@dotdrelle/wiki-manager 0.15.41 → 0.15.42

package/src/shell/tui.tsx

@@ -381,7 +381,11 @@ function App(props: {
             input={state.input()}
             busy={state.busy()}
             chatMode={state.chatMode()}
-            chatFocused={!state.activeEditor()}
+            // The composer must lose focus for EVERY modal, not just the file
+            // editor. While the setup wizard was open the input stayed focused
+            // underneath it, so answering a wizard question also typed into the
+            // chat box at the bottom of the window.
+            chatFocused={!state.activeEditor() && screen() === 'main'}
             setInput={state.setInput}
             submit={submit}
             conversationRows={conversationRows()}
@@ -433,17 +437,33 @@ function App(props: {
             onSave={state.saveEditor}
             onCancel={state.closeEditor}
           />
+          {/*
+            Opaque backdrop, same treatment WizardApp gives the standalone
+            wizard. Without it the dialog floated over a live two-pane layout:
+            the panes showed through around its border and the whole thing read
+            as one garbled screen rather than as a modal.
+          */}
           {screen() === 'setup' ? (
-            <SetupWizard
-              mode="setup"
-              session={state.session}
+            <box
+              position="absolute"
+              left={0}
+              top={0}
               width={dimensions().width}
               height={dimensions().height}
-              initialRoute="workspace-name"
-              closeOnDone
-              onComplete={closeSetup}
-              onClose={closeSetup}
-            />
+              zIndex={39}
+              backgroundColor="#0B0D12"
+            >
+              <SetupWizard
+                mode="setup"
+                session={state.session}
+                width={dimensions().width}
+                height={dimensions().height}
+                initialRoute="workspace-name"
+                closeOnDone
+                onComplete={closeSetup}
+                onClose={closeSetup}
+              />
+            </box>
           ) : null}
         </box>
       }

package/wiki-workspace

@@ -70,13 +70,19 @@ parse_global_options() {
     export REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE="$CACERT_PATH"
     export CURL_CA_BUNDLE="$CACERT_PATH"
   fi
-  set -- "${parsed[@]}"
+  # `${arr[@]}` on an EMPTY array is an unbound-variable error under `set -u`
+  # in bash <= 4.3 — which includes the /bin/bash 3.2 macOS still ships. Every
+  # optional array in this script therefore goes through the `${arr[@]+…}`
+  # guard (see compose_env_args, override_args, only_services…); these two were
+  # missed, so any invocation without a global option died on this line before
+  # reaching its subcommand.
+  set -- ${parsed[@]+"${parsed[@]}"}
   PARSED_ARGS=("$@")
 }
 
 PARSED_ARGS=()
 parse_global_options "$@"
-set -- "${PARSED_ARGS[@]}"
+set -- ${PARSED_ARGS[@]+"${PARSED_ARGS[@]}"}
 
 usage() {
   cat <<'EOF'
@@ -338,7 +344,7 @@ agents_compose() {
     logs)
       local log_args=()
       read_lines_into_array log_args logs_args "$@"
-      _agents_dc logs "${log_args[@]}"
+      _agents_dc logs ${log_args[@]+"${log_args[@]}"}
       ;;
     pull)
       [[ $# -eq 0 ]] || die "agents pull does not take arguments"
@@ -1452,7 +1458,7 @@ main() {
     logs)
       local log_args=()
       read_lines_into_array log_args logs_args "$@"
-      compose_for_workspace "$workspace" logs "${log_args[@]}" serve mcp-http production-mcp
+      compose_for_workspace "$workspace" logs ${log_args[@]+"${log_args[@]}"} serve mcp-http production-mcp
       ;;
     serve)
       local open_browser=0