The HttpApi authorization middleware defaulted the username to
"opencode", while the Hono AuthMiddleware already defaulted to "kilo"
(kilocode_change). The parity tests added by upstream in
packages/opencode/test/server/httpapi-sdk.test.ts exposed the
inconsistency. Align the HttpApi middleware to also default to "kilo"
and update the pre-existing basic-auth test creds that hit it.
Two new httpapi-sdk parity tests also hit Kilo overlay routes
(/config/providers, /agent) that aren't yet wired onto the Effect
HttpApi bridge, returning 500. Skip those two with kilocode_change
markers pointing at the same "migrate Kilo overlay routes onto the
HttpApi bridge" follow-up the existing httpapi-bridge.test.ts comment
references.
jschardet produced labels like "ascii", "gb2312", "MacCyrillic", "IBM855/866",
and "TIS-620". chardet's supported encoding set does not include any of
these (ASCII folds into UTF-8; Chinese is emitted as GB18030), so the
mappings were dead code.
chardet is less aggressive than jschardet on short CJK samples; a
12-byte Shift_JIS phrase now collides with the windows-1252 profile.
Reuse the longer Shift_JIS sample the rest of the suite relies on.
Swap jschardet for the actively-maintained chardet library for text
encoding detection. chardet ships with TypeScript definitions, so the
local jschardet module shim is no longer needed.
Replace `export namespace Encoding`/`EncodedIO` wrappers with top-level
exports and switch consumers to `import * as Encoding`/`EncodedIO`.
The module itself acts as the namespace, avoiding the TS-namespace
wrapper that tree-shakers and some module resolvers handle awkwardly.
Users that hand us BOM-less UTF-16/32 are violating the documented
contract; trust jschardet + iconv.encodingExists and let the result
be whatever it is.
* fix(cli): restore kilo branding in MCP auth toast and client name
The 'Run: opencode mcp auth' popup / toast and the MCP protocol client
'name' field were reverted to 'opencode' by an upstream refactor
(opencode PR #22913, pulled in via Kilo PR #9346). Re-apply the
Kilo-branded strings with narrow kilocode_change markers and add a
regression test in packages/opencode/test/kilocode/ so the next upstream
merge fails a Kilo-owned test instead of shipping an 'opencode' popup.
* fix: use kilocode_change block markers for startAuth signature
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Co-authored-by: marius-kilocode <marius@kilocode.ai>
* fix(cli): serialize OAuth callback port tests
* fix(cli): close MCP OAuth browser test listener race
The mock subprocess emitted its error via setTimeout(10ms), which raced the error listener attachment on slow Windows CI and left BrowserOpenFailed unpublished. Emit on newListener('error') via a microtask so the listener is always attached first. Revert the unrelated test-runner serialization.
* fix(cli): deliver MCP OAuth mock error to listener directly
Override subprocess.on in the mock so the error is queued to the registered listener as soon as it attaches. The previous newListener + emit chain still lost events on slow Windows CI because EventEmitter dispatch can race microtask draining.
* fix(vscode): restore MCP OAuth sign-in from settings UI
- Add Sign in control when MCP status is needs_auth; posts authenticateMcp
to run CLI POST /mcp/{name}/auth/authenticate.
- On SSE mcp.browser.open.failed, open the auth URL via
vscode.env.openExternal (CLI subprocess open() often fails under VS Code).
- Dedupe openExternal when multiple webviews receive the same event.
Fixes UI regression described in GitHub issue #8904.
Made-with: Cursor
* fix(vscode): satisfy ESLint max-lines and complexity for MCP OAuth
- Move MCP connect/disconnect/authenticate and openExternal dedupe to
kilo-provider/mcp-oauth.ts.
- eslint-disable-next-line complexity for the webview message router.
Made-with: Cursor
* fix: restore MCP OAuth sign-in in VS Code
* fix: simplify MCP OAuth callback delegation
* fix: clarify MCP OAuth callback delegation
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Co-authored-by: e.olbrych <e.olbrych@mkmc.pl>
Co-authored-by: marius-kilocode <marius@kilocode.ai>
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