Merge pull request #522 from wang-kaopu/fix/517-client-ssh-open

fix(editor): open SSH remote editor links on the client
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Atlas Zeng
2026-09-03 10:54:34 +08:00
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4 changed files with 156 additions and 11 deletions
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@@ -192,10 +192,11 @@ export function EditorHost(props: {
}
/** The context menu's "open with" action: reveal the path in the OS file
* manager, or hand the target's URL (a local `file` URL, or the SSH-remote
* form for VSCode-family editors in remote mode) to the host's external
* opener. Failures are logged only — a missing handler is the OS's
* dialog, not a sidebar error. */
* manager, or hand the target's URL to its opener — local `file` URLs go
* to the host's external opener, while the SSH-remote form for
* VSCode-family editors launches on the browser/client machine (see
* api.openExternal). Failures are logged only — a missing handler is the
* OS's/browser's dialog, not a sidebar error. */
const openWith = (targetId: string, absolute: string): void => {
const target = openWithTargets.find(item => item.id === targetId)
if (target === undefined) return
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@@ -216,6 +216,51 @@ function gitPayload(scope: SessionScope, worktree: string | undefined, extra: Re
return scopePayload(scope, { ...(worktree !== undefined && worktree !== '' ? { worktree } : {}), ...extra })
}
/** One external-open request from the file tree. */
type OpenExternalPayload =
| { action: 'reveal'; path: string }
| { action: 'url'; url: string }
/** The host route's success shape. */
type OpenExternalResult = { started: boolean }
/**
* Remote VSCode-family URLs must be consumed on the browser/client machine:
* the DSH host can be a headless remote server with no editor or DISPLAY.
* Local editor URLs and reveal actions still belong to the host opener.
*/
function shouldOpenExternalOnClient(payload: OpenExternalPayload): payload is { action: 'url'; url: string } {
if (payload.action !== 'url') return false
let parsed: URL
try {
parsed = new URL(payload.url)
} catch {
return false
}
return parsed.protocol !== 'http:'
&& parsed.protocol !== 'https:'
&& parsed.hostname === 'vscode-remote'
&& parsed.pathname.startsWith('/ssh-remote+')
}
/**
* Dispatch an external-open request to the correct machine. SSH remote-editor
* URLs stay in the synchronous user-click chain and navigate the client so
* its registered vscode:// / cursor:// handler can launch. Everything else
* keeps using the DSH host route.
*/
function openExternal(payload: OpenExternalPayload): Promise<OpenExternalResult> {
if (!shouldOpenExternalOnClient(payload)) {
return call<OpenExternalResult>('open.external', payload)
}
try {
window.location.assign(payload.url)
return Promise.resolve({ started: true })
} catch (error) {
return Promise.reject(error)
}
}
/** The sidebar API surface (session scope threaded through every call). */
export const api = {
sessionCwd: (scope: SessionScope, signal?: AbortSignal) =>
@@ -350,12 +395,10 @@ export const api = {
* check; see the host's browser.probe route). */
browserProbe: (url: string, signal?: AbortSignal) =>
call<BrowserProbeResult>('browser.probe', { url }, signal),
/** External open for the file tree's "open with" menu: reveal a path in
* the OS file manager, or hand a custom-scheme URL (vscode://, cursor://,
* zed://, custom editors) to its registered handler. The host launches
* the platform opener (argv, no shell). */
openExternal: (payload: { action: 'reveal'; path: string } | { action: 'url'; url: string }) =>
call<{ started: boolean }>('open.external', payload),
/** External open for the file tree's "open with" menu. Remote SSH editor
* URLs are launched on the browser/client machine; reveal and local URLs
* keep using the host's platform opener. */
openExternal,
}
/** Absolute URL of the media route for one path (images only). */