Remove the `.kilo-diff-theme` utility class and its dedicated stylesheet,
relocating all Pierre diff engine custom properties into the centralized
`vscode-bridge.css` theme definition. This allows diff components to
inherit theming from the document root without requiring an explicit
class annotation on each container element.
- Delete `webview-ui/src/styles/diff.css`
- Drop `kilo-diff-theme` class from DiffPanel, FullScreenDiffView,
DiffVirtualApp, and PermissionDiff components
- Remove corresponding `@import` statements from chat.css and
agent-manager.css
Hardcodes the list of active and disabled workflows and fails CI when
.github/workflows/ drifts. Wired into check-opencode-annotations so we
don't add a new workflow file for this.
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.
Covers the "Node.js 20 is deprecated" warning emitted by actions/checkout,
actions/setup-node, actions/cache, actions/upload-artifact and
actions/download-artifact on their older releases.
Every bumped line carries an inline `# kilocode_change` marker since these
workflow files are shared with upstream OpenCode. When upstream bumps its
own action versions we just drop the markers on merge.
Keeps the 4vcpu host change in test.yml (already annotated with
# kilocode_change). The Node 20 deprecation warning stays for now;
`FORCE_JAVASCRIPT_ACTIONS_TO_NODE24=true` already forces the v4 actions to
Node 24 at runtime, so the warning is informational and CI still works.
Bumping all actions would require 40+ kilocode_change markers across
shared upstream workflows and invite conflicts on every upstream merge —
we'll pick up the version bumps when upstream does.
- Bump all active workflows to action versions that natively target Node 24:
checkout@v6, setup-node@v6, cache@v5, upload-artifact@v7, download-artifact@v8.
Resolves the "Node.js 20 is deprecated" warning in CI logs. The kept
`FORCE_JAVASCRIPT_ACTIONS_TO_NODE24` env stays as a no-op safety net (also
in upstream OpenCode).
- test-runner: when running under GitHub Actions, emit a `::warning::`
annotation per flaky file and append a markdown table to
`$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY`. mikepenz/action-junit-report already surfaces
failures from the JUnit XML, but flakies pass cleanly on retry and were
invisible in the UI.
The per-file JUnit merge was walking `<testsuite>` tags by hand and closing
on the first `</testsuite>` it found. Bun's junit reporter nests one
`<testsuite>` per `describe` block inside an outer `<testsuite>` for the
file itself, so the inner close was matched and the outer one got dropped.
Every file contributed one unclosed `<testsuite>` to the merged output,
pushing XML depth up until mikepenz/action-junit-report's sax parser
failed with "Unexpected close tag" (and xmllint with "Excessive depth").
Switch to grabbing everything between the outer `<testsuites ...>` and
`</testsuites>` of each file's XML — nested structure is preserved
verbatim, no custom walking needed. Read aggregate counts from the root
`<testsuites>` attributes so nested `tests="..."` attrs don't get
double-counted either.
Validated locally: `xmllint --noout` passes on the merged output for a
mix of files with and without nested describes.
- Lower default runner concurrency from `os.cpus().length` to `min(4, cpus)`.
The bottleneck in CI is shared resources (OAuth callback ports, global
filesystem like `~/.local/share/kilo`), not CPU, so eight parallel Bun
processes were triggering port/FS races instead of going faster.
- Raise per-test timeout from 30s to 60s. Slow `spawn` on Windows was
tripping the 30s limit on tests that were just slow, not broken
(e.g. `session/prompt.test.ts` at ~86s, `provider/provider.test.ts` at ~54s).
- Retry failing files once and surface them as FLAKY in the summary plus a
dedicated section. Bugs still fail on every attempt; contention recovers.
- Drop CI runners from 8vcpu to 4vcpu to match upstream OpenCode — with
concurrency capped at 4, the extra cores bought us nothing.
Consolidate workflow disabling: the six workflows previously soft-disabled
via `if: false` / `&& false` are now moved and renamed alongside the
other `.disabled` workflows so the disabling mechanism is consistent.
Reset six workflow files that were soft-disabled via `if: false` / `&& false`
to the last merged upstream (v1.14.29) before moving them to the disabled folder
in a follow-up commit.
Mark IJbema