fix: point SUPPORT_URL at Discord instead of the dead /support page - #5953
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Custom support endpoints may still be treated as accepting tracking references, producing unusable support links in affected deployments. The change is otherwise localized and mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to make reference handling opt-in. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR fixes the linked issue's Contact Support defect by using the active Discord support URL and handling Sentry references correctly. The PR objectives explicitly state that the separate feedback-board crash was fixed before this PR. Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The PR includes unrelated Playwright changes, including an OpenAI provider selector change and formatting-only edits across several specs. These changes do not support the linked support-URL objective. Warning Your free Security trial is over. An organization admin can upgrade to Advanced for continuous pull request security review or dismiss this notice. Comment |
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Review — read against Verdict: LGTM with nits. The premise is true, the replacement works, and the one-line scope is the right size for it. Three non-blocking notes, one of which I'd genuinely like fixed. Verified rather than taken on trustBoth halves of the claim hold, checked live: And the value is already the codebase's own: I also checked the thing the diff does not show.
Coverage — the honest answerIf this change were reverted, no test would fail. Both consumers mock the module:
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…es it tinysweeper's review point on tinyhumansai#5953: the crash screen appends `?ref=<sentryEventId>` to SUPPORT_URL, and a Discord invite renders a join page and drops the query. The link still resolves — verified, 200, and the ref even survives the redirect to discord.com — but nothing consumes it, so the correlation the ref exists for silently stops happening while the URL still looks like it carries the crash id. Adds SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF, true only when VITE_SUPPORT_URL names a real support endpoint. The crash screen opens the bare URL when it is false; the Sentry `support_url` tag is omitted entirely rather than degraded to a constant string on every event, which would be noise rather than a deep link. The Error ID stays copyable on the crash screen, so the path into a Discord thread is unchanged — what goes away is the false promise. Also imports DISCORD_INVITE_URL from links.ts instead of repeating the literal (links.ts has no imports, so there is no cycle), and rewrites the doc comment, which still described a correlation mechanism the new default cannot honour. Coverage: the existing tests both `vi.mock` utils/config, so nothing observed the shipped constant — reverting it to the dead /support URL left the suite green. supportUrl.test.ts reads the real module (dynamic import after an explicit unmock, since a sibling file's mock of the same path otherwise reaches it) and closes that. Verified: 50 passed across the three files; with the URL reverted, 2 fail.
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@YellowSnnowmann — I pushed one commit to this branch ( What tinysweeper found, and what I checkedThe point is right, and slightly narrower than it reads. I fetched the URLs rather than reasoning about them: So the link is not broken and the ref is not malformed — it survives the redirect intact. What is true is that nothing on the other end consumes it: a Discord invite renders a join page and ignores the query. The URL keeps looking like it carries the crash id while the correlation has quietly stopped happening. That is the part worth fixing. The change
Coverage — this is the part I'd most like you to look atBefore this, reverting your one-line change would not have failed a single test. Both consumers
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One thing I deliberately did not change — your call
Widening that gate is a product decision, not a review fix, so I left it alone. Worth a moment's thought — it may be exactly what you want, or it may be the more valuable half of #5870. Not approving or merging; leaving both to the maintainer. |
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In `@app/src/utils/config.ts`:
- Line 280: Update SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF to be an explicit opt-in capability
defaulting to false, rather than deriving it from SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE; ensure
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not infer reference support from override presence.
Boolean(SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE) is true for VITE_SUPPORT_URL=https://discord.tinyhumans.ai. Both consumers then append ref=<eventId> to the Discord invite, although this PR identifies Discord as a destination that ignores it.
Make reference support an explicit opt-in capability. Default it to false. Do not treat every custom URL as reference-capable.
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In `@app/src/utils/config.ts` at line 280, Update SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF to be an
explicit opt-in capability defaulting to false, rather than deriving it from
SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE; ensure custom support URLs do not automatically enable
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Partly taken, in 39d88bea6 — and I'm leaving this open because I disagree with the default you propose, not with the problem you found.
You're right about the defect. Boolean(SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE) treats any override as ref-capable, so VITE_SUPPORT_URL=https://discord.tinyhumans.ai — or any other chat invite — gets a ref appended, which is exactly the thing this flag was added to stop. There is now an explicit signal:
export const SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF =
SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF_OVERRIDE !== undefined && SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF_OVERRIDE !== ''
? SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF_OVERRIDE === 'true'
: Boolean(SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE);Where I differ: I made it an opt-OUT, not an opt-in. VITE_SUPPORT_URL exists for deployment-specific support endpoints — that is what the constant's doc comment has always said it is for — and a support endpoint can consume a ref essentially by definition. The configuration you describe is someone pointing the override at a chat invite, which is the unusual case.
Defaulting to false optimises for that unusual case at the cost of the common one, and the asymmetry of the failure modes is what decides it for me:
- Opt-in, deployer forgets the second var → the ref is silently dropped for a support desk that could have used it. That is precisely the failure this whole PR exists to remove, reintroduced one config layer up, and nothing surfaces it.
- Opt-out, deployer forgets to set
false→ a ref rides along on a chat URL that ignores it. Verified harmless:https://discord.tinyhumans.ai?ref=abc123returns 200 and the query survives the redirect. The link works; the ref is merely inert.
A silent loss of a working feature is worse than an inert query parameter, so the default stays on the side that keeps the feature working.
Leaving this open rather than resolving it — the default is a judgement call and it should be @YellowSnnowmann's or the maintainer's, not settled by me in a review reply. If either prefers your version it is a one-line flip.
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The Boolean(SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE) default is intentional — VITE_SUPPORT_URL is a deployment-time variable that exists precisely for support endpoints (which accept a ref). For the default Discord URL, SUPPORT_URL_OVERRIDE is undefined, so SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF is false and no ref is ever appended to Discord. The concern in the suggestion — that someone sets VITE_SUPPORT_URL to a Discord-style URL and silently gets a dangling ref — is addressed by VITE_SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF=false as documented in the JSDoc.
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CI tests the merge ref, so those six ride into every PR whose merge base includes them and red the lane. The arithmetic on this PR shows it cleanly: CI reported 8 files before my formatting commit ( How main got there, and my part in it. Where the fix already exists. @YellowSnnowmann's own #5955 carries What I did not do. I have not added a six-file formatting commit to this PR. It would be unrelated scope on a one-line URL change, and it is not @YellowSnnowmann's to carry — I have flagged it to the manager instead. This PR's own files are clean; nothing here needs another push. |
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CI evaluates the merge ref, so those six red the Both commits are mechanical: This is my mess, and the gate that let it throughThree of the six ( Overlap with your #5955Your #5955 carries I would rather this had been a small Not approving or merging — I'll do the approval check separately once the lane is actually green. |
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- Around line 83-84: Update the radio locator near the provider selection to
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The default SUPPORT_URL ('https://tinyhumans.ai/support') returned 404,
making the "Contact Support" button on the crash screen inoperative.
Point it at the active Discord community (https://discord.tinyhumans.ai),
which is the working support channel already referenced in the codebase
as DISCORD_INVITE_URL.
Closes tinyhumansai#5870
…es it tinysweeper's review point on tinyhumansai#5953: the crash screen appends `?ref=<sentryEventId>` to SUPPORT_URL, and a Discord invite renders a join page and drops the query. The link still resolves — verified, 200, and the ref even survives the redirect to discord.com — but nothing consumes it, so the correlation the ref exists for silently stops happening while the URL still looks like it carries the crash id. Adds SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF, true only when VITE_SUPPORT_URL names a real support endpoint. The crash screen opens the bare URL when it is false; the Sentry `support_url` tag is omitted entirely rather than degraded to a constant string on every event, which would be noise rather than a deep link. The Error ID stays copyable on the crash screen, so the path into a Discord thread is unchanged — what goes away is the false promise. Also imports DISCORD_INVITE_URL from links.ts instead of repeating the literal (links.ts has no imports, so there is no cycle), and rewrites the doc comment, which still described a correlation mechanism the new default cannot honour. Coverage: the existing tests both `vi.mock` utils/config, so nothing observed the shipped constant — reverting it to the dead /support URL left the suite green. supportUrl.test.ts reads the real module (dynamic import after an explicit unmock, since a sibling file's mock of the same path otherwise reaches it) and closes that. Verified: 50 passed across the three files; with the URL reverted, 2 fail.
`prettier --check` failed on the two files my previous commit touched: one assertion needed unwrapping onto a single line and the new `./links` import belongs after `../../package.json` in the project's import order. Formatting only — `git diff --ignore-all-space` is the same two files, no assertion text or production behaviour changed.
…red on `main` fails `prettier --check` on six specs under `app/test/playwright/specs/`, and CI evaluates the merge ref, so they red the Frontend Checks lane on every PR whose base includes them — including this one, whose own diff is a single URL constant. Formatting them here is what lets this PR reach a green lane. Three of the six (`core-rpc-bearer-401`, `embeddings-setup-modal`, `connections-tab-deeplinks`) came from openhuman#5969, whose Frontend Checks run shows `skipping` — a PR touching only `app/test/playwright/**` does not trigger the lane, while `format:check` runs `prettier --check .` across all of `app/` including `test/`. So the lane checks a path it is not triggered by, and anything landing solely under `app/test/` can red main afterwards. `prettier --write` output only: test names, argument lists and method chains reflowed. `git diff --ignore-all-space` shows no content change and no assertion was removed or altered.
…AI radio Two review findings. CodeRabbit, major: SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF inferred capability from the mere presence of VITE_SUPPORT_URL, so an override pointed at a chat invite would get a ref appended — the same defect the flag exists to remove. Adds VITE_SUPPORT_URL_ACCEPTS_REF as an explicit signal. Kept as an opt-OUT rather than the suggested opt-in, deliberately: an override exists for deployment-specific *support endpoints*, which can consume a ref by definition, so defaulting to false would make the useful behaviour the one a deployer must remember to switch on — and forgetting it fails silently, which is exactly the failure this flag was added to remove. Reasoning is on the thread and it is left open for the maintainer. CodeRabbit, minor: the embeddings spec matched the OpenAI radio with hasText: /OpenAI/ and .first(), which also matches "Custom (OpenAI-compatible)" and depends on catalog order — it could silently assert against the custom provider, the case the sibling test already owns. Scoped to an exact label descendant. Verified: 50 passed across the three affected test files; prettier clean.
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Independent re-review at head Verdict: CHANGES-NEEDED — one real coverage gap, verified by revert rather than asserted. Everything else holds up, including the parts I went looking to find fault with. The gap: one of the three gated sites has no test
The cause is in the fixture: It is a small fix: a third case in What I checked and found soundThe scope growth is mostly earned. A one-line
Thread integrity is clean — notably cleaner than some of our other PRs today. Three threads resolved, one open:
Nothing here was resolved with a reviewer's point unanswered. The opt-out default is defensible. Two scope notes, neither blocking
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SUPPORT_URLdefault washttps://tinyhumans.ai/support, which returns 404.https://discord.tinyhumans.ai— the active community/support channel already referenced in the codebase asDISCORD_INVITE_URL.VITE_SUPPORT_URL) is unchanged and still works.Problem
Clicking "Contact Support" on the crash screen (
ErrorFallbackScreen) opened a dead URL (404). Reported in #5870 as the second of two bugs.The first bug in that issue (
TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'n.pill')inFeedbackStatusBadge) was already fixed ine7995d957before this PR.Solution
One-line change: swap the hardcoded fallback string in
app/src/utils/config.ts:252. No logic change — the env-override path remains intact for deployment-specific support endpoints.Submission Checklist
ErrorFallbackScreen.test.tsx(12 tests) all pass; no new test needed for a constant string change whose surrounding logic is already covered.ErrorFallbackScreen.test.tsx.Closes #5870below.Impact
Desktop only (the crash screen is Tauri-rendered). No server-side or migration impact.
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Closes #5870
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