Gitea provider merge - #11618
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Adds `gitea` to `SourceControlProviderKind` and gives it provider-neutral presentation metadata (PR / pull request terminology, `tea pulls checkout` example). Static remote detection matches only obvious installations — `gitea.com` and hosts carrying a `gitea` DNS label — because Gitea is usually self-hosted on a hostname that says nothing about it. Arbitrary hosts stay `unknown` here and are refined later from `tea`'s authenticated logins. No provider is registered yet, so behavior is unchanged for every existing host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`tea logins list --output json` is how the server learns which Gitea instances it can talk to. This parses that output into a typed list and adds host lookup used both by the Source Control settings card and by unknown-remote refinement. Two details verified against tea 0.15.1 rather than assumed: - `default` is reported as the string "true"/"false", not a boolean. - No token appears in the output, so it is safe to parse and log around. Host matching compares hostnames with ports stripped, because a Gitea instance is routinely reached over HTTPS on one port and SSH on another; an SSH remote would otherwise never match its own login. Matching stays exact per DNS label, so a suffix like evil-git.example.com cannot impersonate git.example.com. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wraps the official Gitea CLI for the operations SourceControlProvider needs,
going through `tea api` rather than `tea pulls`. Two verified gaps forced that
choice: `tea pulls list` cannot filter by head branch, and its --state accepts
only all/open/closed, while T3 needs head filtering and a distinct merged state.
`tea api` is the same escape hatch GitLabCli uses with `glab api`.
The important detail is error handling. `tea api` exits 0 even for HTTP 401,
403, 404 and 429, so exit-code classification silently reports failures as
success — a 404 would look like "no pull request exists" and T3 would open a
duplicate. Every call therefore passes -i, which puts the status line on stderr
and leaves clean JSON on stdout, and failures are classified from that status.
Gitea has no head filter on its list endpoint, so pages are walked and matched
locally, bounded to 5 pages of 50 and exiting early. The common case is one
request. Merged is read off the `merged` flag, since Gitea models a merged PR as
closed. PR bodies are passed as `-F body=@file`, which was verified to encode
file contents as a JSON string even when they begin with `{`, keeping bodies out
of argv.
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Adds GiteaSourceControlProvider and wires it into the registry, so a Gitea remote now resolves to a real provider instead of the `unknown` stub whose every method fails. Detection works in two stages. Obvious hosts are matched statically, and any other host stays `unknown` until discovery asks `tea logins list` whether it is an instance the server is authenticated against. That keeps arbitrary Git hosts untouched and avoids probing unknown remotes over the network. Host comparison ignores ports, since a Gitea instance is commonly reached over HTTPS and SSH on different ones. The settings card reports the default `tea` login; additional instances are named in the detail rather than dropped, since the discovery contract holds a single account but refinement still consults every login. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drives the whole stacked action through the real Gitea provider, which is the workflow the original report failed on: a Gitea remote resolved to `unknown`, whose stub failed every call, so the action died with "No unknown source control provider is registered." Also covers the duplicate case. GitManager looks for an existing PR before creating one, and swallowing a provider error there would open a second PR, so the test asserts create is never called when one is already open. makeManager gained an optional sourceControlProvider override; it defaults to the GitHub provider, so every existing test is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Gitea to the Add Project source list and the publish provider options, and documents setup in the user guide. The mobile and web clients both draw Gitea with the neutral pull-request mark: no Gitea logo is bundled here yet, and borrowing another host's brand would be wrong. A real icon can drop in later without touching this wiring. One bounded limitation is documented rather than designed around: a short owner/repository path resolves against tea's default login, so cloning from a second Gitea instance needs a full Git URL. Representing per-instance selection would mean a new account-selection contract, which this change does not add. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ish the UI surfaces
Review pass over the Gitea provider. The important fix is repository creation.
Gitea splits creation in two: POST /user/repos creates under the authenticated
user, while POST /orgs/{org}/repos requires a real organization and 404s for a
plain user. Every owner was being sent to the orgs endpoint. Because the publish
dialog prefills the signed-in account as the owner and refuses to submit without
one, the ordinary input is `<you>/name` — so publishing to Gitea would have
failed for essentially every user. Creation now resolves the authenticated
account first and picks the endpoint accordingly.
The rest is reach. Gitea was in the Add Project list but missing from four
surfaces that each keep their own provider enumeration:
- The publish dialog had a separate PublishProviderKind that never included it,
so the previous commit's message overstated what worked. Its host label reads
the authenticated instance from discovery, since a self-hosted Gitea has no
canonical host to hardcode.
- CommandPalette kept private copies of the Add Project types, which is why it
drifted. It now imports the canonical ones, which turned the gap into three
compiler errors and one silent one: an icon switch returning ReactNode, whose
missing arm type-checks fine and renders nothing.
- Two mobile guards narrowed by string equality and dropped gitea, sending the
Gitea entry to the URL flow.
- The settings icon map and the PR link context menu are Partial records, so
neither complained about the missing key.
Gitea PR URLs (/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{n}) are now recognized by the in-app link
handler. The plural path is Gitea's own; the GitHub-ish hosts return earlier, so
the singular /pull/ shape is untouched.
`tea` reports an unconfigured instance as "no available login" and exits 1, which
classified as a generic command failure. It is now an authentication failure, so
the user is told to run `tea login add`.
Deliberately not changed: PROVIDER_REQUIREMENT in the pullRequest contract. Gitea
is not registered in the PR dashboard registry, so its reason is
provider-unsupported, which returns null before that table is consulted. An entry
would be dead code implying dashboard support that does not exist.
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# Conflicts: # apps/mobile/src/components/SourceControlIcon.tsx # apps/server/src/git/GitManager.test.ts # apps/server/src/vcs/VcsProcess.test.ts # docs/user/source-control.md
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A missing PR during tea pulls checkout is reported as GiteaCliCommandError, not GiteaPullRequestNotFoundError, because production VcsProcess.classifyNonZeroExit classifies every nonzero tea exit as "command-failed"; the failureKind === "not-found" branch here is therefore unreachable. Add tea-specific not-found classification in VcsProcess.classifyNonZeroExit (or perform an explicit PR existence check) so this mapping receives the expected failure kind.
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findGiteaLoginForHost promotes any remote on the same hostname to gitea, even when its port differs from the authenticated tea login. Thus https://git.example.test:8443 is classified as Gitea when tea is logged into https://git.example.test:3000, sending subsequent actions through the wrong provider. Preserve and compare the relevant ports (while still handling the intended HTTPS/SSH port difference) before refining an unknown remote.
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Adding gitea makes it selectable, but PullRequestProviderRegistry.make does not register a Gitea provider, so registry.get("gitea") returns null and PullRequestService classifies Gitea projects as unimplemented. Register the Gitea provider before exposing this kind, or remove gitea until that provider exists.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Windows artifact build and pull-request reference tests may fail, while some Forgejo installations can be identified as Gitea. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In @.github/workflows/build-gitea.yml:
- Line 99: Update the Visual Studio Build Tools component list in the installer
command to use Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Runtimes.x86.x64.Spectre
instead of Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Tools.x86.x64.Spectre, preserving
the other installation arguments.
In `@apps/mobile/src/components/SourceControlIcon.tsx`:
- Line 25: Apply colorClassName to the Gitea Svg rendered by SourceControlIcon
so it receives the themed color through the SVG color prop and its currentColor
strokes render correctly; preserve the existing size, viewBox, and other icon
behavior.
In `@apps/server/src/sourceControl/GiteaSourceControlProvider.ts`:
- Around line 58-60: Update the detail text in the findPrimaryGiteaLogin result
handling so it does not always claim the displayed login is the default; derive
the wording from primary.isDefault or use neutral text when multiple Gitea
instances are configured.
- Around line 89-92: Update refineUnknownGiteaRemote and the corresponding
Forgejo refinement to disambiguate the product before returning a provider
match, so an authenticated tea login on a configured Forgejo host is not
classified as gitea merely because the hostname matches. Preserve matching by
hostname and authentication, but require reliable product identification before
either refinement returns.
In `@apps/web/src/pullRequestReference.ts`:
- Around line 58-59: Update FORGEJO_PULL_REQUEST_URL_PATTERN so it excludes
public GitHub and Bitbucket hosts before matching pull request URLs, ensuring
those inputs fall through to the intended matchers rather than being returned as
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Install the documented Spectre libraries component.
The current Visual Studio Build Tools component list names Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Runtimes.x86.x64.Spectre for current x86/x64 Spectre libraries. It does not list Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Tools.x86.x64.Spectre. If the installer does not recognize that ID, the required libraries remain unavailable and the following Windows build can fail.
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Apply colorClassName to the Gitea SVG.
SourceControlIcon.tsx:25-44 renders plain Svg, so colorClassName does not map to the SVG color prop. Its strokes use currentColor, which react-native-svg resolves from the SVG color prop. The AddProjectScreen.tsx:438 call passes accent-icon, but ListRow adds no color wrapper. The Gitea icon therefore does not receive the themed color.
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- <Svg width={size} height={size} viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="none">
+ <ThemedSvg
+ width={size}
+ height={size}
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+ color={props.color}
+ colorClassName={props.colorClassName}
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In `@apps/mobile/src/components/SourceControlIcon.tsx` at line 25, Apply
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Do not call the fallback login the default.
findPrimaryGiteaLogin can select a non-default authenticated login when the default login has no user. This branch then reports “showing the default.” Use neutral text, or select the text from primary.isDefault.
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- 60, Update the detail text in the findPrimaryGiteaLogin result handling so it
does not always claim the displayed login is the default; derive the wording
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Disambiguate Forgejo before returning gitea.
refineUnknownRemoteProvider selects the first non-null refinement. GiteaSourceControlProvider is registered before Forgejo, and refineUnknownGiteaRemote returns gitea for any authenticated tea login with a matching hostname. Forgejo also checks tea logins, so a configured Forgejo host can be classified as Gitea before Forgejo refinement runs. Add reliable product disambiguation before either refinement returns a match.
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In `@apps/server/src/sourceControl/GiteaSourceControlProvider.ts` around lines 89
- 92, Update refineUnknownGiteaRemote and the corresponding Forgejo refinement
to disambiguate the product before returning a provider match, so an
authenticated tea login on a configured Forgejo host is not classified as gitea
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Apply the public-host exclusion to the first matching pattern.
FORGEJO_PULL_REQUEST_URL_PATTERN on Line 55 matches github.com/.../pulls/42 and bitbucket.org/.../pulls/42 before this matcher runs. The parser returns those URLs, so the new assertions in apps/web/src/pullRequestReference.test.ts Lines 83-87 fail.
Add the exclusions to the broad Forgejo matcher, or replace both patterns with one matcher that applies the host rule before accepting /pulls/ URLs.
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[ERROR] 58-58: Dynamic command passed to child_process.exec/execSync. Use child_process.execFile or spawn with an argument array instead.
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[ERROR] 59-59: Dynamic command passed to child_process.exec/execSync. Use child_process.execFile or spawn with an argument array instead.
(coderabbit.command-injection.exec-js)
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In `@apps/web/src/pullRequestReference.ts` around lines 58 - 59, Update
FORGEJO_PULL_REQUEST_URL_PATTERN so it excludes public GitHub and Bitbucket
hosts before matching pull request URLs, ensuring those inputs fall through to
the intended matchers rather than being returned as Forgejo references.
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