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The new-project lookup sent the whole pasted URL to glab as the project ID, so `https://host/group/project` became `projects/https%3A%2F%2Fhost%2Fgroup%2Fproject` and GitLab answered 404. Read the project path from the URL with the shared remote URL helper and look it up on glab's selected host. Drop the install root that glab's configured host carries, and fail when the project glab finds lives on a different host than the URL names. Bare paths skip the config read. Fixes pingdotgg#7849 Co-authored-by: CyberStefNef <stef.mue02@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 552-554: Update the projectPath selection to use the path
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URL.parse returns null for `git@gitlab.com:group/project.git`, so the lookup had no host and sent the raw address to `glab api projects/...`, which GitLab rejects. Take the host from the SCP-style form too, so it gets the same host check, install-root handling and fallback as a URL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An SCP-style SSH address never carries the web install root, so its path is already the project path. Stripping the root from it looked up the wrong project: with glab's host set to example.com/gitlab, git@example.com:gitlab/team/app.git resolved to team/app. Only a pasted URL now has the install root removed, and the SSH case skips the glab config call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An ssh:// path never carries GitLab's web relative root, so ssh://git@example.com/gitlab/team/app.git with glab host example.com/gitlab looked up projects/team%2Fapp. Only http(s) URLs now read glab's host and drop the install root; every other address keeps its full project path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
URL.parse lowercases the hostname only for special schemes such as http(s). For ssh:// and git:// it keeps the typed case, so ssh://git@GitLab.com/group/project.git found the right project and then failed the host check against glab's gitlab.com. Lowercase the requested host for every parsed URL, as the SCP branch already does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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302-309: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the specific path-mismatch error tag.
assert.strictEqual(result._tag, "Failure")also passes for a host mismatch or decode failure. AssertGitLabRepositoryPathMismatchErrorso this test proves the install-root path check.💚 Suggested fix
- const result = yield* glab + const error = yield* glab .getRepositoryCloneUrls({ cwd: "/repo", repository: "https://example.com:8443/other/team/app.git", }) - .pipe(Effect.result); + .pipe(Effect.flip); - assert.strictEqual(result._tag, "Failure"); + assert.strictEqual(error._tag, "GitLabRepositoryPathMismatchError");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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GitLab can serve SSH from a different host than its web UI, so a pasted SSH remote must be compared with ssh_url_to_repo, not web_url. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflict: packages/source-control-gitlab/src/server/GitLabCli.test.ts. Main pruned four GitLabCli tests (pingdotgg#22557, pingdotgg#22593); the branch added the pasted-URL lookup cases beside them. Kept main's pruning and the branch's pasted-URL, SSH-host, wrong-host and install-root cases. GitLabCli.ts merged cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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294-301: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the specific error and API lookup path.
The test title describes a path mismatch, but
result._tag === "Failure"does not identify that failure. AssertGitLabRepositoryPathMismatchError.The mock returns the same response for every non-
configcall. Therefore, the error assertion alone does not prove that the API lookup usedother%2Fteam%2Fapp. Also assert theprojects/other%2Fteam%2FappAPI call.✅ Suggested fix
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Note Written by thanks @only21mil for extracting the project path instead of sending the entire URL to GitLab's project API. updated the original branch, preserving contributor commits and merging current main. the retained implementation checks effective web ports, hosts and installation paths before offering a clone, and preserves SSH namespaces. this pass removes misleading verification on
unverified: actual cloning, private GitLab authentication, live self-hosted installations, native mobile, Electron shell and relay/tunnel connections. install-root behavior is covered by existing mocked process tests. no client layout or wire contract changed. before, current main: after, the same repository: media check: the three screenshots render on GitHub. git.cafe renders external media as links; GitHub's Markdown image renderer does not play the MP4 inline. the uploaded recording itself was played through and seeking verified in Chrome. |
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Since glab 1.87, `glab auth login --hostname host/gitlab` stores `host` as the host and keeps `gitlab` in that host's `subfolder` key. The pasted-URL lookup only read the root from `glab config get host`, so on a GitLab served under a sub-path it sent `gitlab/group/project` to the projects API and got a 404. When the configured host has no path, read `glab config get subfolder --host <host>` and use it as the install root. A host value that carries the path, as older glab stores it, works as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
glab keys per-host settings by the exact host string, so a host saved as `example.com:443` is not found as `example.com`. Pass the host as glab printed it, and fall back to the parsed host only when glab's value carries a scheme. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With `GITLAB_HOST=https://example.com:443`, the subfolder lookup used the parsed URL host, which drops a default port, so glab found no subfolder stored under `example.com:443`. Strip only the scheme and any trailing slash from glab's own host string instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Note 🤖 Opus 5.5 replying on behalf of Victor. @juliusmarminge I ran the three steps on a local test instance of GitLab CE 19.5.3 served under a subpath (shown as On main 5be6bc9, the pasted full repository URL fails: On main a11ad74, the bare namespace/project path reaches clone destination selection and clones: With the fix at b209250, the full URL reaches clone destination selection and a real clone over SSH completes: |
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GitLab repository lookup encoded a pasted URL as the project ID, so Add Project failed while
group/projectworked. Lookup now extracts the project path, removes a matching configured web install root once, and preserves SSH namespaces. This addresses #7849.The CLI still selects the server. Web results must match the pasted hostname, effective port, and repository path (ignoring case) before the client offers a clone. This prevents another port or installation on the same host from silently selecting a different repository. SSH transport ports remain separate from web ports. Bare project paths retain their existing behavior.
Maintainer takeover of #20275, building on @only21mil, @CyberStefNef, and @IzonIcy. Contributor commits are retained and main is merged. The rebuild replaces nested Effect dispatch with a linear service method and removes redundant historical test cases.
Verification on headless Linux:
glabsubprocess with public GitLab project JSON and synthetic self-hosted responses. No clone was performed.Test and integrated verification proof. Browser verification used the worktree's isolated state. The real-data snapshot could not migrate because the installed build's migration history differs from this checkout; no live database was changed.
Before the review fix: the pasted
/other/team/app.gitURL incorrectly offered/gitlab/other/team/appfrom the selected installation. This is the first rebuild, not main.After: the same input and fixture are rejected.
Final full-URL success, including a mixed-case input resolved to the canonical project:
Not verified: a real authenticated
glab, a real self-hosted GitLab, actual cloning, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, or Electron desktop. Separate SSH/web hostnames, canonical-path redirects, percent decoding, URL subpages, and the separatesubfolderconfig key remain outside scope. Current head 88781118cd passed lint, build/typecheck, package tests and all eight server shards. Web CI failed twice on the unchanged WorkflowOpeningBlock syntax-highlighting assertion (8047 other web cases passed); CI run. This gate remains blocked. The configured CodeRabbit review request returned a service rate limit, so its older review does not cover this head. Independent current-code reviews are clear; a new configured-bot review remains outstanding. Human approval of the host/install-root semantics remains required before merging.Self-hosted GitLab check, 2026-11-12: on Linux web, turn GitLab on under Settings > Source control, then Add project > GitLab repository, enter the repository's full web URL and press Enter. On main b68aedf that fails with "Repository lookup failed"; on 0b784c3 and on 0b784c3 merged locally with that main it reaches clone destination selection and the private project clones.
Captures, glab calls and method (2026-11-12)
Setup: GitLab CE 19.5.4 served under
/gitlabin a local test VM, shown asgitlab.test, with a private nested projectdemo-owner/sample-group/sample-service, and the real glab 1.130.0 signed in to it with a token (glab stores the install path assubfolder: gitlab). One T3 dev server per revision, driven in T3 Code's Browser panel. Input: the full URLhttp://gitlab.test:8929/gitlab/demo-owner/sample-group/sample-servicetyped into the GitLab repository field, Enter, then Create & Clone. On main b68aedf and on the merge with it, GitLab was first turned on under Settings > Source control (main's #34978 lists only GitHub until then); 0b784c3 predates that setting and lists GitLab already. Revisions: main b68aedf (green push run), this head 0b784c3, and 0b784c3 merged locally with that main (ea55fa4bda, not pushed). Order run: main 2de3370, the head and its merge with 2de3370 first (same results), then, after main moved, main b68aedf and the merge with it; the main and merge captures below are from b68aedf.main b68aedf: the GitLab repository field holding the URL (its start scrolled out of view) and the "Repository lookup failed" toast
main b68aedf: clone destination selection for demo-owner/sample-group/sample-service
0b784c3: clone destination selection for demo-owner/sample-group/sample-service
0b784c3: the cloned sample-service project open on Test machine
0b784c3 merged locally with main b68aedf: clone destination selection for demo-owner/sample-group/sample-service
0b784c3 merged locally with main b68aedf: the cloned sample-service project open on Test machine
The destination screen does not show what was typed (the main capture is after the bare path
demo-owner/sample-group/sample-service, the others after the full URL). The glab calls below, recorded by a logging wrapper in front of the real glab on each server, show which input each server looked up.Before, main b68aedf (full URL, then the bare path):
After, 0b784c3 (full URL):
After, 0b784c3 merged locally with main b68aedf (full URL):
Clone on 0b784c3 (
~is the test server's own home; the merged run printed the same):Focused tests on Node 26.12.1:
GitLabCli.test.tsfrom 0b784c3 passes 16 of 16 on 0b784c3 and on the local merge, and fails 10 of 16 against main b68aedf'sGitLabCli.ts.Method: each T3 dev server ran from its own checkout in a sandbox with a clean environment, the machine name "Test machine",
--no-seedand an empty test database, and resolvedgitlab.testthrough a private hosts entry. The input was typed into the field, not pasted from a clipboard. One server ran at a time, and every lookup shown made its own glab call (the logs above), so no answer came from the client's lookup cache.Not checked: an HTTPS GitLab install, glab older than 1.87 (where the install path stays in the host value), HTTPS cloning, the desktop app, mobile and relay connections. Upstream's scenario tool was not run: its scenarios use the replay agent and fixture projects and cannot reach a real glab and GitLab.
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Fixes #7849