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feat(app): make file paths in chat clickable - #47528
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Issue for this PR
Addresses #37891
Type of change
What does this PR do?
In assistant messages, file paths in inline code (e.g.
packages/app/src/app.tsx:301) are highlighted but clicking them does nothing, so they end up copy-pasted. This makes them clickable: clicking opens the file in the existing review panel and highlights the referenced line when the path ends in:line.Kept the scope small and contained to the web/desktop renderer:
onOpenFilecallback on the session data context, implemented in the session page using the sameopenReviewFileflow the file tree already usespath,path:line, andpath:line:col(handles Windows drive paths)URLs, fenced code blocks, and the TUI are untouched.
How did you verify your code works?
:line:col, invalid line numbers, URLs, whitespace)bun testin packages/session-ui: 93 pass; typecheck clean insession-uiandappOpening as draft per the contributing guide since this is a UI feature — happy to reshape the approach after design review.
Screenshots / recordings
Attaching in a follow-up comment (recording of click → review panel opening at the line).
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