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TinyMCE's link plugin offers no context menu for non-editable content, so links in math, cross-references, fragments, and gather lists couldn't be followed by a right click or long press. Specify this in the cache spec's new "Links in hydrated content" section. Test it in a Markdown document and in a Python file which links to another file and within itself. Tests for known bugs are ignored: links within the current file don't scroll to their target, MathJax's own context menu takes a right click on math, and a right click on a doc block which isn't yet a TinyMCE editor never shows TinyMCE's menu. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…down. A Conversion borrows its HtmlToMarkdown, so build the converter outside HtmlToMarkdownWrapped and lend it in. last and convert now consume the wrapper, since finishing a Conversion consumes it. This needs the htmd update in Cargo.lock, which isn't part of this commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 days ago; `git` causes Cargo to clone the entire index of all packages ever published to crates.io from https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index/. ... * Environment: `CARGO_REGISTRY_GLOBAL_MIN_PUBLISH_AGE`
offline = true # do not access the network
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#### `registries.<name>.min-publish-age`
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* Environment: `CARGO_REGISTRIES_<name>_MIN_PUBLISH_AGE`
Specifies the minimum timespan since a version's `pubtime` that may be considered for `resolver.incompatible-publish-age` for packages from this registry. If not set, `registry.global-min-publish-age` will be used.
Will be ignored if the registry does not support this.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 5 months ago; Crawled: 2 months ago; Documentation: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/cargo/reference/unstable.html#min-publish-age ... `cargo update -Z min-publish-age --config registry.global-min-publish-age='"14 days"'
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RFC: #3923
Original issue: #15973
Implementation: #17012
Documentation: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/cargo/reference/unstable.html#min-publish-age
This RFC adds a configuration to set the minimum publish age used for dependency resolution.
### Unresolved Issues
* [Input] How do we make it clear when things are held back?
* The "locking" message for Cargo time machine (generate lock files based on old registry state) #5221 lists one time but the time here is dependent on where any given package is from
* We list MSRVs for unselected packages, should we also list publish times? I'm assuming that should be in local time
* Locking message for Cargo time machine (generate lock files based on old registry state) #5221 is in UTC time, see Tracking Issue for lockfile-publish-time #16271, when relative time differences likely make local time more relevant
* "latest" is time based when what we mean is "highest" or "maximum"
* [Input] Implementation wise, will there be much complexity in getting per registry information into `VersionPreferences` and using it?
* [Input] `deny` precedence between this and `incompatible-rust-version`?
* Both produce errors, but `incompatible-rust-version` will likely be evaluated first to increase the chance of builds succeeding.
* [Input] The `registry.min-publish-age` / `registries.min-publish-age` precedence rule
* `[registry]` table and `[registries.crates-io]` is confusing
* feat: `-Zmin-publish-age` (RFC 3923) #17012 (comment)
* [Input] `cargo install` behavior
* there were some miscommunication in the RFC. Before the last edit the "skip" was interpreted in two different way: not respecting min-age policy, or not picking too-new versions. Need to decide which direction we go before stabilization
* feat: `-Zmin-publish-age` (RFC 3923) #17012 (comment)
* [Input] `cargo update --breaking` behavior.
* Currently not respecting min-policy
* Not a stabilization blocker unless `--breaking` gets stabilized first.
* feat: `-Zmin-publish-age` (RFC 3923) #17012 (comment)
* [Input] More helps and hints diagnostic needed to match RFC's diagonstic style.
* feat: `-Zmin-publish-age` (RFC 3923) #17012 (comment) fixed by fix(resolver): hint how to resolve too-new versions #17118
* feat: `-Zmin-publish-age` (RFC 3923) #17012 (comment) fixed by fix(add): list too-new versions and how to override #17117
### Future Extensions
* Support `fallback` for `resolver.incompatible-publish-age`
* Add an exclude list for `min-publish-age`
* When all compatible older-than-min-age versions are yanked and a newer non-yanked version exists, Cargo could alert the user that they may want to override with `--precise`.
* Potentially support other source of publish time besides the `pubtime` field from a cargo registry.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 5 days ago; * min-publish-age — Filters out dependency versions published more recently than a configured minimum age. ... * Tracking Repository: https://github.com/rust-lang/wg-cargo-std-aware
* msrv-policy — MSRV-aware resolver and version selection
* precise-pre-release — Allows pre-release versions to be selected with `update --precise`
* sbom — Generates SBOM pre-cursor files for compiled artifacts
* update-breaking — Allows upgrading to breaking versions with `update --breaking`
* feature-unification — Enable new feature unification modes in workspaces
* lockfile-publish-time — Limit resolver to packages older than the specified time
* min-publish-age — Filters out dependency versions published more recently than a configured minimum age.
* Output behavior
* artifact-dir — Adds a directory where artifacts are copied to.
* build-dir-new-layout — Enables the new build-dir filesystem layout
* Different binary name — Assign a name to the built binary that is separate from the crate name.
* root-dir — Controls the root directory relative to which paths are printed
* Compile behavior
* mtime-on-use — Updates the last-modified timestamp on every dependency every time it is used, to provide a mechanism to delete unused artifacts.
* build-std — Builds the standard library instead of using pre-built binaries.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; `pub struct CargoResolverConfig { ... §`incompatible_rust_versions: Option<IncompatibleRustVersions>`§`incompatible_publish_age: Option<IncompatiblePublishAge>`§`feature_unification: Option<FeatureUnification>`§`lockfile_path: Option<ConfigRelativePath>`
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<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: 1.1 years ago; Crawled: 2 months ago; In light of this, pnpm has introduced a `minimumReleaseAge` parameter, such that it will only install packages older than a chosen age: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/releases/tag/v10.16.0 ... Your could pass `-Zmin-publish-age` through CLI, or set this in `.cargo/config.toml` to enable the new config field: ... Before PR, ping rust-lang/cargo if this is not `Feature accepted`Category: proposal for a feature.
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### Problem
Recently there has been two high severity supply chain attacks on NPM:
* https://x.com/P3b7_/status/1965094840959410230
* https://x.com/feross/status/1967732902256579014
In light of this, pnpm has introduced a `minimumReleaseAge` parameter, such that it will only install packages older than a chosen age: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/releases/tag/v10.16.0
I would recommend cargo implement a similar mechanism.
### Proposed Solution
Do the same thing as pnpm.
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Status update: `-Zmin-publish-age` is available since nightly-2026-06-21
Your could pass `-Zmin-publish-age` through CLI, or set this in `.cargo/config.toml` to enable the new config field:
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min-publish-age = true
Going to close this and track the status and progress in #17009. Thanks folks for participating the discussion.
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Use a toolchain that enforces the publish-age policy.
The repository does not pin Cargo, select nightly, or require Cargo 1.100 or newer. The publish-age settings can therefore be ineffective when CI or release builds use stable Cargo 1.99. Use nightly with [unstable] min-publish-age = true, or defer these settings until the supported toolchain includes Cargo 1.100.
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+ ) -> Result<String, HtmlToMarkdownWrappedError> {- fn convert(self, tree: &Rc<Node>) -> Result<String, HtmlToMarkdownWrappedError> {
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* Move TinyMCE into a doc block only when the focus lands on its contents or a link in them, so focusing an embedded iframe or a <summary> no longer rebuilds the block. * When the keyboard opens the context menu on a selected non-editable element, "Open link" follows that element's first link. * "Open link" follows the link directly, as the link plugin's gotoLink does, instead of sending a synthetic Ctrl+Meta click. * Use TinyMCE's VK.metaKeyPressed once TinyMCE loads. * Add a test for the keyboard-opened menu, and comment the parameters of the link-test helpers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The ping timer restarted on every pass through the websocket loop, so a steady stream of outgoing messages put off the ping, and with it the detection of a broken websocket, indefinitely. Ping on a fixed interval instead, delaying rather than bursting any missed ticks so that a stalled send can't close the websocket before its pong arrives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move TinyMCE into a doc block for focus anywhere in its contents, such as on typeset math, which MathJax makes focusable; only focus on an iframe or a <summary> leaves TinyMCE in place. Send cursor updates for any focus in the contents. * Take a non-editable element's first link for "Open link" only when the keyboard opened the menu, so a right click or long press beside the links no longer follows the first one. * Return to a single test for a link-following click, rather than deferring to TinyMCE's once it loads. * Press a real Shift+F10 in the keyboard test (through the DevTools protocol, since Chrome ignores WebDriver's key actions here), and add a test that a right click beside a link offers no "Open link". * Describe both cases in the cache spec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Describe how to create unique ids, cross-reference them, and gather fragments when implementing a specification. * Mention the standalone server in the architecture overview, and how to comment out code without creating a doc block. * Remove zero-width spaces from the style guide. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Give the workspace note in the root Cargo.toml an id, and refer to it from builder/Cargo.toml through a cross-reference. * Add a heading for the bt script to implementation.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… error. * Poll the websocket loop's branches in order: reading first, so that a tick never judges the websocket broken while the answering pong waits unread, then the ping timer, then outgoing messages. * Close the websocket on a receive error, sending status 1002 as RFC 6455 asks. actix-ws reports the same decode error on every poll, which would otherwise starve the other branches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Replace followNewTabLink with followLink, which scrolls to a link to an id anywhere in the Client, loads a CodeChat Editor file, or opens an external link through the IDE in VSCode or in a new tab in a browser. isLeftToBrowser leaves a Ctrl+click on an external link outside TinyMCE to the browser. * In the doc block holding TinyMCE, take Ctrl+click and Alt+Enter from the link plugin, and replace its context menu with one which keeps its editing items and adds an "Open link" for any link. * A plain click on a link which opens in a new tab now places the cursor instead of following the link. * Describe link navigation in implementation.md and the cache spec, with a TODO for the quick link form's "Open link" button. * Add tests for Ctrl+click, Alt+Enter, and "Open link" in the doc block holding TinyMCE, including a link to an id in another doc block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move bt and bt.ps1 from server/ to the project root, and run them from there in CI and the dev container. * Mark both scripts and each call to them with a fragment, and gather these in the bt section of implementation.md. * Add a root .ignore which whitelists .github/ and .devcontainer/: the cache skips hidden directories, so it would otherwise miss the fragments there. * Update the docs which said to run bt from server/, linking their mentions of bt to the gathered section. * In CLAUDE.md, show how to assign an id, and place a fragment at the end of its doc block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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These four functions are new or edited. They have no comment on
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async fn test_ctrl_click_link_py_core( + // The Server, through which the test plays the IDE. codechat_server: CodeChatEditorServerLog, + // The browser showing the Client. driver: WebDriver, + // The directory in which to create the project. test_dir: PathBuf, + // WebDriver's errors; failed checks panic instead. ) -> Result<(), WebDriverError> {As per coding guidelines: "In new and edited code, comment each function parameter individually, and document the return value with a comment placed immediately before the return type".
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- Around line 257-277: Update the Alt+Enter link selection flow to prefer the
focused event target’s enclosing link, falling back to selectedLink(editor) when
the target is not inside a link; preserve the existing followLink behavior once
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- Line 1473: Update the receive-error handling branch that assigns close_reason
to select the close code from the receive error, using CloseCode::Size for
oversized-frame overflow instead of always using CloseCode::Protocol.
- Line 1375: Update the biased `select!` loop so sustained incoming frames
cannot indefinitely starve ping ticks or queued outgoing messages; bound
consecutive receive processing or otherwise yield selection to those branches,
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| return ( | ||
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| editor.selection.getStart(true), | ||
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L179: activate | `{ relatedTarget: Editor }` | Fired when the editor is activated.
L180: deactivate | `{ relatedTarget: Editor }` | Fired when the editor is deactivated.
L181: remove | N/A | Fired before the editor is removed/destroyed.
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L12: This class handles text and control selection it’s an crossbrowser utility class. Consult the TinyMCE API Documentation for more details and examples on how to use this class.
L13: ## Examples
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L28: 【8†collapse()】 | Collapse the selection to start or end of range. | `【7†Selection】`
L29: 【9†expand()】 | Expands the selection range to contain the entire word when the selection is collapsed within the word. | `【7†Selection】`
L30: 【10†getBookmark()】 | Returns a bookmark location for the current selection. This bookmark object can then be used to restore the selection after some content modification to the document. | `【7†Selection】`
L31: 【11†getContent()】 | Returns the selected contents using the DOM serializer passed in to this class. | `【7†Selection】`
L32: 【12†getEnd()】 | Returns the end element of a selection range. If the end is in a text node the parent element will be returned. | `【7†Selection】`
L33: 【13†getNode()】 | Returns the currently selected element or the common ancestor element for both start and end of the selection. | `【7†Selection】`
L34: 【14†getRng()】 | Returns the browsers internal range object. | `【7†Selection】`
L35: 【15†getSel()】 | Returns the browsers internal selection object. | `【7†Selection】`
L36: 【16†getStart()】 | Returns the start element of a selection range. If the start is in a text node the parent element will be returned. | `【7†Selection】`
L37: 【17†isCollapsed()】 | Returns true/false if the selection range is collapsed or not. Collapsed means if it’s a caret or a larger selection. | `【7†Selection】`
L38: 【18†isEditable()】 | Checks if the current selection’s start and end containers are editable within their parent’s contexts. | `【7†Selection】`
L39: 【19†moveToBookmark()】 | Restores the selection to the specified bookmark. | `【7†Selection】`
L40: 【20†select()】 | Selects the specified element. This will place the start and end of the selection range around the element. | `【7†Selection】`
L41: 【21†selectorChanged()】 | Executes callback when the current selection starts/stops matching the specified selector. The current state will be passed to the callback as it’s first argument. | `【7†Selection】`
L42: 【22†setContent()】 | This method has been deprecated. Use "editor.insertContent" instead. Sets the current selection to the specified content. If any contents is selected it will be replaced with the contents passed in to this function. If there is no selection the contents will be inserted where the caret is placed in the editor/page. | `【7†Selection】`
L43: 【23†setCursorLocation()】 | Move the selection cursor range to the specified node and offset. If there is no node specified it will move it to the first suitable location within the body. | `【7†Selection】`
L44: 【24†setNode()】 | Sets the current selection to the specified DOM element. | `【7†Selection】`
L45: 【25†setRng()】 | Changes the selection to the specified DOM range. | `【7†Selection】`
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Use the focused link for Alt+Enter.
When TinyMCE is already attached, the focusin handler skips selection updates. Keyboard focus can move to link B while TinyMCE still selects link A. selectedLink then returns link A, and followLink navigates to the wrong destination.
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- const link = selectedLink(editor);
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Update the Alt+Enter link selection flow to prefer the focused event target’s
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| // tick comes before outgoing messages, so that a steady stream | ||
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Preserve progress for ping and outgoing-message branches.
If incoming frames remain ready, biased; always selects the receive branch first. Ping ticks and queued outgoing messages can then wait indefinitely. This defeats the fixed ping schedule and can stall replies during sustained incoming traffic. Bound consecutive receive processing or otherwise give the later branches a turn while retaining the intended pong-before-timeout check. Tokio documents this starvation risk for biased selection. (docs.rs)
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Review comment at @server/src/webserver.rs at line 1375:
Update the biased `select!` loop so sustained incoming frames cannot
indefinitely starve ping ticks or queued outgoing messages; bound consecutive
receive processing or otherwise yield selection to those branches, while
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| // would starve the others. | ||
| Err(err) => { | ||
| error!("websocket receive error {err:?}"); | ||
| close_reason = Some(CloseCode::Protocol.into()); |
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Use the size close code for oversized frames.
If a frame exceeds the configured 1 MB limit, actix-ws reports a receive overflow. This branch sends CloseCode::Protocol rather than CloseCode::Size, so the peer receives the wrong reason for the closure. Select the close code from the receive error. (docs.rs)
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Review comment at @server/src/webserver.rs at line 1473:
Update the receive-error handling branch that assigns close_reason to select the
close code from the receive error, using CloseCode::Size for oversized-frame
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