@@ -540,3 +540,63 @@ tests: |
| 540 | 540 | - send_key: "Enter" |
| 541 | 541 | expect_output: "hello" |
| 542 | 542 | match_type: "contains" |
| 543 | + |
| 544 | + # ============================================================= |
| 545 | + # SPRINT 6 — BRACKETED PASTE MODE |
| 546 | + # The enable (ESC[?2004h) and payload parser (ESC[200~...ESC[201~) |
| 547 | + # predate the shift phase. Sprint 6 adds the FORTSH_NO_BRACKETED_PASTE |
| 548 | + # kill switch and verifies the Sprint 3 insert_char_wrapper hook |
| 549 | + # makes bracketed paste replace an active selection. |
| 550 | + # ============================================================= |
| 551 | + |
| 552 | + - name: "Sprint 6: bracketed paste inserts at cursor" |
| 553 | + # Baseline: send a bracketed paste payload. The terminal would send |
| 554 | + # ESC[200~<text>ESC[201~ when a user pastes. Our parser consumes |
| 555 | + # the framing and inserts the inner text. |
| 556 | + steps: |
| 557 | + - send: "echo " |
| 558 | + - send: "\u001b[200~pasted_text\u001b[201~" |
| 559 | + - send_key: "Enter" |
| 560 | + expect_output: "pasted_text" |
| 561 | + match_type: "contains" |
| 562 | + |
| 563 | + - name: "Sprint 6: bracketed paste replaces active selection" |
| 564 | + # Type "echo hello world", select "world" via Shift+Left x5, then |
| 565 | + # fire a bracketed paste. The first char of the paste triggers |
| 566 | + # delete_selection (Sprint 3 insert_char_wrapper hook); subsequent |
| 567 | + # chars insert normally. Buffer becomes "echo hello BRACKET". |
| 568 | + steps: |
| 569 | + - send: "echo hello world" |
| 570 | + - send_key: "S-Left" |
| 571 | + - send_key: "S-Left" |
| 572 | + - send_key: "S-Left" |
| 573 | + - send_key: "S-Left" |
| 574 | + - send_key: "S-Left" |
| 575 | + - send: "\u001b[200~BRACKET\u001b[201~" |
| 576 | + - send_key: "Enter" |
| 577 | + expect_output: "hello BRACKET" |
| 578 | + match_type: "contains" |
| 579 | + |
| 580 | + - name: "Sprint 6: bracketed paste without selection just inserts" |
| 581 | + # Regression guard: with no active selection, bracketed paste inserts |
| 582 | + # at cursor without any deletion. Type "aa", paste "BB", Enter → "aaBB". |
| 583 | + steps: |
| 584 | + - send: "echo aa" |
| 585 | + - send: "\u001b[200~BB\u001b[201~" |
| 586 | + - send_key: "Enter" |
| 587 | + expect_output: "aaBB" |
| 588 | + match_type: "contains" |
| 589 | + |
| 590 | + - name: "Sprint 6: FORTSH_NO_BRACKETED_PASTE kill switch does not crash" |
| 591 | + # When the kill switch is set, fortsh does NOT emit the enable |
| 592 | + # sequence (verified manually via pexpect — PTY regex can't easily |
| 593 | + # assert absence of ESC[?2004h in output). This test just ensures |
| 594 | + # fortsh still functions with the kill switch set: prompt returns, |
| 595 | + # echo executes, no crash on startup/teardown. |
| 596 | + env: |
| 597 | + FORTSH_NO_BRACKETED_PASTE: "1" |
| 598 | + fresh_session: true |
| 599 | + steps: |
| 600 | + - send_line: "echo hi" |
| 601 | + expect_output: "hi" |
| 602 | + match_type: "contains" |
