- Eliminated references to document editing in DocumentNode, FolderTreeView, and DocumentsSidebar for a cleaner interface.
- Updated DocumentNode to enhance accessibility with keyboard interactions and improved click handling.
- Adjusted layout in AllChatsSidebar and MobileSidebar for better user experience and consistency across components.
- Introduced a comprehensive specification for renaming `searchSpace` to `workspace` in `surfsense_web` and `surfsense_desktop`, ensuring all TypeScript identifiers, React props, and local data structures are updated.
- Implemented migration shims for persisted local state to prevent data loss during the transition.
- Updated observability metrics and IPC channels to reflect the new naming convention.
- Removed legacy `active-search-space` module and replaced it with `active-workspace` to maintain consistency.
- Ensured no behavioral changes or data loss for users during the renaming process.
Setting HOSTNAME=0.0.0.0 made Next.js standalone canonicalize request.url to
http://0.0.0.0:PORT. The connector OAuth callback's NextResponse.redirect built
its Location from that URL, so navigating it flipped window.location.origin from
http://localhost:PORT to http://0.0.0.0:PORT. The backend CORS allowlist matches
localhost/127.0.0.1 only, blocking every subsequent API call until app restart —
producing the "no internet" / app-down state after connecting any connector.
Adds two diagnostic events to surface OAuth-redirect failures we can't
reproduce on Linux:
- desktop_oauth_redirect_intercepted fires from inside onBeforeRequest
with the original host, path, and target port — confirms the rewrite
actually ran.
- desktop_oauth_redirect_missed fires from a read-only onCompleted
listener when a /dashboard/*/connectors/callback URL lands off-localhost,
meaning the rewrite filter didn't catch it. This is the smoking-gun
event for "connector OAuth dies on mac/win" reports.
Read-only; no behavior change.
The interceptor previously matched a strict `${HOSTED_FRONTEND_URL}/*`
prefix and did a naive String.replace, which broke whenever the backend
NEXT_FRONTEND_URL differed at all (apex vs www, http vs https, or a
self-hosted domain). Now:
- Match by host: apex + www. sibling, both http and https.
- Rewrite via URL parsing so only protocol/host change; query strings
containing the host as a value are left intact.
- Read HOSTED_FRONTEND_URL through getHostedFrontendUrl() which honors
a SURFSENSE_HOSTED_FRONTEND_URL_OVERRIDE env var, letting self-hosters
point their builds at their own frontend without rebuilding.
Default behavior is identical when override is unset and backend host
matches the baked-in value.
setupDeepLinks() only listened for second-instance and open-url events.
On Windows/Linux a fresh launch via `surfsense://` delivers the URL in
argv of the first instance, where it was silently dropped. Scan argv on
setup so the existing handlePendingDeepLink() pass picks it up.
