded instead (locate the addRelationObjs function and replace the startIdIfNeeded/startTypeIfNeeded invocations that process the relation target with endIdIfNeeded/endTypeIfNeeded while keeping source normalization unchanged).src/copaw/console/assets/requirementDiagram-UZGBJVZJ-B2z7oPHA.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorEdge IDs are not unique across repeated relationships.
At Line 1,
getData()resetslet E = 0inside the relation loop, so edges with the samesrc/dstgenerate the same id suffix (-0). This can cause collisions in rendering/update logic.Proposed fix
-for(const h of this.relations){let E=0;const I=h.type===this.Relationships.CONTAINS,k={id:`${h.src}-${h.dst}-${E}`,...};o.push(k),E++} +for (const [E, h] of this.relations.entries()) { + const I = h.type === this.Relationships.CONTAINS; + const k = { + id: `${h.src}-${h.dst}-${h.type}-${E}`, + ... + }; + o.push(k); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/requirementDiagram-UZGBJVZJ-B2z7oPHA.js` at line 1, The relation loop in getData() reinitializes let E = 0 inside the loop so multiple relationships between the same src/dst get the same "-0" suffix and collide; move the E counter out of the relation loop (declare and initialize E once in getData() before iterating relationships) or replace it with a per-edge unique counter (e.g., edgeIndex from the loop) or a UUID, and use that unique value when building the edge id (the code path that constructs edge id for relationships in getData()) so each edge id is globally unique.src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-QEK2KX5R-DQN9ONnT.js-1-1 (3)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorHandle
max === minin radius normalization to avoid invalid geometry.
relativeRadiusdivides by(e - t). When all values collapse to one bound, this producesNaN/Infinityand broken paths.Proposed fix
-function A(a,t,e,r){const s=Math.min(Math.max(a,t),e);return r*(s-t)/(e-t)} +function A(a,t,e,r){ + if(e===t) return 0; + const s=Math.min(Math.max(a,t),e); + return r*(s-t)/(e-t); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-QEK2KX5R-DQN9ONnT.js` at line 1, The relativeRadius function A divides by (e - t) and will produce NaN/Infinity when max===min; update A (named "relativeRadius") to early-handle the degenerate case by returning a safe radius (e.g., 0) when e === t to avoid division by zero, keeping the same clamping behavior for s and ensuring callers like M ("drawCurves") that use A receive valid numeric radii.
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGuard empty curve entry arrays before dereferencing
a[0].
computeCurveEntriescan crash whenentriesis empty (a[0]is undefined), which hard-fails rendering for malformed/partial inputs.Proposed fix
-const X=l(a=>{if(a[0].axis==null)return a.map(e=>e.value);const t=b();if(t.length===0)throw new Error("Axes must be populated before curves for reference entries");return t.map(e=>{const r=a.find(s=>{var o;return((o=s.axis)==null?void 0:o.$refText)===e.name});if(r===void 0)throw new Error("Missing entry for axis "+e.label);return r.value})},"computeCurveEntries") +const X=l(a=>{ + const t=b(); + if(a.length===0){ + if(t.length===0) return []; + throw new Error("Curve entries cannot be empty when axes are defined"); + } + if(a[0].axis==null) return a.map(e=>e.value); + if(t.length===0) throw new Error("Axes must be populated before curves for reference entries"); + return t.map(e=>{ + const r=a.find(s=>{var o;return((o=s.axis)==null?void 0:o.$refText)===e.name}); + if(r===void 0) throw new Error("Missing entry for axis "+e.label); + return r.value; + }); +},"computeCurveEntries")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-QEK2KX5R-DQN9ONnT.js` at line 1, The function computeCurveEntries (variable X) dereferences a[0] without checking for an empty array; add a guard at the start of X to return an empty array (or appropriate default) when a is falsy or a.length===0 before any a[0].axis access, e.g. handle empty entries by returning [] and keep the existing logic for non-empty arrays so you avoid the crash when entries are missing.
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorChange
viewboxtoviewBoxfor proper SVG viewport rendering.SVG attributes are case-sensitive. The lowercase
viewboxis ignored by SVG renderers and prevents viewport scaling from working. Use camelCaseviewBoxinstead.Proposed fix
-a.attr("viewbox",`0 0 ${e} ${r}`).attr("width",e).attr("height",r) +a.attr("viewBox",`0 0 ${e} ${r}`).attr("width",e).attr("height",r)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-QEK2KX5R-DQN9ONnT.js` at line 1, The SVG viewport attr is set with the wrong case in the drawFrame function et — change the call that sets a.attr("viewbox", `0 0 ${e} ${r}`) to use the correct camelCase attribute name viewBox so the SVG viewBox is recognized; update the attr invocation inside et (the drawFrame helper) accordingly.src/copaw/console/assets/sankeyDiagram-TZEHDZUN-Dfl005lW.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorValidate parsed link values before calling
addLink.Line 1 parses values with
parseFloat(...)and adds links without checks. Invalid (NaN) or non-positive values can cascade intoNaNwidths/coordinates in layout and path generation.Suggested fix
- const C=parseFloat(y[M].trim());x.addLink(T,N,C); + const C=Number.parseFloat(y[M].trim()); + if (!Number.isFinite(C) || C <= 0) { + throw new Error(`Invalid sankey link value: "${y[M]}"`); + } + x.addLink(T,N,C);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/sankeyDiagram-TZEHDZUN-Dfl005lW.js` at line 1, The parser's performAction (case 7) calls parseFloat(y[M].trim()) and immediately x.addLink(T,N,C) without validating C; ensure you validate the parsed value before adding the link: in the performAction handler (case 7) around the parseFloat call, check that C is a finite number and > 0 (or >= 0 if zero-weight links are allowed); if invalid, either skip calling addLink or normalize C to a safe default and optionally log/track the malformed record so downstream layout (functions like T, R, yt and link width calculations) won't receive NaN values.src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse
viewBox(camelCase) for SVG viewport attribute.The code uses
attr("viewbox", ...)which violates SVG specification. SVG attributes are case-sensitive XML attributes; the correct attribute name isviewBox. Using lowercaseviewboxmay fail to apply the viewport settings in some browsers and tools.Proposed fix
- f.attr("viewbox",`0 0 ${k} ${g}`) + f.attr("viewBox",`0 0 ${k} ${g}`)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js` at line 1, The SVG viewport attribute is set with the wrong casing in the draw function (see function I / exported as draw) where f.attr("viewbox", ...) is used; change that call to use the correct camelCase "viewBox" attribute so the SVG viewport is applied correctly across browsers and tools (locate the f.attr("viewbox",`0 0 ${k} ${g}`) in I and update the attribute name to "viewBox").src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py-39-40 (1)
39-40:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAvoid logging message bodies at INFO level.
These logs include raw outbound content (even truncated), which can leak sensitive user data into application logs.
💡 Proposed fix
- logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Original markdown received (len=%d)", len(text)) @@ - logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Converted: {result[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Converted telegram html generated (len=%d)", len(result))Also applies to: 308-309
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 39 - 40, The INFO-level logger call that prints raw outbound message content (logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...")) must be changed to avoid exposing message bodies: replace or remove the message-body interpolation and instead log non-sensitive metadata (e.g., message length, a hash/ID, or just a direction label) or demote the message-body log to DEBUG; update every similar call (the other occurrences that use logger.info with text) so no raw user content is logged at INFO level, and keep the logging call references (logger.info and the variable text) to locate and modify the statements in format_converter.py.src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py-110-145 (1)
110-145:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorEscape plain text before applying HTML tags in inline conversion paths.
Outside code blocks, raw
<,>, and&pass through unescaped; this can cause Telegram HTML parse failures and degrade to fallback output.Also applies to: 202-250, 269-300
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 110 - 145, Escape HTML special chars (&, <, >) at the start of the inline conversion flow before performing the markdown-to-HTML regexes: within the block that assigns and mutates processed_before (the inline conversion paths that handle strike, bold, italic, inline code, and links), first replace & with &, < with <, and > with > on processed_before so raw characters can't break Telegram HTML parsing; then run the existing re.sub calls (routines around processed_before, including the inline code and link conversions) so tags are injected into an already-escaped string (ensure you still produce proper href values for links by allowing the second capture group in the link replacement to be inserted as-is if needed).src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py-520-533 (1)
520-533:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorMake BadRequest fallback selective and retry-safe.
This branch treats every
BadRequestas HTML-parse failure, and the fallback send call is unguarded. Non-parse failures (e.g., invalid thread routing) can fail again and escape unexpectedly.💡 Proposed fix
except telegram.error.BadRequest as e: - # HTML 解析失败，回退到纯文本 - logger.warning( - f"HTML parse failed, sending as plain text: {e}", - ) - if message_thread_id: - await bot.send_message( - chat_id=chat_id, - text=chunk, - message_thread_id=message_thread_id, - ) - else: - await bot.send_message(chat_id=chat_id, text=chunk) + err = str(e).lower() + if "parse entities" not in err and "can't parse" not in err: + logger.exception("telegram send_message bad request") + return + logger.warning("HTML parse failed, fallback to plain text: %s", e) + try: + if message_thread_id: + await bot.send_message( + chat_id=chat_id, + text=chunk, + message_thread_id=message_thread_id, + ) + else: + await bot.send_message(chat_id=chat_id, text=chunk) + except Exception: + logger.exception("telegram send_message fallback failed") + return🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py` around lines 520 - 533, The current BadRequest handler in the Telegram channel assumes every telegram.error.BadRequest is an HTML parse failure and unconditionally retries bot.send_message without parse_mode, which can mask other BadRequest causes (e.g., invalid thread routing) and let them escape; update the except telegram.error.BadRequest as e block in the method that sends chunks so you first inspect the exception text/message (e.message or str(e)) for HTML/parse-related indicators (e.g., "can't parse entities", "can't find end of the entity", "unsupported start tag"), and only then retry sending the chunk without HTML/parse (i.e., plain text) using bot.send_message with message_thread_id when present; if the error text does not indicate an HTML parse failure, re-raise the exception instead of retrying; additionally wrap the fallback bot.send_message retry in its own try/except to log any subsequent failure (using logger.warning/error) and avoid crashing the whole sender loop.src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py-503-505 (1)
503-505:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorHTML chunking with newline/space boundaries can break tags; fallback masks the inefficiency.
_chunk_textsplits on the last newline or space within chunk size, with no awareness of HTML structure. If a split point falls inside an HTML tag (e.g.,<a href="...">or<code>), the chunk becomes malformed. Telegram rejects unbalanced HTML withBadRequest: can't parse entities.The current code catches this and retries as plain text, which prevents message loss but wastes an API call. To improve efficiency, either:
- Use HTML-aware chunking that preserves tag boundaries, or
- Switch to entity-based formatting (
entities=parameter) instead ofparse_mode="HTML"to avoid HTML parsing altogether.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py` around lines 503 - 505, The current loop that converts markdown to HTML (convert_markdown_to_telegram_html) and then splits text via _chunk_text can cut inside HTML tags causing malformed chunks; update _chunk_text to be HTML-aware so chunk boundaries never fall inside tags: parse the html into tokens (tags vs text), accumulate tokens until size limit, if the last token is a tag ensure you close any open tags at the end of the chunk and reopen them at the start of the next chunk (maintain tag stack), and return balanced HTML chunks for the for chunk in chunks loop to send with parse_mode="HTML"; alternatively, if you prefer entity-based formatting, replace usage of convert_markdown_to_telegram_html + parse_mode="HTML" with creating telegram MessageEntity lists and send using the entities= parameter instead of HTML parsing (update the loop and callers accordingly).src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py-186-193 (1)
186-193:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorHandle
file://audio payloads before callingsend_audio.Audio content is normalized to
file://...upstream (like image/video/file), but the audio branch forwardsdatadirectly without checking for thefile://prefix. In contrast, image, video, and file branches all explicitly check forfile://URIs, extract the local path, and pass a file object to their respective send methods. SinceBot.send_audio()does not supportfile://URIs, audio sends will fail when content is stored asfile://URLs. Convertfile://paths to file objects before callingsend_audio, matching the pattern used by other media types.Proposed fix
elif part_type == ContentType.AUDIO: data = getattr(part, "data", None) if data: + if isinstance(data, str) and data.startswith("file://"): + local_path = data.replace("file://", "", 1) + with open(local_path, "rb") as f: + if message_thread_id: + await bot.send_audio( + chat_id=chat_id, + audio=f, + message_thread_id=message_thread_id, + parse_mode="Markdown", + ) + else: + await bot.send_audio( + chat_id=chat_id, + audio=f, + parse_mode="Markdown", + ) + return if message_thread_id: await bot.send_audio( chat_id=chat_id, audio=data, message_thread_id=message_thread_id, parse_mode="Markdown", ) else: await bot.send_audio( chat_id=chat_id, audio=data, parse_mode="Markdown", )Also applies to: 632-644
🟡 Minor comments (12)
src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix .gitignore to properly exclude console frontend build outputs.
The .gitignore file (line 16) explicitly states that console frontend builds are "generated in Docker/CI, do not commit", but the exclusion pattern is misconfigured. It currently specifies
src/copaw/console/dist/, but the Vite build configuration outputs directly tosrc/copaw/console/. This causes generated chunk files and assets (likechunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js) to be committed to version control.Update the .gitignore pattern to properly exclude the frontend build output directory, or verify that the source files should remain committed while build artifacts are regenerated during CI/deployment.
Additionally, this file relates to console UI diagram visualization and appears unrelated to the stated PR objective of Telegram message formatting—verify its inclusion in this PR.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js` at line 1, Build artifacts from the console frontend (examples: generated chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js which exports symbols like x, d, g, h, m, p) are being committed because .gitignore currently ignores src/copaw/console/dist/ but Vite outputs directly to src/copaw/console/; update .gitignore to exclude the actual build output (e.g., add src/copaw/console/ or the specific generated pattern such as src/copaw/console/*.js and src/copaw/console/assets/) or change the Vite build.outDir to match the ignored path, then remove the committed build files from the PR (git rm --cached) if they shouldn’t be tracked and confirm whether these console UI files belong in this PR (remove them from the PR if unrelated to Telegram formatting).src/copaw/console/assets/sequenceDiagram-WL72ISMW-TLk7T96h.js-1-145 (1)
1-145:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorRemove build artifacts from version control or update .gitignore.
This file is a minified build artifact generated by Vite (confirmed by content hash in filename and minified syntax). The
.gitignorefile explicitly states that console frontend builds should not be committed:# Console frontend build (generated in Docker/CI, do not commit) src/copaw/console/dist/However, these generated assets are currently committed in
src/copaw/console/assets/(containing 110 minified files and fonts). This violates the stated intent in.gitignore.Recommended fix: Either:
- Configure Vite to output to
src/copaw/console/dist/(which is already gitignored), or- Add
src/copaw/console/assets/to.gitignoreif it's meant to store only generated filesGenerate assets during CI/CD pipeline rather than committing them to version control.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/sequenceDiagram-WL72ISMW-TLk7T96h.js` around lines 1 - 145, A minified Vite build artifact (e.g., sequenceDiagram-WL72ISMW-*.js) was committed into the repo; remove these generated assets from version control and ensure they are ignored going forward: delete the committed files (git rm --cached) from the committed assets bundle (the folder containing the minified assets), update .gitignore to include that assets output or reconfigure Vite to output to the already-ignored build directory (the existing .gitignore entry for console frontend builds), and add a CI step to generate these assets during build so produced files (like the parser/module Ut/Ve artifacts) are not committed.src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-B4BG7PRW-TJWoWC1M.js-112-116 (1)
112-116:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix duplicated dependency selector;
#dependencyEndstyling is missing.On Line [112], the selector repeats
#dependencyStart. This should target#dependencyEnd; otherwise dependency end arrowheads may not receive the intended style.Proposed fix
-#dependencyStart, .dependency { +#dependencyEnd, .dependency { fill: ${s.lineColor} !important; stroke: ${s.lineColor} !important; stroke-width: 1; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-B4BG7PRW-TJWoWC1M.js` around lines 112 - 116, The CSS rule currently repeats the `#dependencyStart` selector and omits `#dependencyEnd`; update the selector list used by the rule that sets fill, stroke and stroke-width (the rule referencing `#dependencyStart` and .dependency) to include `#dependencyEnd` as well (e.g., use "#dependencyStart, `#dependencyEnd`, .dependency") so that dependency end arrowheads receive the same styling.src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorCorrect
HEXAGONtype string typo.On Line 1 in
type2Str,y.HEXAGONreturns"hexgon". This typo can break any class/selector/path relying on"hexagon".Proposed fix
- case y.HEXAGON:return"hexgon"; + case y.HEXAGON:return"hexagon";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js` at line 1, type2Str has a typo where the mapping for y.HEXAGON returns "hexgon" instead of "hexagon"; update the mapping in the type2Str function so that the case/key referring to y.HEXAGON returns the correct string "hexagon" (search for the symbol type2Str and the enum/symbol y.HEXAGON in the file and fix the returned string).src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReset options on JSON parse failure to prevent stale config reuse.
When options parsing fails, previous
i.records.optionsremains active. This can produce unexpected rendering behavior.Proposed fix
try { i.records.options = JSON.parse(t) } catch (r) { m.error("error while parsing gitGraph options", r.message) + i.records.options = {} }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js` at line 1, The setOptions handler (ur / "setOptions") currently leaves i.records.options unchanged on JSON.parse failure, causing stale options to persist; update the catch block to reset i.records.options to a safe default (e.g., {}) and log the parse error so the stale config is not reused. Target the ur function and the i.records.options symbol – on catch, assign the default and call m.error with the parsing error details.src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js-95-118 (1)
95-118:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix fill guard checks for task/section types 1–7
On Lines 99, 102, 105, 108, 111, 114, and 117, the conditional checks
t.fillType0even when applyingfillType1..fillType7. This prevents per-type colors from being applied unlessfillType0is set.💡 Proposed fix
.task-type-1, .section-type-1 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType1}`:""}; + ${t.fillType1?`fill: ${t.fillType1}`:""}; } .task-type-2, .section-type-2 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType2}`:""}; + ${t.fillType2?`fill: ${t.fillType2}`:""}; } .task-type-3, .section-type-3 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType3}`:""}; + ${t.fillType3?`fill: ${t.fillType3}`:""}; } .task-type-4, .section-type-4 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType4}`:""}; + ${t.fillType4?`fill: ${t.fillType4}`:""}; } .task-type-5, .section-type-5 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType5}`:""}; + ${t.fillType5?`fill: ${t.fillType5}`:""}; } .task-type-6, .section-type-6 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType6}`:""}; + ${t.fillType6?`fill: ${t.fillType6}`:""}; } .task-type-7, .section-type-7 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType7}`:""}; + ${t.fillType7?`fill: ${t.fillType7}`:""}; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js` around lines 95 - 118, The CSS template blocks for .task-type-1..7 and .section-type-1..7 incorrectly guard their fill assignment with t.fillType0; update each block so the conditional checks the corresponding property (e.g., in the block containing ".task-type-1, .section-type-1" use t.fillType1, for ".task-type-2, .section-type-2" use t.fillType2, etc.) and only emit `fill: ${t.fillTypeN}` when that specific t.fillTypeN is truthy, leaving the .task-type-0/.section-type-0 block to continue using t.fillType0.src/copaw/console/assets/blockDiagram-VD42YOAC-D0w_dWUN.js-36-41 (1)
36-41:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReplace
//comments with/* */syntax in the CSS template literal.This file contains CSS code embedded in a JavaScript template literal that uses
//comments (e.g., lines 36–41 and 77–82). Browsers parse this CSS in the DOM using standard CSS syntax, which only supports/* ... */comments. The//tokens are invalid and can interfere with adjacent declarations or selectors.Example fix
- // .flowchart-label .text-outer-tspan { - // text-anchor: middle; - // } + /* .flowchart-label .text-outer-tspan { + text-anchor: middle; + } */Also applies to lines 77–82.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/blockDiagram-VD42YOAC-D0w_dWUN.js` around lines 36 - 41, Replace the invalid JavaScript-style `//` comments inside the CSS template literal with CSS block comments `/* ... */` so the browser can parse the styles; specifically update the commented flowchart rules (the `flowchart-label .text-outer-tspan` / `flowchart-label .text-inner-tspan` block) and the similar comment block later (around the second occurrence) inside the same CSS template literal in this file, ensuring you only change the comment syntax and preserve surrounding whitespace and selectors.src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js-205-207 (1)
205-207:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorRemove hardcoded red edge-label color.
Line 206 forces edge labels to red, which overrides theme tokens and causes inconsistent rendering.
🎨 Proposed fix
.statediagram .edgeLabel { - color: red; // ${e.noteTextColor}; + color: ${e.noteTextColor}; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` around lines 205 - 207, The CSS rule ".statediagram .edgeLabel" currently hardcodes color: red which overrides theme tokens; change it to use the theme/token variable instead (e.g. use the existing e.noteTextColor token or a CSS variable) so edge labels follow the theme—update the ".statediagram .edgeLabel" rule to remove the literal "red" and reference the theme value (e.noteTextColor or var(--edge-label-color)) so it no longer forces a red color.src/copaw/console/assets/stateDiagram-FKZM4ZOC-WcdK8wPu.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix off-by-one in edge-label row iteration.
At Line 1,
for(let u=0;u<=o.length;u++)iterates one step too far and appends an extra empty text element, which can skew label layout.Proposed fix
- for(let u=0;u<=o.length;u++){ + for(let u=0;u<o.length;u++){🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/stateDiagram-FKZM4ZOC-WcdK8wPu.js` at line 1, The edge-label loop in the drawEdge function (symbol Q / inside the block that builds title text lines using variable o) uses for(let u=0;u<=o.length;u++) which iterates one too many and creates an extra empty text node; change the loop condition to for(let u=0;u<o.length;u++) so it only iterates existing rows (ensure any logic that uses g, B, m, or indexing into o continues to use the same u range).src/copaw/console/assets/sankeyDiagram-TZEHDZUN-Dfl005lW.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse
m.heightas the default fallback for height.Line 1 currently sets
xwith?? m.width; that makes default height ignore the configured height default and can distort layout when width/height defaults diverge.Suggested fix
- ...,l=(d==null?void 0:d.width)??m.width,x=(d==null?void 0:d.height)??m.width,v=(d==null?void 0:d.useMaxWidth)??m.useMaxWidth,... + ...,l=(d==null?void 0:d.width)??m.width,x=(d==null?void 0:d.height)??m.height,v=(d==null?void 0:d.useMaxWidth)??m.useMaxWidth,...🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/sankeyDiagram-TZEHDZUN-Dfl005lW.js` at line 1, The code currently uses m.width as the fallback when assigning x (the node height/size variable), which ignores the configured height default; locate the assignment that sets x using "?? m.width" and change that fallback to m.height so the default height uses the configured height value (refer to symbols x and m in the Sankey builder functions such as b.nodes / variables D, R, S where node sizes are calculated).src/copaw/console/assets/defaultLocale-DX6XiGOO.js-1-1 (2)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorRemove the
n:label in_function to satisfy Biome'snoLabelVarrule.The function
_(n)on line 1 declares a statement labeln:that collides with parameter namen. Biome'snoLabelVarrule (equivalent to ESLint'sno-label-var) flags this pattern. Replace the labeled break with a flag variable to achieve the same control flow without the collision.Suggested patch
-function _(n){n:for(var t=n.length,e=1,i=-1,o;e<t;++e)switch(n[e]){case".":i=o=e;break;case"0":i===0&&(i=e),o=e;break;default:if(!+n[e])break n;i>0&&(i=0);break}return i>0?n.slice(0,i)+n.slice(o+1):n} +function _(n){for(var t=n.length,e=1,i=-1,o,a=!1;e<t&&!a;++e)switch(n[e]){case".":i=o=e;break;case"0":i===0&&(i=e),o=e;break;default:if(!+n[e]){a=!0;break}i>0&&(i=0);break}return i>0?n.slice(0,i)+n.slice(o+1):n}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/defaultLocale-DX6XiGOO.js` at line 1, The labeled statement "n:" in function _(n) clashes with the parameter name and must be removed; replace the label+labeled-break control flow with a boolean flag to exit the outer for-loop: remove the "n:" label before the for loop, add a flag (e.g., stop=false) checked in the loop condition, and in the switch default branch set stop=true and use break to exit the switch, then after the switch break out of the for-loop when the flag is true so the function behavior of truncating and slicing remains the same (target symbols: function _(n), the for loop, and the switch/default case).
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReorder variable declaration in
$(n)to precede assignment.Line 1 uses
tinif(!(t=W.exec(n)))before declaring it withvar t;. While this works due tovarhoisting, it violates Biome'snoInvalidUseBeforeDeclarationrule. Declare and assigntfirst for clarity and linting compliance.Suggested patch
-function $(n){if(!(t=W.exec(n)))throw new Error("invalid format: "+n);var t;return new L({fill:t[1],align:t[2],sign:t[3],symbol:t[4],zero:t[5],width:t[6],comma:t[7],precision:t[8]&&t[8].slice(1),trim:t[9],type:t[10]})} +function $(n){var t=W.exec(n);if(!t)throw new Error("invalid format: "+n);return new L({fill:t[1],align:t[2],sign:t[3],symbol:t[4],zero:t[5],width:t[6],comma:t[7],precision:t[8]&&t[8].slice(1),trim:t[9],type:t[10]})}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/defaultLocale-DX6XiGOO.js` at line 1, The function $(n) currently uses t before it's declared; change the logic so you first assign the regex match to a properly declared variable (e.g. var t = W.exec(n);) and then check if(!t) throw new Error(...); update the rest of $(n) to use that t and remove the later redundant declaration; this fixes the noInvalidUseBeforeDeclaration lint error while keeping the function behavior unchanged.
🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-55IACEB6-DU7kXJ8x.js (1)
1-1: Prefer direct ID lookup over interpolated CSS selector.On Line 1, using
select(`[id="${t}"]`)can fail for edge-case ids containing selector-sensitive characters. A direct documentgetElementByIdlookup is safer and faster.Suggested hardening
- return root.select(`[id="${t}"]`); + const doc = root.node()?.ownerDocument; + return o(doc ? doc.getElementById(t) : null);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-55IACEB6-DU7kXJ8x.js` at line 1, The current getDiagramElement implementation uses select(`[id="${t}"]`) which can break for IDs with special characters; instead, resolve the correct document root (when e==="sandbox" use n.nodes()[0].contentDocument, otherwise use document), call getElementById(t) on that document to retrieve the element, and then pass that element into the existing wrapper `o(...)` (or handle null consistently). Update the logic inside the function exported as `d` (named "getDiagramElement") that currently references variables t, e, n and helper `o` to use getElementById on the appropriate document rather than a CSS selector.src/copaw/console/assets/infoDiagram-HS3SLOUP-CCUX09LP.js (1)
1-2: Use dynamic centering for the version label instead ofx=100.On Line 2,
i(t,100,400,!0)sets a 400-wide canvas, but the text is anchored atx=100with"middle"alignment, so the label renders off-center. Computexfrom width to keep layout stable.Proposed refactor
-var v={parse:e(async r=>{const a=await g("info",r);s.debug(a)},"parse")},d={version:p.version+""},m=e(()=>d.version,"getVersion"),c={getVersion:m},l=e((r,a,o)=>{s.debug(`rendering info diagram -`+r);const t=n(a);i(t,100,400,!0),t.append("g").append("text").attr("x",100).attr("y",40).attr("class","version").attr("font-size",32).style("text-anchor","middle").text(`v${o}`)},"draw"),f={draw:l},S={parser:v,db:c,renderer:f};export{S as diagram}; +var v={parse:e(async r=>{const a=await g("info",r);s.debug(a)},"parse")},d={version:p.version+""},m=e(()=>d.version,"getVersion"),c={getVersion:m},l=e((r,a,o)=>{s.debug(`rendering info diagram +`+r);const t=n(a),w=400;i(t,100,w,!0),t.append("g").append("text").attr("x",w/2).attr("y",40).attr("class","version").attr("font-size",32).style("text-anchor","middle").text(`v${o}`)},"draw"),f={draw:l},S={parser:v,db:c,renderer:f};export{S as diagram};🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/infoDiagram-HS3SLOUP-CCUX09LP.js` around lines 1 - 2, The version label is hard-coded at x=100 in the draw function l while the canvas width is set to 400 via the i call; change the x positioning to compute the horizontal center from the canvas width instead of using 100. In function l (the draw renderer) locate the i(t,100,400,!0) call and the subsequent .attr("x",100) on the version text (class "version") and replace the hard-coded 100 with a computed center (e.g., center = width / 2 where width is the third argument passed to i or derived from the canvas size) so the .attr("x", center) keeps the label centered with text-anchor "middle".src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js (1)
1-1: Avoid mutating commit tags during rendering.Using
r.tags.reverse()mutates stored commit state; repeated renders can flip tag order. Iterate over a copy instead.Proposed fix
- for (const l of r.tags.reverse()) { + for (const l of [...r.tags].reverse()) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js` at line 1, The render routine is mutating commit state by calling r.tags.reverse() inside the Xr (draw tag labels) function; stop mutating stored commits by iterating over a reversed copy of the tags (make a shallow copy of r.tags and reverse that) when building the tag UI so repeated renders don't flip tag order. Replace the direct r.tags.reverse() usage in Xr with iteration over a non-mutating copy (e.g., slice or spread then reverse) and keep the rest of the tag layout logic intact.src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js (1)
1-1: Remove the no-op retry loop in task compilationAt Line 1,
getTasks()retriescompileTasks()up to 100 times, butcompileTasks()only readsprocessedand does not mutate task state, andaddTask()never initializesprocessed. This adds avoidable work on every render.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js` at line 1, The getTasks() function contains a no-op retry loop calling compileTasks() up to 100 times; remove that loop and call compileTasks() once, and fix task initialization so compileTasks() can operate deterministically: ensure addTask() sets a processed property (e.g., task.processed = false) when creating a task or change compileTasks() to not rely on a mutable processed flag (compute processed state from existing fields). Update getTasks() to call compileTasks() a single time and update addTask() (or the task constructor) to initialize processed so subsequent renders don't repeatedly reprocess tasks.src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js (1)
1-267: Consider reviewing/maintaining the non-bundled source instead of this generated asset.This file appears generated/minified, which makes defects harder to review and tends to trigger noisy lints on transformed code. Prefer patching the source module and regenerating assets in a dedicated build step/commit.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js` around lines 1 - 267, The PR modifies a generated/minified bundle (symbols: Is/diagram, Ni/parser, Ds/renderer, Ss/getStyles) which should not be hand-edited; instead update the original source modules (parser/linear/init/etc.), run the project build to regenerate this asset, and commit the regenerated file in a separate build commit or CI artifact step; additionally, revert any direct edits in this generated file, ensure the source files containing the logic (the parser and renderer modules referenced by Ni/Ds and the style template used by Ss) are the ones changed, and adjust lint/build rules to ignore or validate generated assets to avoid noisy lints.src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js (1)
183-196: Deduplicate repeated.statediagram-note rectstyle block.This selector block is defined twice with identical declarations. Keeping one copy is enough.
♻️ Proposed cleanup
.statediagram-note rect { fill: ${e.noteBkgColor}; stroke: ${e.noteBorderColor}; stroke-width: 1px; rx: 0; ry: 0; } -.statediagram-note rect { - fill: ${e.noteBkgColor}; - stroke: ${e.noteBorderColor}; - stroke-width: 1px; - rx: 0; - ry: 0; -}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` around lines 183 - 196, There are two identical CSS rule blocks for the selector ".statediagram-note rect"; remove the duplicate and keep a single declaration to avoid redundancy. Locate the repeated ".statediagram-note rect" blocks in the stylesheet (as shown in the diff) and delete one of them so only one block with fill: ${e.noteBkgColor}; stroke: ${e.noteBorderColor}; stroke-width: 1px; rx: 0; ry: 0 remains.
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src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalValidate and sanitize link URLs before writing
xlink:href.Line 1 still assigns
m.urlintoxlink:hrefafter only trimming quotes. This allows unsafe schemes (for examplejavascript:/data:) in clickable SVG nodes.🔒 Proposed fix
-const u=document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/svg","a"),L=m.url.replace(/^"+|"+$/g,""); -if(u.setAttributeNS("http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink","xlink:href",L),u.setAttribute("target","_blank"),m.tooltip){ +const rawUrl = typeof m.url === "string" ? m.url.replace(/^"+|"+$/g, "").trim() : ""; +let safeUrl = null; +try { + const parsed = new URL(rawUrl, window.location.origin); + if (["http:", "https:", "mailto:", "tel:"].includes(parsed.protocol)) { + safeUrl = parsed.toString(); + } +} catch {} +if (!safeUrl) { + D.warn("Dropping unsafe link URL:", rawUrl); + return; +} +const u=document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/svg","a"); +u.setAttributeNS("http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink","xlink:href",safeUrl); +u.setAttribute("target","_blank"); +u.setAttribute("rel","noopener noreferrer"); +if(m.tooltip){🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` at line 1, The code currently writes m.url (from the click stmt created in performAction cases 32/33) directly into xlink:href after only trimming quotes; locate the code that sets xlink:href for clickable SVG nodes (referencing m.url or the click stmt produced in performAction case 32/33) and replace the direct assignment with a sanitized URL: parse and trim the value, validate its scheme against a whitelist (e.g., http, https, mailto, tel, ftp), reject or neutralize unsafe schemes like javascript: and data:, and only assign the sanitized/allowed URL to xlink:href (or omit the attribute if invalid). Ensure you centralize this in the renderer/helper that binds click stmts to SVG nodes so all uses of the click stmt (created in performAction case 32/33) are covered.src/copaw/console/assets/c4Diagram-YG6GDRKO-8lrJiWgp.js (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalRemove stray
cstatement in lexer case 14.Line 1 has
case 14:c;break;. The barecis undeclared and can throwReferenceError, breaking parse flow when that lexer path is reached.🐛 Proposed fix
- case 14:c;break; + case 14:break;#!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail # Expect 1 match before fix, 0 matches after fix. rg -n 'case 14:c;break' src/copaw/console/assets/c4Diagram-YG6GDRKO-8lrJiWgp.js -C 2🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/c4Diagram-YG6GDRKO-8lrJiWgp.js` at line 1, Remove the stray undeclared identifier from the lexer by locating the switch case labeled "case 14" inside the generated lexer/switch in the parser (the lexer used as D or the D.lex switch in the parse function) and delete the bare "c" so the case becomes a no-op (e.g., just break); ensure it reads "case 14: break;" (or equivalent no-op) to avoid ReferenceError when that lexer path is hit.src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py (1)
56-57:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalFix Python 3.10/3.11-incompatible f-string expression.
Line 56 uses
'\n'inside an f-string expression, which is invalid before Python 3.12 and can fail module import.Proposed fix
def flush_blockquote(): """刷新引用块""" nonlocal in_blockquote, blockquote_lines if in_blockquote and blockquote_lines: - converted_lines.append( - f"<blockquote>{'\n'.join(blockquote_lines)}</blockquote>", - ) + merged = "\n".join(blockquote_lines) + converted_lines.append(f"<blockquote>{merged}</blockquote>") blockquote_lines = [] in_blockquote = False#!/bin/bash # Verify Python version constraints and locate the incompatible f-string usage. set -euo pipefail echo "== Python constraints ==" for f in pyproject.toml setup.cfg tox.ini Pipfile .python-version; do if [ -f "$f" ]; then echo "--- $f ---" rg -n "requires-python|python_requires|target-version|py3[0-9]|python_version" "$f" || true fi done echo echo "== Offending code ==" sed -n '52,60p' src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 56 - 57, The f-string embeds a backslash-escaped string expression ("'\n'.join(blockquote_lines)") which is invalid on Python <3.12; change it so the join is computed outside the f-string (e.g. assign joined = "\n".join(blockquote_lines)) and then interpolate joined into the f-string or use string concatenation, updating the expression that references blockquote_lines in format_converter.py (the line producing "<blockquote>...") to avoid escapes inside the { } expression.
🟡 Minor comments (10)
src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-B4BG7PRW-TJWoWC1M.js-112-116 (1)
112-116:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix duplicated dependency marker selector (
Startrepeated,Endmissing).Line 112 repeats
#dependencyStartinstead of defining#dependencyEnd, so dependency end markers may not receive the intended styling.🎯 Proposed fix
-#dependencyStart, .dependency { +#dependencyEnd, .dependency { fill: ${s.lineColor} !important; stroke: ${s.lineColor} !important; stroke-width: 1; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-B4BG7PRW-TJWoWC1M.js` around lines 112 - 116, The CSS selector block mistakenly repeats "#dependencyStart" instead of targeting the dependency end marker; update the selector so it reads "#dependencyStart, `#dependencyEnd`, .dependency" (or replace the second "#dependencyStart" with "#dependencyEnd") so both start and end dependency markers receive the same styles; modify the rule that currently lists "#dependencyStart, .dependency" to include "#dependencyEnd" alongside "#dependencyStart" and ".dependency" (referencing the selector names "#dependencyStart", "#dependencyEnd", and ".dependency").src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js-205-207 (1)
205-207:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorRemove hardcoded
redfrom edge-label styling.Line 206 forces edge labels to red, overriding theme-driven colors and causing inconsistent rendering.
🎨 Proposed fix
-.statediagram .edgeLabel { - color: red; // ${e.noteTextColor}; -} +.statediagram .edgeLabel { + color: ${e.transitionLabelColor||e.tertiaryTextColor}; +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` around lines 205 - 207, The CSS rule for .statediagram .edgeLabel currently hardcodes color: red which overrides theme-driven colors; replace the hardcoded value with the theme variable (e.g., use the existing template placeholder ${e.noteTextColor} or a CSS custom property such as var(--note-text-color) with an appropriate fallback) so edge labels inherit the configured theme color; update the .statediagram .edgeLabel rule to use the theme variable instead of "red".src/copaw/console/assets/mindmap-definition-VGOIOE7T-DcDY83n6.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix HEXAGON string mapping typo in
type2Str().At Line 1,
nodeType.HEXAGONreturns"hexgon"(missinga). This can break shape/class mapping wherevertype2Str()output is consumed.Suggested fix
- case this.nodeType.HEXAGON:return"hexgon"; + case this.nodeType.HEXAGON:return"hexagon";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/mindmap-definition-VGOIOE7T-DcDY83n6.js` at line 1, The type2Str() mapping has a typo for nodeType.HEXAGON producing "hexgon" instead of "hexagon"; update the mapping in the type2Str (or similar string-mapping) function to return "hexagon" for nodeType.HEXAGON so consumers receive the correct shape/class name (search for type2Str and nodeType.HEXAGON in the file to locate and fix the entry).src/copaw/console/assets/xychartDiagram-PRI3JC2R-DpKyYrXD.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix left-axis group name typo for consistent styling/hooks (Line 1).
"axisl-line"appears to be a typo; other axis groups use"axis-line". This can break shared selectors.💡 Proposed fix
- groupTexts:["left-axis","axisl-line"] + groupTexts:["left-axis","axis-line"]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/xychartDiagram-PRI3JC2R-DpKyYrXD.js` at line 1, The left-axis group class name contains a typo "axisl-line" which should be "axis-line" so shared selectors/hooks work; search the diff for the string "axisl-line" and replace it with "axis-line" wherever it appears (e.g., in any DOM creation/selection or class assignment in the minified module that defines axis groups such as the chart/axis rendering code and performAction-related strings) ensuring consistency with other axis group names.src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAvoid mutating
tagsduring rendering.On Line 1,
r.tags.reverse()mutates commit state in place. Re-renders can flip tag order back and forth.💡 Proposed fix
- for(const l of r.tags.reverse()){ + for (const l of [...r.tags].reverse()) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js` at line 1, The rendering code in function Xr mutates commit state by calling r.tags.reverse(); change that to iterate over a non-mutating reversed copy such as (r.tags||[]).slice().reverse() (or [...(r.tags||[])].reverse()) so tag order isn't altered on re-renders; update the loop that currently uses r.tags.reverse() to use this copied array.src/copaw/console/assets/stateDiagram-FKZM4ZOC-WcdK8wPu.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEdge label loop has an off-by-one iteration.
Line 1 uses
u <= o.length; it should stop at< o.lengthto avoid an extra undefined label row.💡 Suggested fix
- for(let u=0;u<=o.length;u++){ + for(let u=0;u<o.length;u++){🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/stateDiagram-FKZM4ZOC-WcdK8wPu.js` at line 1, The edge-label loop in the drawEdge function (symbol Q / "drawEdge") iterates with for (let u=0; u<=o.length; u++) causing an extra undefined entry; change the loop condition to for (let u=0; u<o.length; u++) (or equivalent bounds check) so it only iterates actual rows from o = z.getRows(d.title), and ensure any accesses to o[u] are safe after the change.src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js-98-118 (1)
98-118:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse the matching fill-type guard per class block.
Lines 98-118 gate
fillType1..7ont.fillType0, so custom colors for those types won’t apply unlessfillType0is also set.🎨 Proposed fix
.task-type-1, .section-type-1 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType1}`:""}; + ${t.fillType1?`fill: ${t.fillType1}`:""}; } .task-type-2, .section-type-2 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType2}`:""}; + ${t.fillType2?`fill: ${t.fillType2}`:""}; } .task-type-3, .section-type-3 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType3}`:""}; + ${t.fillType3?`fill: ${t.fillType3}`:""}; } .task-type-4, .section-type-4 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType4}`:""}; + ${t.fillType4?`fill: ${t.fillType4}`:""}; } .task-type-5, .section-type-5 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType5}`:""}; + ${t.fillType5?`fill: ${t.fillType5}`:""}; } .task-type-6, .section-type-6 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType6}`:""}; + ${t.fillType6?`fill: ${t.fillType6}`:""}; } .task-type-7, .section-type-7 { - ${t.fillType0?`fill: ${t.fillType7}`:""}; + ${t.fillType7?`fill: ${t.fillType7}`:""}; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js` around lines 98 - 118, Each .task-type-N and .section-type-N block incorrectly checks t.fillType0; change the guard in each block to check its matching property (e.g., for .task-type-1/.section-type-1 use t.fillType1, for .task-type-2/.section-type-2 use t.fillType2, etc.) so that the template uses the corresponding t.fillTypeN when generating the fill value for fillType1..7 rather than always gating on t.fillType0.src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js-12-31 (1)
12-31:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorSection color class index is off by one
Lines 12–31 generate
.section-${r-1}selectors, while rendered section classes are assigned assection-1,section-2, ... (Line 11). This shifts/loses intended section theming.Proposed fix
-.section-${r-1} ... +.section-${r+1} ...Apply the same index correction to
section,node-icon,section-edge, andedge-depthselectors in this template.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js` around lines 12 - 31, The CSS template is using `.section-${r-1}`, `.node-icon-${r-1}`, `.section-edge-${r-1}`, and `.edge-depth-${r-1}` selectors which are off-by-one versus the rendered classes (`section-1`, `section-2`, ...); update those selectors to use `${r}` instead of `${r-1}` so the selectors in this template match the generated section classes and their colors (adjust `.section-${r-1}`, `.node-icon-${r-1}`, `.section-edge-${r-1}`, `.edge-depth-${r-1}` to `.section-${r}`, `.node-icon-${r}`, `.section-edge-${r}`, `.edge-depth-${r}` while keeping existing uses of d(t["cScale"+r],10), t["cScaleLabel"+r], t["cScale"+r], t["cScaleInv"+r], and p).src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix
HEXAGONstring typo intype2StrLine 1 returns
"hexgon"forHEXAGON, which can break any class-based styling/shape branching expecting"hexagon".Proposed fix
-case y.HEXAGON:return"hexgon"; +case y.HEXAGON:return"hexagon";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js` at line 1, The type2Str mapping contains a typo returning "hexgon" for the HEXAGON case; locate the type2Str function (or mapping) in the kanban parser module (search for type2Str or the HEXAGON branch in the performAction/parse code) and correct the string from "hexgon" to "hexagon" so class/shape lookups receive the correct name; update any related unit test or usage that depends on the exact "hexagon" string to reflect the fix.src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js-1-1 (1)
1-1:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorKeep split block
bitsinclusive withstart/endLine 1 in
getNextFittingBlockcomputes splitbitsasr-e.startande.end-n, which is one short for inclusive ranges.Proposed fix
-return[{start:e.start,end:r,label:e.label,bits:r-e.start},{start:n,end:e.end,label:e.label,bits:e.end-n}] +return[ + {start:e.start,end:r,label:e.label,bits:r-e.start+1}, + {start:n,end:e.end,label:e.label,bits:e.end-n+1} +]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js` at line 1, The getNextFittingBlock helper (named H / exported as "getNextFittingBlock") incorrectly computes split block .bits as r - e.start and e.end - n which are off-by-one for inclusive start/end ranges; update the two computed bits to be inclusive (use r - e.start + 1 for the first split and e.end - n + 1 for the second) so that resulting block.bits match end-start+1 and keep all other validations (start/end presence and ordering) unchanged.
🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js (1)
1-1: Prefer presence checks over truthy checks for metadata fields.At Line 1,
e.accDescr && .../e.accTitle && .../e.title && ...skips empty-string updates, which can leave stale values in the target DB when callers intend to clear them. Use explicit presence checks in the source module, then regenerate this bundled asset.Proposed source-level adjustment
-if (e.accDescr) db.setAccDescription?.(e.accDescr); -if (e.accTitle) db.setAccTitle?.(e.accTitle); -if (e.title) db.setDiagramTitle?.(e.title); +if ("accDescr" in e) db.setAccDescription?.(e.accDescr ?? ""); +if ("accTitle" in e) db.setAccTitle?.(e.accTitle ?? ""); +if ("title" in e) db.setDiagramTitle?.(e.title ?? "");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js` at line 1, The checks in function m currently use truthy checks on e.accDescr, e.accTitle, and e.title which skip empty-string updates; change them to explicit presence checks (e.g., use "accDescr" in e or Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(e, "accDescr") / check for undefined) before calling c.setAccDescription, c.setAccTitle, and c.setDiagramTitle so callers can clear values with empty strings; update the logic for all three fields in function m and then regenerate the bundled asset (chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js).src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js (1)
183-196: Deduplicate repeated.statediagram-note rectCSS block.This selector is defined twice with identical declarations; keep one copy to reduce noise.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js` around lines 183 - 196, Remove the duplicated CSS rule for the selector .statediagram-note rect: locate both identical blocks labeled ".statediagram-note rect" and delete one of them so only a single declaration block (using e.noteBkgColor and e.noteBorderColor, stroke-width, rx, ry) remains, preserving the remaining instance exactly as-is.src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js (1)
1-267: Prefer reviewing source modules instead of committed minified bundles.This file is a bundled/minified artifact, which makes correctness and security review significantly harder and introduces noisy lint findings. Prefer reviewing/changing the source module(s) and producing this asset in the build pipeline.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js` around lines 1 - 267, This PR includes a committed minified bundle (the module that exports "Is as diagram" and defines symbols like parser Ni, db bs, renderer Ds, styles Ss and functions wn/Cs/Ms), which should be removed from source control; instead remove this file from the PR, restore/modify the original source modules, and update the build/CI pipeline to produce the minified asset during CI or release steps. Also add/adjust gitignore and any repository policies to prevent committing generated bundles, and re-submit the PR with only source-module changes (or with the bundle generated by CI) so reviewers can inspect real source (e.g., update build scripts that produce the module referenced by wn, Cs, Ms and the exported Is).src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js (1)
1-1: Use explicitundefinedchecks forrx/ryindrawRect.On Line 1,
t.rx && .../t.ry && ...skips valid0values. Prefer explicit checks to preserve intentional zero-radius values.Proposed fix
-t.rx&&e.attr("rx",t.rx),t.ry&&e.attr("ry",t.ry), +t.rx!==void 0&&e.attr("rx",t.rx),t.ry!==void 0&&e.attr("ry",t.ry),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js` at line 1, In drawRect (the function exported as x / "drawRect") replace the truthy checks for t.rx and t.ry so they don't skip valid zero values: instead of "t.rx && e.attr('rx', t.rx)" and "t.ry && e.attr('ry', t.ry)" use explicit undefined checks (e.g., check t.rx !== undefined and t.ry !== undefined) before calling e.attr, ensuring 0 is preserved; keep the rest of the attribute logic (including the t.attrs loop and t.name/class handling) unchanged.src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js (1)
1-1: Add explicit parent existence validation before drawing arrows.On Line 1,
Ur(a, r.get(n), e, r)assumes every parent id resolves. A missing parent currently fails deeper with a less clear error path; fail fast here with context.💡 Proposed fix
- e.parents&&e.parents.length>0&&e.parents.forEach(n=>{Ur(a,r.get(n),e,r)}) + e.parents && e.parents.length > 0 && e.parents.forEach((n) => { + const parent = r.get(n); + if (!parent) { + throw new Error(`Parent commit ${n} not found for commit ${e.id}`); + } + Ur(a, parent, e, r); + })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js` at line 1, In setParallelBTPos (function Dr) you must validate that each parent id resolves before calling Ur; wherever Ur(a, r.get(n), e, r) is invoked, check r.has(n) (or that r.get(n) is truthy) and throw a clear Error like `Parent not found for commit ${a.id}: ${n}` if missing, so the code fails fast with contextual information instead of throwing deeper/unclear errors.src/copaw/console/assets/index-w_uOUyFM.css (1)
1-1: Remove duplicated.index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjOblocks.Line 1 defines
.index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjOand its:hoverrules twice with overlapping declarations. It works, but redundancy makes future edits error-prone.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/console/assets/index-w_uOUyFM.css` at line 1, The CSS contains duplicate rules for the .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO selector (and its :hover variant) — locate both occurrences of .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO and remove the redundant block so only a single declaration remains (if the two blocks differ, merge the unique properties into one consolidated .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO { ... } and .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO:hover { ... } pair to preserve behavior). Ensure no other selectors (e.g., .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO:hover) are left duplicated after the cleanup.src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py (1)
161-166: PreferPath(...).as_uri()for robustfile://URL generation.Manual string concatenation works for common POSIX paths, but
as_uri()is safer for cross-platform path normalization/escaping.Proposed refactor
- file_url = ( - f"file://{local_path}" - if not local_path.startswith("file://") - else local_path - ) + file_url = ( + local_path + if local_path.startswith("file://") + else Path(local_path).resolve().as_uri() + ) @@ - file_url = ( - f"file://{local_path}" - if not local_path.startswith("file://") - else local_path - ) + file_url = ( + local_path + if local_path.startswith("file://") + else Path(local_path).resolve().as_uri() + )Also applies to: 186-191
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py` around lines 161 - 166, Replace the manual "file://"+local_path concatenation with a robust Path-based URI construction: when building file_url from local_path (the variable used in the channel Telegram code), check if local_path already starts with "file://" and otherwise convert via pathlib.Path(local_path).resolve().as_uri(); update both occurrences (the block creating file_url and the similar logic at the later occurrence) and add the necessary pathlib import (Path) if missing to ensure cross-platform escaping and normalization.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py`:
- Around line 503-505: The code is chunking already-converted HTML which can
split tags and cause parse errors; instead, perform chunking on the original
markdown/plain text and then convert each chunk to Telegram-safe HTML.
Concretely: replace uses of convert_markdown_to_telegram_html(text) followed by
self._chunk_text(html_text) in the send flow (including the block around
convert_markdown_to_telegram_html and _chunk_text and the similar section at
520-533) with self._chunk_text(text) to get chunks, then loop over those chunks
and call convert_markdown_to_telegram_html(chunk) for each chunk before sending;
ensure any logic that handles fallback/send_raw_html uses the converted chunk
output.
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py`:
- Around line 90-101: The parser incorrectly treats trailing text after a
closing ``` as a new code block and can drop inline fenced code because
flush_code_block() is called while in_code_block is toggled incorrectly; update
the logic in the block handling lines with "```" (refer to the in_code_block
flag, flush_code_block(), code_block_content, converted_lines, and escape_html)
so that when closing a fence you do not re-enter code mode for the remainder —
instead assign the remainder back to line for normal text processing (or
continue if empty); and when a single-line fenced code (```code```) is detected
(the branch that inspects after_parts), emit a converted_lines entry (wrapping
escaped content via escape_html into a <pre> or equivalent) rather than
appending to code_block_content and calling flush_code_block(), then continue
processing any trailing text correctly.
- Line 39: The INFO-level logger calls that print user message snippets (the
logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") and the similar logger.info
at lines ~307-309) can leak sensitive data; change these to either a
lower-verbosity level (logger.debug) or remove the raw message content entirely
and replace with a non-sensitive placeholder (e.g., logger.debug("[FORMAT]
Original message truncated") or logger.info("[FORMAT] Original message omitted
for privacy")), and ensure you update both occurrences (the logger.info call
that references text[:200] and the later logger.info block around lines 307-309)
so no raw user content is logged at INFO level.
- Around line 61-69: flush_code_block currently only resets state when
code_block_content is non-empty, which can leave in_code_block True for empty
fenced blocks; change flush_code_block so that if in_code_block is True it
always resets in_code_block and code_block_content, and still appends a <pre>
block (empty if needed) to converted_lines after escaping via escape_html; keep
the nonlocal declaration and use the same variables (in_code_block,
code_block_content, converted_lines, escape_html) and ensure code_block_content
is cleared and in_code_block set to False unconditionally.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js`:
- Line 1: drawText (function g) expects t.text and t.anchor but getTextObj
(function p) returns "text-anchor" and no text which can cause t.text.replace to
throw; update getTextObj to return keys matching drawText: include text: ""
(empty string) and anchor: "start" instead of "text-anchor", and keep
textMargin/tspan as-is so drawText has safe defaults; modify the object returned
by the function exported as p/getTextObj accordingly.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-QEK2KX5R-DQN9ONnT.js`:
- Line 1: The relativeRadius function A currently divides by (e - t) causing NaN
when min==max; update A (labeled "relativeRadius") to guard against zero-span by
checking if e === t and returning 0 (or the appropriate constant radius, e.g. 0)
before performing r*(s - t)/(e - t), ensuring you still clamp the input via
Math.min/Math.max as done now.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js`:
- Line 1: The SVG viewport attribute is set using the wrong case in the draw
function (see function I / identifier "draw") where f.attr("viewbox", ...) is
used; update that call to use the correct "viewBox" attribute name and ensure
any other occurrences in this module (search for ".attr(\"viewbox\"") are
changed to ".attr(\"viewBox\")" so browsers recognize the SVG viewport.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/flowDiagram-NV44I4VS-CrTVr7F-.js`:
- Line 1: The SVG anchor elements created for node links in addVertex aren't
getting an href, so clickable links do nothing; update the anchor element (the
variable used when creating the <a> element, e.g., L) whenever C.link exists to
set both the modern SVG href and the older xlink:href (use
element.setAttribute('href', C.link) and
element.setAttributeNS('http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink', 'xlink:href', C.link)),
preserving existing class/rel/target attributes and any link sanitization logic
around C.link used elsewhere in addVertex.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js`:
- Line 1: The compileTask branch handling "prevTaskEnd" should guard against a
missing predecessor: Dt(r.prevTaskId) can be undefined so accessing a.endTime
throws; update the compileTask logic (the "prevTaskEnd" case) to check that
Dt(r.prevTaskId) returns a valid task (and that task.endTime exists) before
using it, and provide a safe fallback (e.g., ignore the prevTaskEnd constraint
or use r.start/default) when the predecessor is absent to avoid aborting
rendering.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/index-w_uOUyFM.css`:
- Line 1: The `@font-face` blocks (e.g., font-family: KaTeX_Main, KaTeX_AMS,
KaTeX_Size3, etc.) currently reference hardcoded root-relative URLs like
url(/assets/KaTeX_*.woff2); update these to use relative asset paths (e.g.,
./assets/KaTeX_*.woff2 or ./KaTeX_*.woff2 depending on where the CSS will live)
or switch to using your bundler/basePath replacement so the generated CSS emits
base-aware URLs; locate the `@font-face` rules in this file (search for
"@font-face" and the KaTeX_ font-family names) and change all url(/assets/...)
entries to relative paths or ensure the build injects the correct
publicBasePath.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js`:
- Line 11: The final layout call is using mindmap keys instead of Kanban ones:
change the Ee call inside the Kanban draw flow (in the async function Be) to use
f.kanban for padding and useMaxWidth (replace ((U=f.mindmap)... ) and
((V=f.mindmap)... ) with f.kanban) so Kanban-specific overrides are applied;
keep the fallback to K.kanban.padding and K.kanban.useMaxWidth as present.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/layout-DfnVVPG-.js`:
- Line 1: The edge-label spacing function Dr currently compares n.rankdir to
uppercase strings ("TB"|"BT") causing incorrect behavior when rankdir is
normalized to lowercase elsewhere; in function Dr, normalize the graph rankdir
(e.g., var dir = n.rankdir && n.rankdir.toLowerCase()) and use dir === "tb" ||
dir === "bt" to decide whether to add labeloffset to t.width or t.height so the
label spacing matches other lowercase usages like in Yr/Tr.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/pieDiagram-ADFJNKIX-B2m5RLpk.js`:
- Line 1: The legend width calculation in the pie diagram (inside the
template/generator assigned to variable "we") uses Math.max over an array of
legend text widths which can be empty, producing -Infinity and an invalid
viewBox; fix it by guarding the reduction with a default (e.g. compute
legendWidth = Math.max(0, ...legendWidths) or if legendWidths.length === 0 set
legendWidth = 0) and use that finite value when building the SVG viewBox and
width calculations so viewBox never receives -Infinity.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/quadrantDiagram-AYHSOK5B-CEzQX9CB.js`:
- Line 1: The chart dimensions are swapped: chartHeight is being set from
chartWidth and chartWidth from chartHeight; locate the assignments that
reference chartHeight and chartWidth in this module (look for the symbols
chartHeight and chartWidth near the top-level configuration/mapping) and correct
them so chartWidth receives the configured width and chartHeight receives the
configured height (i.e., swap the source expressions back to their proper config
fields or variables so each symbol maps to its own value).
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/sankeyDiagram-TZEHDZUN-Dfl005lW.js`:
- Line 1: The Sankey layout uses an incorrect fallback property (using .width)
when computing block height; in the Bt factory (the sankey builder), locate the
code path that computes/returns node/link dimensions for height (look around
functions D, R, or where variables i (width) and a (height) are used) and change
any fallback that reads m.width to use the proper height property (e.g.,
m.height or the variable representing node height) so the layout uses the
correct height fallback instead of width.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/sequenceDiagram-WL72ISMW-TLk7T96h.js`:
- Around line 126-127: The CSS selector ".actor-man circle, line" is leaking
styles to global <line> elements; update the selector to scope the second part
to the actor (e.g., change ".actor-man circle, line" to ".actor-man circle,
.actor-man line") or consolidate the two rules (the existing ".actor-man line"
and this rule) into one scoped selector so only ".actor-man" lines get the
stroke/stroke-width styles.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/timeline-definition-IT6M3QCI-C_9tgXgS.js`:
- Line 1: The runtime function addEvent (invoked from the parser in
performAction case 16) assumes a current task exists and directly pushes into
task.events; update addEvent to first locate the task (the z.find(...) use) and
guard against a null/undefined result — either create a new task placeholder,
attach the event to a safe fallback list, or return gracefully and log a warning
— ensuring no .events.push(...) is called on undefined.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/xychartDiagram-PRI3JC2R-DpKyYrXD.js`:
- Line 1: transformDataWithoutCategory can loop forever when xMin === xMax
because computed step becomes 0; modify transformDataWithoutCategory to detect
this case and generate distinct x values instead of dividing by zero — e.g., if
(xMax === xMin && data.length > 1) create x positions as xMin + index (or set
step = 1 and adjust start/end accordingly) so the loop that advances by step
will terminate; locate and update the section that computes step/start/end
(references: transformDataWithoutCategory, any local vars named step, start,
xMin/xMax) to short-circuit and produce a deterministic non-zero step or
per-item offsets when all x values are equal.
---
Minor comments:
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-B4BG7PRW-TJWoWC1M.js`:
- Around line 112-116: The CSS selector block mistakenly repeats
"#dependencyStart" instead of targeting the dependency end marker; update the
selector so it reads "#dependencyStart, `#dependencyEnd`, .dependency" (or replace
the second "#dependencyStart" with "#dependencyEnd") so both start and end
dependency markers receive the same styles; modify the rule that currently lists
"#dependencyStart, .dependency" to include "#dependencyEnd" alongside
"#dependencyStart" and ".dependency" (referencing the selector names
"#dependencyStart", "#dependencyEnd", and ".dependency").
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js`:
- Around line 205-207: The CSS rule for .statediagram .edgeLabel currently
hardcodes color: red which overrides theme-driven colors; replace the hardcoded
value with the theme variable (e.g., use the existing template placeholder
${e.noteTextColor} or a CSS custom property such as var(--note-text-color) with
an appropriate fallback) so edge labels inherit the configured theme color;
update the .statediagram .edgeLabel rule to use the theme variable instead of
"red".
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/diagram-S2PKOQOG-CcEhckg0.js`:
- Line 1: The getNextFittingBlock helper (named H / exported as
"getNextFittingBlock") incorrectly computes split block .bits as r - e.start and
e.end - n which are off-by-one for inclusive start/end ranges; update the two
computed bits to be inclusive (use r - e.start + 1 for the first split and e.end
- n + 1 for the second) so that resulting block.bits match end-start+1 and keep
all other validations (start/end presence and ordering) unchanged.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js`:
- Line 1: The rendering code in function Xr mutates commit state by calling
r.tags.reverse(); change that to iterate over a non-mutating reversed copy such
as (r.tags||[]).slice().reverse() (or [...(r.tags||[])].reverse()) so tag order
isn't altered on re-renders; update the loop that currently uses
r.tags.reverse() to use this copied array.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/journeyDiagram-XKPGCS4Q-CmA4_6we.js`:
- Around line 98-118: Each .task-type-N and .section-type-N block incorrectly
checks t.fillType0; change the guard in each block to check its matching
property (e.g., for .task-type-1/.section-type-1 use t.fillType1, for
.task-type-2/.section-type-2 use t.fillType2, etc.) so that the template uses
the corresponding t.fillTypeN when generating the fill value for fillType1..7
rather than always gating on t.fillType0.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/kanban-definition-3W4ZIXB7-SWzUKYw3.js`:
- Around line 12-31: The CSS template is using `.section-${r-1}`,
`.node-icon-${r-1}`, `.section-edge-${r-1}`, and `.edge-depth-${r-1}` selectors
which are off-by-one versus the rendered classes (`section-1`, `section-2`,
...); update those selectors to use `${r}` instead of `${r-1}` so the selectors
in this template match the generated section classes and their colors (adjust
`.section-${r-1}`, `.node-icon-${r-1}`, `.section-edge-${r-1}`,
`.edge-depth-${r-1}` to `.section-${r}`, `.node-icon-${r}`,
`.section-edge-${r}`, `.edge-depth-${r}` while keeping existing uses of
d(t["cScale"+r],10), t["cScaleLabel"+r], t["cScale"+r], t["cScaleInv"+r], and
p).
- Line 1: The type2Str mapping contains a typo returning "hexgon" for the
HEXAGON case; locate the type2Str function (or mapping) in the kanban parser
module (search for type2Str or the HEXAGON branch in the performAction/parse
code) and correct the string from "hexgon" to "hexagon" so class/shape lookups
receive the correct name; update any related unit test or usage that depends on
the exact "hexagon" string to reflect the fix.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/mindmap-definition-VGOIOE7T-DcDY83n6.js`:
- Line 1: The type2Str() mapping has a typo for nodeType.HEXAGON producing
"hexgon" instead of "hexagon"; update the mapping in the type2Str (or similar
string-mapping) function to return "hexagon" for nodeType.HEXAGON so consumers
receive the correct shape/class name (search for type2Str and nodeType.HEXAGON
in the file to locate and fix the entry).
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/stateDiagram-FKZM4ZOC-WcdK8wPu.js`:
- Line 1: The edge-label loop in the drawEdge function (symbol Q / "drawEdge")
iterates with for (let u=0; u<=o.length; u++) causing an extra undefined entry;
change the loop condition to for (let u=0; u<o.length; u++) (or equivalent
bounds check) so it only iterates actual rows from o = z.getRows(d.title), and
ensure any accesses to o[u] are safe after the change.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/xychartDiagram-PRI3JC2R-DpKyYrXD.js`:
- Line 1: The left-axis group class name contains a typo "axisl-line" which
should be "axis-line" so shared selectors/hooks work; search the diff for the
string "axisl-line" and replace it with "axis-line" wherever it appears (e.g.,
in any DOM creation/selection or class assignment in the minified module that
defines axis groups such as the chart/axis rendering code and
performAction-related strings) ensuring consistency with other axis group names.
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py`:
- Around line 56-57: The f-string embeds a backslash-escaped string expression
("'\n'.join(blockquote_lines)") which is invalid on Python <3.12; change it so
the join is computed outside the f-string (e.g. assign joined =
"\n".join(blockquote_lines)) and then interpolate joined into the f-string or
use string concatenation, updating the expression that references
blockquote_lines in format_converter.py (the line producing "<blockquote>...")
to avoid escapes inside the { } expression.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/c4Diagram-YG6GDRKO-8lrJiWgp.js`:
- Line 1: Remove the stray undeclared identifier from the lexer by locating the
switch case labeled "case 14" inside the generated lexer/switch in the parser
(the lexer used as D or the D.lex switch in the parse function) and delete the
bare "c" so the case becomes a no-op (e.g., just break); ensure it reads "case
14: break;" (or equivalent no-op) to avoid ReferenceError when that lexer path
is hit.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js`:
- Line 1: The code currently writes m.url (from the click stmt created in
performAction cases 32/33) directly into xlink:href after only trimming quotes;
locate the code that sets xlink:href for clickable SVG nodes (referencing m.url
or the click stmt produced in performAction case 32/33) and replace the direct
assignment with a sanitized URL: parse and trim the value, validate its scheme
against a whitelist (e.g., http, https, mailto, tel, ftp), reject or neutralize
unsafe schemes like javascript: and data:, and only assign the sanitized/allowed
URL to xlink:href (or omit the attribute if invalid). Ensure you centralize this
in the renderer/helper that binds click stmts to SVG nodes so all uses of the
click stmt (created in performAction case 32/33) are covered.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py`:
- Around line 161-166: Replace the manual "file://"+local_path concatenation
with a robust Path-based URI construction: when building file_url from
local_path (the variable used in the channel Telegram code), check if local_path
already starts with "file://" and otherwise convert via
pathlib.Path(local_path).resolve().as_uri(); update both occurrences (the block
creating file_url and the similar logic at the later occurrence) and add the
necessary pathlib import (Path) if missing to ensure cross-platform escaping and
normalization.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js`:
- Line 1: The checks in function m currently use truthy checks on e.accDescr,
e.accTitle, and e.title which skip empty-string updates; change them to explicit
presence checks (e.g., use "accDescr" in e or
Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(e, "accDescr") / check for undefined)
before calling c.setAccDescription, c.setAccTitle, and c.setDiagramTitle so
callers can clear values with empty strings; update the logic for all three
fields in function m and then regenerate the bundled asset
(chunk-4BX2VUAB-BEvcyVQL.js).
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-DI55MBZ5-BMGPkNnz.js`:
- Around line 183-196: Remove the duplicated CSS rule for the selector
.statediagram-note rect: locate both identical blocks labeled
".statediagram-note rect" and delete one of them so only a single declaration
block (using e.noteBkgColor and e.noteBorderColor, stroke-width, rx, ry)
remains, preserving the remaining instance exactly as-is.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/chunk-TZMSLE5B-DB6V8Dki.js`:
- Line 1: In drawRect (the function exported as x / "drawRect") replace the
truthy checks for t.rx and t.ry so they don't skip valid zero values: instead of
"t.rx && e.attr('rx', t.rx)" and "t.ry && e.attr('ry', t.ry)" use explicit
undefined checks (e.g., check t.rx !== undefined and t.ry !== undefined) before
calling e.attr, ensuring 0 is preserved; keep the rest of the attribute logic
(including the t.attrs loop and t.name/class handling) unchanged.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/ganttDiagram-JELNMOA3-aggv0wze.js`:
- Around line 1-267: This PR includes a committed minified bundle (the module
that exports "Is as diagram" and defines symbols like parser Ni, db bs, renderer
Ds, styles Ss and functions wn/Cs/Ms), which should be removed from source
control; instead remove this file from the PR, restore/modify the original
source modules, and update the build/CI pipeline to produce the minified asset
during CI or release steps. Also add/adjust gitignore and any repository
policies to prevent committing generated bundles, and re-submit the PR with only
source-module changes (or with the bundle generated by CI) so reviewers can
inspect real source (e.g., update build scripts that produce the module
referenced by wn, Cs, Ms and the exported Is).
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/gitGraphDiagram-V2S2FVAM-CsWhjUa7.js`:
- Line 1: In setParallelBTPos (function Dr) you must validate that each parent
id resolves before calling Ur; wherever Ur(a, r.get(n), e, r) is invoked, check
r.has(n) (or that r.get(n) is truthy) and throw a clear Error like `Parent not
found for commit ${a.id}: ${n}` if missing, so the code fails fast with
contextual information instead of throwing deeper/unclear errors.
In `@src/copaw/console/assets/index-w_uOUyFM.css`:
- Line 1: The CSS contains duplicate rules for the
.index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO selector (and its :hover variant) — locate
both occurrences of .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO and remove the
redundant block so only a single declaration remains (if the two blocks differ,
merge the unique properties into one consolidated
.index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO { ... } and
.index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO:hover { ... } pair to preserve behavior).
Ensure no other selectors (e.g., .index-module__envRowSelected__VaIjO:hover) are
left duplicated after the cleanup.
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87-98:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFix fence transition logic for trailing text and inline fenced code.
Line 97 re-enters code mode for trailing text after a closing fence, and Lines 149-151 can drop
```code```content becauseflush_code_block()is called while not in code mode.Proposed fix
if "```" in line: if in_code_block: # 在代码块内，遇到 ``` 表示结束 code_line = line.split("```")[0] if code_line: code_block_content.append(code_line) flush_code_block() - # 如果同一行还有 ``` 之后的内容，作为新代码块开始 + # 如果同一行还有 ``` 之后的内容，按普通文本继续处理 remaining = line.split("```", 1)[1] if remaining.strip(): - in_code_block = True - continue + line = remaining + else: + continue @@ if len(after_parts) >= 2 and after_parts[0].strip(): # 同一行有开始和结束（```code``` 格式） code_content = after_parts[0] if code_content.strip(): - code_block_content.append(code_content) - flush_code_block() + converted_lines.append( + f"<pre>{escape_html(code_content)}</pre>", + ) # 处理最后一个 ``` 之后的内容 if len(after_parts) > 2 and after_parts[2].strip(): line = after_parts[2] else: continueAlso applies to: 145-156
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 87 - 98, The fence-transition logic mishandles trailing text and inline fenced snippets: inside the block handling when "```" is found, after calling flush_code_block() do not blindly set in_code_block = True for the remaining text; instead treat the remaining as normal text by assigning line = remaining (or continue if empty) so it gets processed outside code mode; likewise, where you detect same-line start+end fences (after_parts handling), do not append raw code to code_block_content and call flush_code_block() — convert that inline fenced content directly into a converted_lines entry (e.g., wrap escaped content via escape_html and append to converted_lines) and then continue processing any trailing text by setting line to after_parts[2] or continuing if none; update references in this logic to in_code_block, code_block_content, flush_code_block, converted_lines, escape_html, line, and after_parts to implement the fix.
60-68:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAlways reset code-block state when flushing fenced blocks.
Line 63 only resets state when
code_block_contentis non-empty. Closing an empty fenced block leavesin_code_block=Trueand corrupts subsequent parsing.Proposed fix
def flush_code_block(): """刷新代码块""" nonlocal in_code_block, code_block_content - if in_code_block and code_block_content: - code_text = "\n".join(code_block_content) - code_text = escape_html(code_text) - converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") - code_block_content = [] - in_code_block = False + if not in_code_block: + return + code_text = "\n".join(code_block_content) + code_text = escape_html(code_text) + converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") + code_block_content = [] + in_code_block = False🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 60 - 68, The flush_code_block function currently only resets state when code_block_content is non-empty, so change it to always clear code_block_content and set in_code_block = False regardless of content; keep the existing behavior of escaping and appending a <pre> block only when code_block_content contains data (use converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") inside the conditional), but move the state-reset and code_block_content = [] out of that conditional so empty fenced blocks do not leave in_code_block True.
39-39:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAvoid INFO logs with raw message snippets.
Line 39 and Line 305 log user content fragments at INFO level, which can leak sensitive text in production logs.
Proposed fix
- logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Original length=%d", len(text)) @@ - logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Converted: {result[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Converted length=%d", len(result))Also applies to: 305-305
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` at line 39, The INFO-level logging statements that print raw user text (logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") and the similar logger.info at the other occurrence) can leak sensitive content; change both to either logger.debug or remove the message content entirely and log only non-sensitive metadata (e.g., text length or a redacted snippet such as "<redacted>") and ensure you update the two occurrences referenced by the logger variable in this module (the logger.info call at the top-level format_converter and the logger.info at the later occurrence around line 305) so no raw user text is emitted at INFO level in production.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py`:
- Around line 136-141: The regex replacement in format_converter.py interpolates
raw captures into HTML when building <a> tags (see the re.sub call using pattern
r"\[(.+?)\]\((.+?)\)" that writes into processed_before), which can break
Telegram HTML; fix by HTML-escaping both the link text and the href before
emitting the tag (escape &, <, > and quotes). Implement a small helper (e.g.,
escape_html or html.escape with quote=True) and switch the re.sub to a callable
replacement that escapes the captured groups and returns f'<a
href="{escaped_href}">{escaped_text}</a>'; apply the same change to the other
occurrences flagged (the similar re.sub uses at the positions around lines
241-246 and 294-296).
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Duplicate comments:
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py`:
- Around line 87-98: The fence-transition logic mishandles trailing text and
inline fenced snippets: inside the block handling when "```" is found, after
calling flush_code_block() do not blindly set in_code_block = True for the
remaining text; instead treat the remaining as normal text by assigning line =
remaining (or continue if empty) so it gets processed outside code mode;
likewise, where you detect same-line start+end fences (after_parts handling), do
not append raw code to code_block_content and call flush_code_block() — convert
that inline fenced content directly into a converted_lines entry (e.g., wrap
escaped content via escape_html and append to converted_lines) and then continue
processing any trailing text by setting line to after_parts[2] or continuing if
none; update references in this logic to in_code_block, code_block_content,
flush_code_block, converted_lines, escape_html, line, and after_parts to
implement the fix.
- Around line 60-68: The flush_code_block function currently only resets state
when code_block_content is non-empty, so change it to always clear
code_block_content and set in_code_block = False regardless of content; keep the
existing behavior of escaping and appending a <pre> block only when
code_block_content contains data (use
converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") inside the conditional), but
move the state-reset and code_block_content = [] out of that conditional so
empty fenced blocks do not leave in_code_block True.
- Line 39: The INFO-level logging statements that print raw user text
(logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") and the similar logger.info
at the other occurrence) can leak sensitive content; change both to either
logger.debug or remove the message content entirely and log only non-sensitive
metadata (e.g., text length or a redacted snippet such as "<redacted>") and
ensure you update the two occurrences referenced by the logger variable in this
module (the logger.info call at the top-level format_converter and the
logger.info at the later occurrence around line 305) so no raw user text is
emitted at INFO level in production.
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60-68:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorFenced-code parsing still has state bugs for empty/inline/trailing fence cases.
Empty fenced blocks can leave parser state inconsistent, trailing text after a closing fence is misclassified, and inline
```code```still routes through a path that can drop content.Proposed fix
def flush_code_block(): """刷新代码块""" nonlocal in_code_block, code_block_content - if in_code_block and code_block_content: - code_text = "\n".join(code_block_content) - code_text = escape_html(code_text) - converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") - code_block_content = [] - in_code_block = False + if not in_code_block: + return + code_text = "\n".join(code_block_content) + code_text = escape_html(code_text) + converted_lines.append(f"<pre>{code_text}</pre>") + code_block_content = [] + in_code_block = False @@ flush_code_block() - # 如果同一行还有 ``` 之后的内容，作为新代码块开始 + # 如果同一行还有 ``` 之后的内容，按普通文本继续处理 remaining = line.split("```", 1)[1] if remaining.strip(): - in_code_block = True - continue + line = remaining + else: + continue @@ if len(after_parts) >= 2 and after_parts[0].strip(): # 同一行有开始和结束（```code``` 格式） code_content = after_parts[0] if code_content.strip(): - code_block_content.append(code_content) - flush_code_block() + converted_lines.append( + f"<pre>{escape_html(code_content)}</pre>" + )Also applies to: 89-100, 153-164
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` around lines 60 - 68, The fenced-code parser mishandles empty/inline/trailing fences: update flush_code_block to always reset in_code_block and code_block_content even for empty blocks, and change the fence-handling logic that manipulates in_code_block, code_block_content, converted_lines, remaining, and after_parts so that when a line contains a closing fence with trailing text you set line = remaining and continue processing (not re-enter a code block), and when a single-line fenced block (start and end on same line) is encountered you directly append f"<pre>{escape_html(code_content)}</pre>" to converted_lines instead of pushing to code_block_content + flush; apply the same fixes to the other fence-handling sites that use the same variables/logic (the other blocks that reference in_code_block, code_block_content, remaining, after_parts, converted_lines, escape_html).
39-39:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAvoid INFO logs with raw message content.
User content snippets are still logged at INFO, which can leak sensitive data in production logs.
Proposed fix
- logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Original length=%d", len(text)) @@ - logger.info(f"[FORMAT] Converted: {result[:200]}...") + logger.debug("[FORMAT] Converted length=%d", len(result))Also applies to: 324-324
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py` at line 39, The INFO log in format_converter.py (the logger.info call that logs f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") and the similar occurrence around line 324 expose raw user message content; change these to avoid logging sensitive content by either lowering to DEBUG or redacting the text before logging (e.g., log a sanitized/hashed snippet or only the length/type), and use a consistent helper (e.g., mask_text or sanitize_for_log) so both the logger.info at the top and the similar call at line ~324 are updated to logger.debug or logger.info with masked content.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Duplicate comments:
In `@src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py`:
- Around line 60-68: The fenced-code parser mishandles empty/inline/trailing
fences: update flush_code_block to always reset in_code_block and
code_block_content even for empty blocks, and change the fence-handling logic
that manipulates in_code_block, code_block_content, converted_lines, remaining,
and after_parts so that when a line contains a closing fence with trailing text
you set line = remaining and continue processing (not re-enter a code block),
and when a single-line fenced block (start and end on same line) is encountered
you directly append f"<pre>{escape_html(code_content)}</pre>" to converted_lines
instead of pushing to code_block_content + flush; apply the same fixes to the
other fence-handling sites that use the same variables/logic (the other blocks
that reference in_code_block, code_block_content, remaining, after_parts,
converted_lines, escape_html).
- Line 39: The INFO log in format_converter.py (the logger.info call that logs
f"[FORMAT] Original: {text[:200]}...") and the similar occurrence around line
324 expose raw user message content; change these to avoid logging sensitive
content by either lowering to DEBUG or redacting the text before logging (e.g.,
log a sanitized/hashed snippet or only the length/type), and use a consistent
helper (e.g., mask_text or sanitize_for_log) so both the logger.info at the top
and the similar call at line ~324 are updated to logger.debug or logger.info
with masked content.
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- 新增 format_enhancer.py，自动检测并添加Markdown格式以优化Telegram显示 - 新增 format_converter.py，将Markdown转换为Telegram兼容的HTML格式 - 修改 channel.py，发送消息时使用HTML格式并支持话题回复 - 为媒体文件URL添加 file:// 前缀以增强LLM兼容性 - 添加解析失败回退机制，HTML格式无效时自动转为纯文本发送
- Extract reply_to_message and format as quoted text - Show quoted message with sender username when replying - Remove unnecessary debug logging
引用消息已通过对话历史传递给 Agent，无需再内联到消息文本中。这避免了上下文重复和污染，使消息处理逻辑更清晰。
在发送消息前停止typing指示器以避免干扰 将Markdown转换为Telegram HTML格式以支持表格渲染 表格第一行自动转换为加粗表头，数据行以项目符号列表形式展示
- 删除 format_enhancer.py，其智能格式增强功能不再需要 - 完全重写 format_converter.py 为 V2 版本，改进 Markdown 到 Telegram HTML 的转换 - 新转换器支持标题、粗体、斜体、删除线、代码块、引用、表格、列表、分隔线和链接的精确转换 - 添加多行引用合并、表格表头加粗和代码块内 HTML 转义功能 - 提高转换逻辑的健壮性和代码可维护性
These are build artifacts that should not be committed: - src/copaw/console/assets/ (all generated JS/CSS/font files) Updated .gitignore to prevent future accidental commits of build output.
Security fix: Links in Markdown are now properly HTML-escaped before embedding in <a> tags. This prevents potential XSS attacks and HTML parsing issues when link text or URLs contain special characters. Changes: - Updated escape_html() to support optional quote escaping - Modified all 3 link replacement locations to use callable functions - Link text is escaped with escape_html(text) - Link href is escaped with escape_html(href, quote=True) Fixes review finding about raw regex captures in HTML output.
Removed files that were incorrectly placed under src/copaw/console/: - index.html (correct location: console/index.html) - copaw-symbol.svg (correct location: console/public/copaw-symbol.svg) - logo.png (correct location: console/public/logo.png) Updated .gitignore to ignore entire src/copaw/console/ directory as it should not contain any source files.
Ignore console/assets/ and console/dist/ (build artifacts) but keep source files like console/index.html and console/public/ Restored from upstream/main: - console/index.html - console/public/copaw-symbol.svg - console/public/logo.png
1. Security: Mask sensitive content in logs - Change logger.info to logger.debug - Add mask_text() helper to sanitize text before logging - Apply to both input and output log statements 2. Robustness: Fix code block fence handling - flush_code_block() now always resets state (even for empty blocks) - Closing fence properly handles trailing content without re-entering code block - Single-line code blocks (\`\`\`code\`\`\`) are processed directly without state changes - Prevents edge cases with inline/trailing/empty fences
…itting Problem: Converting entire message to HTML before chunking can split HTML tags across chunk boundaries, causing Telegram parse errors. Solution: 1. Chunk the original markdown text first (at 4096 char boundaries) 2. Convert each chunk individually to HTML 3. Send each converted HTML chunk separately This ensures HTML tags are never split across message boundaries. Fallback: If HTML parsing fails for a chunk, send as plain text.
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Pull request overview
Adds Telegram message formatting support by converting Markdown responses into Telegram-compatible HTML, and extends Telegram sending to support topic threads and improved local media URL handling.
Changes:
- Added a Markdown → Telegram HTML converter with basic support for headings, emphasis, code blocks, blockquotes, tables, lists, separators, and links.
- Updated Telegram channel sending to convert outgoing text to HTML (
parse_mode="HTML"), addmessage_thread_idsupport, and refactor media sending. - Updated tests and release/docs metadata (command set test, README bullets, version string, package-lock cleanup).
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| File | Description |
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| tests/test_command_dispatch.py | Updates expected conversation command set to include message. |
| tests/channels/test_telegram_format_converter.py | Adds unit tests for key Markdown→HTML conversions (code blocks, blockquote merging, table header bolding). |
| src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py | Implements Markdown→Telegram HTML conversion utilities. |
| src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py | Integrates converter into Telegram send flow; adds message_thread_id; refactors media sending and file:// URL handling. |
| src/copaw/version.py | Changes reported package version string. |
| console/package-lock.json | Removes an optional peer entry (yaml) from lockfile. |
| README.md / README_zh.md | Adjusts v0.0.5 changelog bullets (wording/structure). |
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| if not payload: | ||
| return | ||
| kwargs = { | ||
| "chat_id": chat_id, | ||
| payload_name: payload, | ||
| "parse_mode": "Markdown", | ||
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send_media_payload always sets parse_mode="Markdown", but these send* calls don’t include a caption parameter, so parse_mode is effectively unused (and the PR description mentions “media captions”). Either remove parse_mode here for clarity, or plumb a caption field through OutgoingContentPart/meta and apply consistent formatting (likely HTML) when a caption is actually sent.
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| # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |||
| __version__ = "0.0.5.post1" | |||
| __version__ = "0.0.5" | |||
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version is changed from 0.0.5.post1 to 0.0.5, which is a version decrease under PEP 440. This can cause packaging/upgrade issues (pip will treat 0.0.5.post1 as newer than 0.0.5). If the intent is a new release, consider bumping forward (e.g., 0.0.5.post2 or 0.0.6) rather than reverting to the base version.
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| __version__ = "0.0.5" | |
| __version__ = "0.0.5.post2" |
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_start_typing() no longer cancels any existing typing task for the same chat_id. If multiple messages arrive before a reply is sent, this will leak the previous asyncio.Task(s) and cause multiple concurrent typing loops to run until timeout (and the old task can’t remove itself from _typing_tasks because the dict entry has been overwritten). Consider calling _stop_typing(chat_id) before creating a new task (as before), or otherwise ensuring only one typing loop per chat_id can exist at a time.
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| return | |
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| # Ensure only one typing loop per chat_id by cancelling any existing task | |
| self._stop_typing(chat_id) |
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| # Chunk the raw Markdown text first, then convert each chunk to HTML | ||
| # Avoid splitting HTML tags which causes parsing errors | ||
| chunks = self._chunk_text(text) | ||
| for chunk in chunks: | ||
| # Convert each chunk to HTML | ||
| html_chunk = convert_markdown_to_telegram_html(chunk) |
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send() chunks the raw Markdown and then runs the Markdown→HTML converter on each chunk independently. This can break multi-line constructs (e.g., fenced code blocks or blockquotes) that span chunk boundaries; the converter will treat an opening fence/quote in one chunk as “unterminated” and flush it at the end of that chunk, producing incorrect HTML (and potentially triggering Telegram parse errors). Consider converting the full message first and then chunking the resulting HTML with an HTML-aware chunker, or making the chunker/converter stateful across chunks so fences can span multiple chunks safely.
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| # 7. Inline style processing (order matters!) | ||
| # 7.1 Strikethrough | ||
| if "~~" in line: | ||
| line = re.sub(r"~~(.+?)~~", r"<s>\1</s>", line) | ||
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| if "**" in line: | ||
| line = re.sub(r"\*\*(.+?)\*\*", r"<b>\1</b>", line) | ||
| if "__" in line: | ||
| line = re.sub(r"__(.+?)__", r"<b>\1</b>", line) | ||
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| # 7.3 Italic (after Bold to avoid conflicts) | ||
| line = re.sub( | ||
| r"(?<!\*)\*(?!\*)(.+?)(?<!\*)\*(?!\*)", | ||
| r"<i>\1</i>", | ||
| line, | ||
| ) | ||
| line = re.sub( | ||
| r"(?<![a-zA-Z0-9_])_(.+?)_(?![a-zA-Z0-9_])", | ||
| r"<i>\1</i>", | ||
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| if "`" in line: | ||
| line = re.sub(r"`(.+?)`", r"<code>\1</code>", line) | ||
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convert_markdown_to_telegram_html builds Telegram “HTML” output but most transformations insert user-controlled text directly into HTML tags without escaping (e.g., , , , , headings). If the input contains characters like <, >, &, or quotes, Telegram parsing can fail or unintended formatting/HTML injection can occur. Please ensure all non-tag content is HTML-escaped before being embedded into tags (similar to what you already do for code blocks and link text/hrefs), ideally by using re.sub replacement functions that call escape_html() on captured groups.
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| if not prev.startswith("<"): | ||
| # Support single-column tables (no tabs) | ||
| if "\t" in prev: | ||
| cells = prev.split("\t") | ||
| converted_lines[-1] = "\t".join( | ||
| f"<b>{cell}</b>" for cell in cells | ||
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| else: | ||
| # Single column case | ||
| converted_lines[-1] = f"<b>{prev}</b>" |
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Table header bolding is skipped when the previous converted row starts with "<". This means headers that start with a formatting tag (e.g., a link "Col" → "<a …>") won’t be bolded even though the converter advertises automatic header bolding. Consider bolding per-cell (split on tabs and wrap cells that aren’t already bold) rather than using a startswith("<") guard on the whole row.
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| if not prev.startswith("<"): | |
| # Support single-column tables (no tabs) | |
| if "\t" in prev: | |
| cells = prev.split("\t") | |
| converted_lines[-1] = "\t".join( | |
| f"<b>{cell}</b>" for cell in cells | |
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| else: | |
| # Single column case | |
| converted_lines[-1] = f"<b>{prev}</b>" | |
| # Support both single-column and tab-separated tables. | |
| cells = prev.split("\t") if "\t" in prev else [prev] | |
| def _bold_cell(cell: str) -> str: | |
| """Wrap cell in <b> unless it's already fully bold.""" | |
| stripped = cell.strip() | |
| if stripped.startswith("<b>") and stripped.endswith("</b>"): | |
| return cell | |
| return f"<b>{cell}</b>" | |
| converted_lines[-1] = "\t".join(_bold_cell(cell) for cell in cells) |
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| logger.debug(f"[FORMAT] Input: {mask_text(text, 100)}") | ||
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The debug logs use f-strings (mask_text(...)) inside logger.debug(), which eagerly formats even when debug logging is disabled. Prefer logger.debug("[FORMAT] Input: %s", mask_text(...)) (or guard with logger.isEnabledFor(logging.DEBUG)) to avoid unnecessary work on every conversion.
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Hi! @hh0592821 Thank you for all the work you’ve put into this. We’ve been closely tracking this issue. Shortly after you opened this PR, PR #850 was submitted targeting the same bug. After running local tests, we’ve decided to proceed with #850 for the merge. The main reason is correctness: we later found a case where #717 can still fail to parse when the output contains raw angle brackets (< / >). In #717, some fallback paths can append raw text without a full escape, so messages with plain <> may still break parsing. #850’s placeholder-based, multi-phase pipeline escapes the full text before formatting, which makes it more robust for these cases. That said, we really appreciate your contribution here. Your PR also includes several useful improvements (e.g., broader Telegram send handling) that are valuable, and we’d love to work with you to bring those pieces in. If you have ideas or want to iterate on a follow-up PR, please keep the discussion going. We’re happy to collaborate. |
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Understood, thank you for your response. I will close this PR and reorganize it to include other enhanced features for Telegram message sending. |
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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive Markdown to HTML converter for the Telegram channel, enabling rich text formatting in messages sent to Telegram. The converter transforms standard Markdown syntax into Telegram's supported HTML tags, providing users with better formatted responses.
Motivation
Currently, the Telegram channel sends plain text messages without any formatting. This limits the readability and visual appeal of responses, especially for structured content like tables, code blocks, and emphasized text.
With this change, LLM responses written in Markdown will be automatically converted to Telegram-compatible HTML, improving:
Changes
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src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/format_converter.py(383 lines)convert_markdown_to_telegram_html()function#,##,###) →<b>bold**text**) →<b>text</b>*text*) →<i>text</i>~~text~~) →<s>text</s>`code`) →<code>code</code>```) →<pre>code</pre>> text) →<blockquote>text</blockquote>with multi-line support|col1|col2|) → tab-separated with bold headers- item) →• item---) →──────────[text](url)) →<a href="url">text</a>Modified Files
src/copaw/app/channels/telegram/channel.py(+150 lines)send()method to:parse_mode="HTML"for Telegram APImessage_thread_idfor topic-based chatssend_media()method to:message_thread_idfor all media typesparse_mode="Markdown"for media captionsfile://prefix for LLM compatibilitymessage_thread_idto message metadata extractionTechnical Details
Conversion Rules
All conversions follow Telegram Bot API HTML style:
# Header<b>Header</b>**bold**<b>bold</b>*italic*<i>italic</i>~~strikethrough~~<s>strikethrough</s>`code`<code>code</code>```python code ```<pre>code</pre>> quote<blockquote>quote</blockquote>|col1|col2|col1\tcol2- item• item---──────────[text](url)<a href="url">text</a>Special Features
>lines are merged into a single<blockquote>tag[prefix] ```code```)Testing
All tests pass (28/28, excluding 1 pre-existing unrelated failure):
pytest tests/ --ignore=tests/test_memory_compaction_hook.py # ============================== 28 passed in 3.23s ==============================Pre-commit checks pass:
Example Conversion
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Related Issues
This PR addresses the need for better Telegram message formatting as discussed in community feedback.
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