The Prism CSS was hardcoded to prism-tomorrow (dark-only), so code
blocks stayed dark even when switching to Light or other non-dark themes.
- Add id='prism-theme' to the <link> element for runtime lookup
- In _applyTheme(), swap href between prism-tomorrow (dark) and
prism (light) based on resolved theme
- Skips DOM write when the target href is already active
Fixes#505
When a user switches the model via the model picker while a session has
existing messages, a toast now informs them: 'Model change takes effect
in your next conversation'. This prevents confusion when the model
dropdown updates visually but the running conversation continues with
the original model.
Implementation: 4-line addition in modelSelect.onchange in boot.js,
after the existing provider-mismatch warning. Checks S.messages.length
(the reliable in-memory array) and guards showToast with typeof.
Synthesized from PRs #516 (armorbreak001), #517 and #518 (cloudyun888).
Placement follows #518's correct boot.js approach. Reference corrected
from S.session.messages to S.messages (always initialized by loadSession).
4 new tests in test_provider_mismatch.py::TestModelSwitchToast.
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Co-authored-by: cloudyun888 <cloudyun888@users.noreply.github.com>
Synthesized from PRs #506, #509, #514 (all by armorbreak001 and cloudyun888).
Implementation:
- static/index.html: flicker-prevention head script resolves 'system' to
'dark'/'light' via matchMedia before first paint. Adds 'System (auto)'
as first option in theme picker. onchange calls _applyTheme().
- static/boot.js: new _applyTheme(name) helper — resolves 'system' via
matchMedia, sets data-theme, registers a MQ change listener so the UI
tracks OS switches live. loadSettings() now calls _applyTheme() instead
of direct data-theme assignment.
- static/commands.js: adds 'system' to valid /theme command names,
delegates apply to _applyTheme().
- static/panels.js: _settingsThemeOnOpen reads from localStorage (preserves
'system' string, not the resolved 'dark'/'light'). _revertSettingsPreview
calls _applyTheme() so reverting to 'system' correctly re-enables OS tracking.
- static/i18n.js: cmd_theme description now lists 'system' first in all 5
locales (en, es, de, zh-Hans, zh-Hant).
Design choices vs submitted PRs:
- No separate system-theme.js file (unnecessary indirection).
- matchMedia listener does NOT POST to /api/settings (OS can change rapidly;
persisting on every OS switch would hammer the server).
Co-authored-by: armorbreak001 <armorbreak001@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: cloudyun888 <cloudyun888@users.noreply.github.com>
Two complementary cache-busting strategies for the stale cron skill picker:
1. On cron form open (toggleCronForm): always null _cronSkillsCache before
fetching, so freshly created skills are immediately visible without a
page reload. Previously the cache was only populated once and never
invalidated.
2. On skill save (submitSkillSave): null _cronSkillsCache after a successful
write so the next cron form open is forced to re-fetch. Mirrors the
existing _skillsData=null pattern one line above.
Fixes: #502
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- sessions.js _formatSourceTag(): return null for unrecognised tags
instead of raw string — prevents legacy 'N/A' values from surfacing
- sessions.js metaBits push: guarded with _stLabel null check so only
known platform labels appear in the session metadata line
- sessions.js [SYSTEM:] title fallback: drop raw s.source_tag middle
term, fall back directly to 'Gateway' for unknown sources
7 new tests in test_issue429.py.
1 updated test in test_sprint40_ui_polish.py (new guarded push pattern).
Closes#429
Bug: the autolink pass stashed <a> tags (via _al_stash) before running,
but did not stash <img> tags. When  was converted to an <img>
tag by the image pass, the subsequent autolink regex matched the URL
inside src="..." and wrapped it in <a href="...">url</a>, producing
src="<a href="...">url</a>" — a completely broken image source.
Fix: extend the _al_stash regex from:
(<a\b[^>]*>[\s\S]*?<\/a>)
to:
(<a\b[^>]*>[\s\S]*?<\/a>|<img\b[^>]*>)
This stashes both <a> and self-closing <img> tags before autolink runs,
then restores them after, so the URL inside src= is never touched.
Adds 7 regression tests in tests/test_issue487b.py.
1. ** inside was corrupted** — the outer bold/italic pass at line 480 ran
after the outer backtick→<code> pass at line 457, causing esc() to corrupt <code> tags
into <code> inside <strong>. Fix: add _ob_stash to protect <code> tags from
the outer bold/italic pass.
2. **Table cells with [label](url) produced double <a> tags** — the outer [label](url) pass
ran BEFORE the table regex, converting links to <a> tags in the raw table source.
Then inlineMd() processed those <a> tags again and autolink re-linked the URL inside
href="...". Fix: moved the outer link pass to AFTER the table pass so table cells
get their links from inlineMd() only, which has its own _link_stash protection.
- test_sprint45.py: compute SETTINGS_FILE lazily via _get_settings_file() so it
reads HERMES_WEBUI_TEST_STATE_DIR at call time (not at import time, when conftest
hasn't yet set the env var). Fixes test isolation across all 1078 tests.
- test_sprint45.py: use auth cookie in teardown when clearing password post-test.
- test_sprint45.py: remove test_synced_version_strings (checks local-patch version).
- static/i18n.js: add zh missing keys: onboarding_password_will_replace,
onboarding_password_keep_existing, onboarding_password_remains_disabled.
- server.py: revert server_version to HermesWebUI/0.50.38 (matches master).
* fix: workspace list cleaner — allow own-profile paths, remove brittle string filter
Two bugs in _clean_workspace_list() caused workspace adds to silently vanish
on the next load, making the duplicate-check test and workspace rename test fail:
1. Brittle string filter: 'if test-workspace in path or webui-mvp-test in path:
continue' — removed. The test server's workspace IS under these paths, so any
workspace added during testing got silently dropped on the next load_workspaces()
call. The p.is_dir() check already handles non-existent paths.
2. Cross-profile filter too broad: 'if p is under ~/.hermes/profiles/: skip' —
this correctly blocked cross-profile leakage but also blocked the current
profile's own paths (e.g. ~/.hermes/profiles/webui/webui-mvp-test/...).
Fixed: only skip if the path is under profiles/ AND under a DIFFERENT profile's
directory. Paths under the current profile's own home are kept.
* docs: v0.50.36 release — version badge and CHANGELOG
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* fix: relax workspace trust boundary to user home directory
The previous restriction required workspaces to be under DEFAULT_WORKSPACE
(/home/hermes/workspace), which blocked all profile-specific workspaces
(~/CodePath, ~/General, ~/WebUI, ~/Camanji, etc.) since each profile uses
a different directory under home.
New boundary: any directory under Path.home() is trusted.
This still blocks /etc, /tmp, /var, /root, /usr and all paths outside the
user's home, while allowing any legitimate workspace under ~/
Also updates test assertions from 'trusted workspace root' to 'outside'
since the new error message says 'outside the user home directory'.
* fix: workspace trust uses home-dir + saved-list, not single ancestor
Three-layer trust model that works cross-platform and multi-workspace:
1. BLOCKLIST: /etc, /usr, /var, /bin, /sbin, /boot, /proc, /sys, /dev, /root,
/lib, /lib64, /opt/homebrew — always rejected, even if somehow saved
2. HOME CHECK: any path under Path.home() is trusted — covers ~/CodePath,
~/hermes-webui-public, ~/WebUI, ~/General, ~/Camanji simultaneously;
Path.home() is cross-platform (Linux ~/..., macOS ~/..., Windows C:\Users\...\...)
3. SAVED LIST ESCAPE HATCH: if a path is already in the saved workspace list,
it's trusted regardless of location — covers self-hosted deployments where
workspaces live outside home (/data/projects, /opt/workspace, etc.)
None/empty → DEFAULT_WORKSPACE (always trusted, validated at startup)
* docs: v0.50.35 release — version badge and CHANGELOG
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