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This commit introduces a new `/copyprompt` command that allows users to copy the last sent prompt to the clipboard without any terminal formatting. This addresses the issue where copying a prompt directly from the terminal would include unwanted styling and indentation, making it difficult to reuse the prompt. Resolves: google-gemini#5557
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Summary of Changes
Hello @sinanptm, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request enhances the CLI's usability by adding a new /copyprompt
command. This command provides a streamlined way for users to retrieve and copy their previous prompts without any formatting issues, improving the overall user experience. The changes include the command's core logic, its registration within the application, and a comprehensive suite of unit tests to ensure its reliability.
Highlights
- New Feature: /copyprompt Command: I've introduced a new
/copyprompt
command that allows users to copy their last sent prompt to the clipboard as raw text, addressing issues with unwanted terminal formatting when copying directly. - Command Integration: The new
/copyprompt
command has been integrated into the CLI's built-in command loader, making it available for immediate use by users. - Comprehensive Testing: I've added a dedicated test file for the
/copyprompt
command, covering various scenarios including handling empty history, extracting text from multi-part messages, filtering non-text content, and robust error handling for clipboard operations.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new /copyprompt
command to copy prompts without formatting. There's a potential runtime error if lastUserMessage.parts
is null
or undefined
, which can be prevented by using the nullish coalescing operator to provide an empty array as a fallback.
This commit addresses a potential runtime error in the `/copyprompt` command that could occur if `lastUserMessage.parts` is null or undefined. By using the nullish coalescing operator (`??`), we now provide an empty array as a fallback, preventing the application from crashing and ensuring the command is more robust.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a /copyprompt
command to copy the last user prompt. The implementation is well-tested and covers various edge cases. I've identified a performance issue in how the last user message is retrieved from the chat history, which could be impactful for long conversations. My suggestion provides a more efficient way to do this by iterating backwards through the history, improving performance by reducing memory allocation.
TLDR
This pull request introduces a new
/copyprompt
command to address the issue of copying prompts with unwanted terminal formatting. This command allows users to easily copy the last sent prompt to their clipboard as raw text, without any styling or indentation.Dive Deeper
Previously, when a user tried to copy a prompt from the terminal, it would include formatting that made it difficult to reuse the prompt. To solve this, I have implemented a new
/copyprompt
command that specifically extracts the raw text of the last user-sent prompt and copies it to the clipboard. This ensures that the user gets a clean, usable version of the prompt without any manual cleanup.If this
/copyprompt
command is deemed necessary, I will update the documentation to include details on its usage.Reviewer Test Plan
To test this change, please follow these steps:
/copyprompt
command.Testing Matrix
Linked issues / bugs
Resolves #5556