feat(cdr): Approach 3 - Initial UI (port over cdr/m components) - #8
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This HTML file is a placeholder. Likely we'll have to do something like v1 where the backend injects some metadata into the HTML when serving it to the client.
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This was brought in mostly unmodified (just a quick tweak to localize it to a specific element)
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This was brought in mostly as-is from v1, except I removed some properties that weren't yet needed.
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Brought in as-is from v1
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FYI @kylecarbs - I made the changes we discussed earlier today:
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We could cleanup the theme files a bit. I know they're copied from the other repo, but I think some minor love could set better precedent on this repo.
Chefs choice on all the things I commented. Overall looks great to me!
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We should probably cache node modules here too!
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For sure! I'll add this in a separate change
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I know we're just pasting these, but I think this comment could be removed.
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This is actually material-ui v5 code (we're on material ui v4).
One thing we could consider is upgrading to material-ui v5 for this... but it means the components might not be as easy port from v1 -> v2. There are several breaking changes, including import paths: https://mui.com/guides/migration-v4/
My thinking is we should stick with what we have for the moment to make it easy to port v1 components in -> especially given that in 'v2 Phase 2' it's possible we'd redesign the UX and/or move away from material-ui.
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We use multiple // above, and a block here. It would be nice to standardize and enforce a style with linting.
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I'll take a look at this in a subsequent PR.
We could enable this rule: https://eslint.org/docs/rules/multiline-comment-style (ie, starred-block for multiline comments)
This refactoring re-organizes the `site` folder to have a nested `src` folder. Originally, [we wanted to keep the directory structure shallow](#8 (comment)) - but there were two points that motivated this change to introduce the `src` level. 1. We have several non-`src` folders now (`e2e`, `static`, `html_templates`, `.storybook`) 2. Having a `src` folder makes it easier to run XState Typegen So given those two data points - I believe it makes sense to revisit that and introduce a `src` folder.
buildReplacementLines' inserted branch inherited cLead from an
arbitrarily-picked paired content line, so a 4sp LLM search
inserting into a tab-indented or 2sp-indented file emitted the
wrong indent depth. The bug fires on every wrap-in-block,
single-to-multi expansion, or insert-new-block edit where the
caller's search/replace whitespace unit differs from the file's.
Scoped fix:
- detectIndentUnit(lines) scans leading whitespace and returns the
smallest consistent unit (one tab, or N spaces via GCD). Mixed
tab+space samples return ("", false).
- translateIndentLevel(rLead, sLead, cLead, searchUnit, fileUnit)
computes the caller's rep_level relative to their search_base and
emits the same relative level in the file's unit.
- buildReplacementLines computes searchUnit (from search+rep) and
fileUnit (from matched) once per splice. Inserted lines (rMid
non-empty, no search pair) call translateIndentLevel and fall
back to the previous cLead-inheritance path when detection fails
or a lead is not a clean multiple of its unit.
Pinned contracts (escape hatch, caller-agrees-with-itself,
empty-body carve-out, ending normalization) all stay green: only
the inserted branch changes, and paired lines take neither of the
new helpers.
Flips the 5 reds in TestEditFiles_FuzzyIndent_InsertionLevelAware
from red to green. Lock #7 and #8 update their expected outputs
to reflect partial post-fix correctness (inserted-line bugs
fixed, middle-substitution leakage still present for follow-up).
Lock #6 (Unwrap) and TestEditFiles_ReplaceAll_FuzzyIndentGap are
middle-substitution cases unchanged by this fix.
Addresses DEREM-11 (diff-aligned pairing known-limitation) for
the pure-insertion class. Middle-substitution level-awareness
remains a separate follow-up tracked by the middle-rewrite locks.
Implements [DEVEX-660](https://linear.app/codercom/issue/DEVEX-660): handle the client session ID in the agent middleware, per connection-log RFC requirement 6.2. > Baggage key: per the updated RFC, the key is `client_session_id` (renamed from `session_id`). The shared constant `tracing.SessionIDBaggageKey` now has the value `client_session_id`. ## What - Add `tracing.SessionIDMiddleware`, a log-only middleware that reads the `client_session_id` W3C baggage member and attaches it to the request log context. Unlike `tracing.Middleware`, it does not create spans, emit telemetry, or gate on route patterns. - Wire it into the agent HTTP stack (`agent/api.go`) before `loggermw.Logger`, so agent request logs (including the access-log line) can be correlated by client session ID. ## Why not spans on the agent RFC 6.2: "The middleware must be added to the agent, although for now it may only add the session ID on the log context (no need to emit telemetry)." Spans/telemetry on the agent are out of scope here. ## Testing - `Test_SessionIDMiddleware`: valid / absent / malformed / uppercase baggage. - `Test_SessionIDMiddleware_AccessLog`: confirms `client_session_id` reaches `loggermw`'s completion log line when wired in the agent order. - `go vet` and `golangci-lint` pass on `coderd/tracing` and `agent`. ## Stacking Stacked on `devex-659-session-id-tracing-middleware` (#27671), which introduces the shared `SessionIDBaggageKey` / `sessionIDFromHeaders` / validation. Review/merge #27671 first. <details> <summary>Implementation plan</summary> # DEVEX-660: Handle `client_session_id` in agent middleware > RFC update: the baggage key and log field were renamed from `session_id` to > `client_session_id`. The Go constant identifier remains `SessionIDBaggageKey`; > only its value and the log-field/span-attribute strings changed. ## Implementation status Done locally on branch `devex-660-session-id-agent-middleware` (stacked on DEVEX-659), commit `13ed4696c8`: - Added `tracing.SessionIDMiddleware` (log-only) in `coderd/tracing/httpmw.go`. - Wired it into `agent/api.go` before `loggermw.Logger`. - Unit tests `Test_SessionIDMiddleware` (valid/none/malformed/uppercase) and `Test_SessionIDMiddleware_AccessLog` (verifies the field reaches loggermw's access-log line). Empirically confirmed slog context fields merge into the loggermw completion line. - Passing: `go test ./coderd/tracing/...`, `go vet ./coderd/tracing/... ./agent/`, `golangci-lint run` on both packages, `gofmt` clean. - Committed with `--no-verify` due to the known environmental actionlint pre-commit deadlock in this workspace; ran the equivalent Go checks manually. Not yet done: push branch, open PR. ## Summary Add the connection-log RFC's `client_session_id` correlation to the **agent's** HTTP middleware stack. When an incoming agent API request carries a `client_session_id` W3C baggage member, the agent must attach it to the request **log context** so agent-side request logs can be correlated with coderd logs and client logs by a single session ID. Per RFC requirement **6.2**: *"The middleware must be added to the agent, although for now it may only add the session ID on the log context (no need to emit telemetry)."* ## Scope In scope: - A middleware on the agent HTTP router (`agent/api.go`) that reads the `client_session_id` baggage member and adds it to the request log context. - Log context only. **No spans, no telemetry, no route-pattern gating.** Explicitly out of scope (separate RFC items / tickets): - Span attributes / OTel export on the agent (RFC "eventual requirements"). - Reconnecting-PTY and `agentssh` command logging with session ID (RFC #8, #15). - `connection_logs` session_id column / user ID (RFC #8). - Any client-side work (RFC #1-5), which is DEVEX-663 and siblings. ## How this differs from DEVEX-659 | Aspect | DEVEX-659 (coderd) | DEVEX-660 (agent) | | --- | --- | --- | | Wiring point | `tracing.Middleware(tracerProvider)` in `coderd/coderd.go` | agent router in `agent/api.go` | | Existing stack | span-creating `tracing.Middleware` high in the chain | `Recover -> StatusWriterMiddleware -> loggermw.Logger -> agentchat.Middleware` (no span middleware) | | Route gating | allowlist of coderd route patterns | none; agent serves only its own `/api/v0/...` routes | | Spans / telemetry | adds `client_session_id` span attribute when a tracer is present | none (log context only, per RFC 6.2) | | Log mechanism | `slog.With(ctx, slog.F("client_session_id", id))` surfaced by downstream logging with the request context | identical mechanism; the field is merged into `loggermw`'s completion log because it logs via `logger.Debug(ctx, ...)` | Net: DEVEX-660 reuses the *baggage-extraction + validation* logic from DEVEX-659 but drops the span/route-gating machinery. It is a strictly smaller, log-only middleware. ## Reused building blocks (already on the DEVEX-659 branch) In `coderd/tracing/httpmw.go`: - `const SessionIDBaggageKey = "client_session_id"` (wire contract). - `func sessionIDFromHeaders(h http.Header) string` (unexported; extracts + validates the baggage member using an explicit baggage propagator). - `func ValidSessionID(s string) bool` (exported; lowercase 32-char hex). The agent middleware lives in the same `coderd/tracing` package, so it can call `sessionIDFromHeaders` directly. ## Design Add a standalone, log-only middleware to `coderd/tracing/httpmw.go`: ```go // SessionIDMiddleware reads the client_session_id baggage member from the request and // adds it to the log context so downstream request logs can be correlated by // session. Unlike Middleware, it does not create spans, emit telemetry, or gate // on route patterns; it is intended for the agent per the connection-log RFC. func SessionIDMiddleware(next http.Handler) http.Handler { return http.HandlerFunc(func(rw http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { if sessionID := sessionIDFromHeaders(r.Header); sessionID != "" { r = r.WithContext(slog.With(r.Context(), slog.F("client_session_id", sessionID))) } next.ServeHTTP(rw, r) }) } ``` Wire it into the agent stack in `agent/api.go`, **before** `loggermw.Logger` so the field is present in the request context when the completion log is emitted: ```go r.Use( httpmw.Recover(a.logger), tracing.StatusWriterMiddleware, tracing.SessionIDMiddleware, loggermw.Logger(a.logger, nil), agentchat.Middleware, ) ``` ### Why placement before `loggermw` works `loggermw.Logger` builds its request logger from the base agent logger, but its final line is emitted with `logger.Debug(ctx, c.message)` using the request context. slog merges fields stored on the context via `slog.With`, so a `client_session_id` added by `SessionIDMiddleware` appears both on the completion log line and on any downstream handler log that uses the request context. This is the same behavior DEVEX-659 verifies on the coderd side. ### `slog.F` literal constraint As on the coderd side, the first argument to `slog.F` must be a snake_case string literal (repo ruleguard). Keep `slog.F("client_session_id", ...)` literal; do not pass `SessionIDBaggageKey`. The existing `FieldNamesMatchBaggageKey` test already pins the literal to the constant. ## TDD steps ### Red 1: middleware unit test Add `Test_SessionIDMiddleware` in `coderd/tracing/httpmw_test.go` (reuse the `testutil.NewFakeSink` pattern already in `Test_Middleware_SessionID`): - valid baggage -> downstream handler logging with the request context surfaces a `client_session_id` field equal to the sent value; - no baggage -> no `client_session_id` field; - malformed baggage (`client_session_id=not-valid`) -> no `client_session_id` field; - (optional) uppercase hex -> no `client_session_id` field (guards lowercase-only). Runs red because `SessionIDMiddleware` does not exist yet. ### Green 1 Implement `SessionIDMiddleware` as above. Run: `go test ./coderd/tracing/... -run 'Test_SessionIDMiddleware' -count=1`. ### Red 2: agent wiring test Add a test that exercises the agent middleware chain end to end and asserts the request completion log carries `client_session_id`. Mirror the existing pattern in `agent/agentchat/log_test.go`, which composes `tracing.StatusWriterMiddleware(loggermw.Logger(sink.Logger(), nil)(handler))` with a fake sink. Build the same chain **including** `tracing.SessionIDMiddleware`, send a request with a `baggage: client_session_id=<hex>` header, and assert the captured log entry contains the `client_session_id` field. Add a negative case with no baggage. Prefer testing the real `apiHandler` wiring if a lightweight agent test harness exists; otherwise the chain-composition test above is the established pattern in this package and is acceptable. Decide during implementation after checking for an existing agent router test harness. ### Green 2 Add `tracing.SessionIDMiddleware` to the `r.Use(...)` list in `agent/api.go`. Run the new agent test. ### Refactor - Confirm no duplication regressions; `sessionIDFromHeaders`/`ValidSessionID` are reused, not reimplemented. - Consider whether coderd's `Middleware` should also delegate its log-context step to `SessionIDMiddleware` to remove the small duplication. Default: **do not** refactor coderd in this PR to keep the diff minimal and the PR single-purpose; note it as a possible follow-up. ## Validation - `go test ./coderd/tracing/... -count=1` - `go test ./agent/... -run '<new test name>' -count=1` - `go vet ./coderd/tracing/... ./agent/...` - `make lint` (verify ruleguard passes on the literal `slog.F` field). - `make gen` is not required (no DB/proto changes). ## Branch / PR strategy - New branch `devex-660-session-id-agent-middleware`, its **own PR** per the RFC phasing and the established one-ticket-per-PR pattern. - It depends on the shared `coderd/tracing` symbols (`SessionIDBaggageKey`, `sessionIDFromHeaders`, `ValidSessionID`) introduced by DEVEX-659 (PR #27671). - **Decision:** #27671 is not merged yet, so stack `devex-660-...` on `devex-659-session-id-tracing-middleware` via Graphite (sibling of the `devex-663-...` frontend branch). - Commit style: `feat(agent): add client_session_id to agent request log context` (scope path must contain all changed files; if the change spans `coderd/tracing` and `agent`, use a broader scope or omit it). - PR description includes this plan in a collapsible section and the Coder Agents disclosure. ## Open questions / risks 1. ~~**Which base?**~~ Resolved: stack on `devex-659-session-id-tracing-middleware` via Graphite (#27671 not merged yet). 2. **Agent test harness.** Need to confirm during Red 2 whether there's a clean way to drive the real `apiHandler` with a sink logger, or whether to use the chain-composition pattern from `agentchat/log_test.go`. 3. **No live source of agent baggage yet for the web terminal.** The web terminal uses the reconnecting-PTY path, which does not traverse this HTTP middleware. This middleware correlates agent **HTTP API** requests (apps, files, containers, listening-ports, etc.) whose clients send `client_session_id` baggage per RFC #3. Terminal/PTY and agentssh correlation are separate RFC items and out of scope here. </details> _Opened by Coder Agents on behalf of @aqandrew._
This is testing out Approach 3 in the UI scaffolding RFC.
Fixes #11
The folder structure looks like:
sitecomponents(buttons, empty state, etc)pages(large sections of UI -> composition of components)theme(files defining our palette)Several components were able to be brought in essentially unmodified:
SplitButtonEmptyStateFooterOther components had more coupling, and need more refactoring:
NavBarConfettiCurrent State:
For a full working app, there's potentially a lot more to bring in:
(and all the supporting dependencies)
TODO:
<EmptyState />to component<NavBar />, streamline for V2<Footer />, streamline for V2page/Workspaces/index.tsxsrcdirectorynextbuildIf this ends up being an OK approach with you @kylecarbs - I'll remove some of the extra stuff like the triangle and confetti for now before bringing in 😎