litmus-cli 1.4.46 → 1.4.47

package/dist/commands/connect.d.ts

@@ -167,8 +167,8 @@ export declare function aliasFor(sshHostname: string | null | undefined, token:
  * `--list-extensions` does not report the Microsoft id, so we "install" it and announce
  * "Installed the VS Code Remote-SSH extension", and `--remote` opens Cursor while we say
  * we are opening VS Code. The candidate is then on Cursor's capture lane having never
- * been shown the full-quit notice that lane depends on (ENG-1728), which is silent zero
- * capture.
+ * had Cursor restarted, or been asked to quit it, as that lane depends on (ENG-1728),
+ * which is silent zero capture.
  *
  * MEASURED 2026-09-04 on darwin arm64, VS Code 1.136.1 and Cursor 3.18.25, with a `code`
  * symlinked to Cursor's CLI to reproduce the report:
@@ -226,22 +226,14 @@ export interface NativeEditor {
      * ENG-2332 — whether a PROVEN commit mismatch refuses the launch, or only explains a
      * launch that then failed.
      *
-     * It is not symmetric, and the asymmetry is evidence rather than taste. A client whose
-     * build the image did not bake has exactly one route to its own server: the mirror
-     * (`infra/vscode-mirror/`), which the container reaches and the open internet it does
-     * not. VS Code's route is the original one and is validated end to end against both
-     * live origins; Cursor's has now failed twice in production — ENG-1936, where the one
-     * listed path shape had stopped being the one clients request, and ENG-2332, where a
-     * 3.19.13 client asked for nothing at all and opened a dead window.
-     *
-     * So for Cursor a mismatch is a refusal: the measured outcome is a window that looks
-     * normal, is served by a LOCAL extension host, and records nothing, which is the worst
-     * thing this product can do to a candidate. For VS Code it is a note kept back and used
-     * to explain a failed verification, because refusing there would take away a path that
-     * works today on the strength of a fault that has never been seen on it.
-     *
-     * This flips to `false` for Cursor the day the mirror is measured serving a drifted
-     * Cursor client — not before, and not on the strength of it looking like it should.
+     * ENG-2884 / ENG-2890: false for both editors. Cursor used to be refused, on the
+     * strength of ENG-1936 and ENG-2332, where a drifted client never reached the mirror.
+     * Measured 2026-10-01: Cursor 3.19.13 (older than the workspace), 3.22.12 (a match) and
+     * 3.23.12 (newer) each fetched its own server through the mirror into
+     * `~/.cursor-server/bin/linux-x64/<commit>`, attached, and had its prompt captured. The
+     * refusal only turned away editors that work. `verifyEditorAttached`, after the launch,
+     * is the guard against a window that never attached; the flag and the `refused` branch
+     * stay so an editor measured failing again can be refused without new plumbing.
      */
     requiresSeedMatch: boolean;
 }
@@ -304,152 +296,80 @@ export declare function identifyEditorBanner(helpOutput: string): NativeIde | nu
 /** How the identity probe reaches the binary. Injected so the verdicts are testable. */
 export type EditorHelpRunner = (bin: string) => string | null;
 export declare function identifyEditorCli(ed: NativeEditor, command: string, run?: EditorHelpRunner): EditorIdentity;
+/**
+ * The route that needs nothing else to work: the browser IDE, reached from the page,
+ * or the alias we have just written into their ~/.ssh/config.
+ */
+export declare function workNowLine(alias: string, pageUrl: string | null): string;
 /**
  * ENG-2152 — the refusal, when the command the candidate's PATH answers with is the
- * other editor.
- *
- * Two routes, and the one that WORKS RIGHT NOW comes first: on a machine where `code` is
- * Cursor, Cursor is almost certainly the daily driver and VS Code may not be installed at
- * all, so leading with "fix your PATH" leads with the thing that may be impossible.
- * That ordering is the same one `announceCursorFullQuit` documents — what a candidate can
- * act on immediately is what they read first.
- *
- * The offered command carries the token already inlined, for the reason `CursorReentry`
- * gives: a `litmus connect <token>` a candidate has to repair themselves is worse than no
- * command at all.
- *
- * When the editor that answered is Cursor, the quit requirement rides along. It is the
- * headline only, not the whole ENG-1728 notice, because the command being offered prints
- * that notice in full at selection time before anything opens — this is a FORWARD
- * reference to output the candidate is about to see, not ENG-2145's back-reference to
- * output that has scrolled away. Restating the whole block here would also have to
- * restate its "this command is still running and will open Cursor for you", which on
- * this path is false.
- */
-export declare function editorMismatchLines(chosen: NativeEditor, actual: NativeEditor, reentry?: CursorReentry): string[];
-/**
-* ENG-2332 — the refusal when the candidate's editor is a different build from the one
- * this workspace has, and the route to the workspace that still works.
- *
- * What it must never do is offer a way round the refusal: there is no flag and no "open
- * it anyway", since the thing on the other side of that door is a window that looks
- * completely normal and records nothing (`lib/editor-server.ts` carries the measurement).
- *
- * ENG-2867 — but it must say the one thing that DOES change the verdict, and say it first.
- * The image bakes the latest Stable build at image build time and Cursor ships about
- * weekly, so the usual mismatch is a candidate one release behind, and updating is what
- * clears it. The ENG-2332 cut never said so. A candidate who had just been told to quit
- * Cursor read that as the remedy and re-ran the same refused command four times. So the
- * order is: what to do, that retrying without it will not help, the exact command to run
- * after, and only then why. The "why" is one sentence; it used to be the whole notice.
- *
- * Update is not guaranteed to land on the baked build: an image built before the newest
- * release is refused again after updating, since `seedVerdict` wants an exact commit. So
- * the copy says "usually", names that outcome as step 4, and the routes that need no
- * update follow it (Greptile on #3033). Step 4 diagnoses nothing: the check compares
- * commits, and a second refusal has more causes (an older image, a second install found
- * first) than a notice can tell apart. The routes below always work, so step 4 sends the
- * candidate there and states only the one fact the version line proves.
+ * other editor. Nothing has been opened and no extension installed when this prints.
+ *
+ * The editor that answered comes first: on a machine where `code` is Cursor, Cursor is
+ * almost certainly the daily driver and VS Code may not be installed at all. The PATH
+ * fix follows in one line, then the routes that need neither.
+ */
+export declare function editorMismatchLines(chosen: NativeEditor, actual: NativeEditor, alias: string, pageUrl: string | null): string[];
+/**
+ * ENG-2332 — the refusal when the candidate's editor is a different build from the one
+ * this workspace has.
+ *
+ * ENG-2884: no editor sets `requiresSeedMatch` any more, so this is reachable only if one
+ * is measured failing again and the flag goes back on. Kept short for that day: what
+ * happened, that updating usually clears it, and the routes that need no update. There is
+ * deliberately no "open it anyway".
  */
 export declare function editorSeedMismatchLines(ed: NativeEditor, verdict: Extract<SeedVerdict, {
     kind: "mismatch";
-}>, browserIdeUrl: string | null, alias: string, reentry?: CursorReentry): string[];
+}>, pageUrl: string | null, alias: string): string[];
 /**
  * ENG-2332 — what to say when the editor CLI cannot be found anywhere.
  *
- * The line this replaces offered `<bin> --remote ssh-remote+<alias> …` as the
- * remediation for `<bin>` not existing. Everything here is something the candidate can do
- * WITHOUT that command: the editor's own Remote-SSH picker (the alias is already in their
- * `~/.ssh/config`), the palette command that would put the CLI on PATH, and the browser
- * IDE, which needs nothing installed at all.
- */
-export declare function editorNotFoundLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, browserIdeUrl: string | null): string[];
-/**
- * ENG-2332 — the positive signal, which the CLI had none of.
- *
- * It states exactly what was verified and not one step more. A server running in the
- * workspace means the window is editing the container's files, so the file, terminal and
- * commit lanes are live — that is what "recorded" may claim here.
- *
- * IT MAY NOT CLAIM AI CAPTURE ON CURSOR, and that is not hedging. Cursor reads its hooks
- * configuration once, at application startup (ENG-1728, measured): a candidate who
- * connected from an already-running Cursor has a live, correct, never-loaded hook, and
- * their prompts are not recorded although everything else is. The verification above
- * cannot see that — a server is up either way — so a flat "your work is being recorded"
- * would be the same false reassurance this ticket is about, moved one lane along. The
- * full notice is printed at selection time; this restates only the dependency.
- */
-export declare function editorConnectedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string): string[];
-/**
- * ENG-2332 — what to say when a window opened and no server came up in the workspace.
- *
- * This is the copy the ticket was opened about. It used to be
- * "If a new window doesn't appear, run litmus connect again" — which is wrong twice: a
- * window DOES appear in this failure, and re-running connect cannot change the state,
- * which is exactly what had the reporter run it four times. So it names what was
- * observed, and every route it offers is one this failure does not block.
- *
- * `seed` rides along because on VS Code a mismatch is not a refusal (see
- * `requiresSeedMatch`) — so when a VS Code launch does fail, the build difference is the
- * first thing worth knowing, and it is already in hand.
- *
- * WHAT IT MAY NOT SAY IS THAT NOTHING WILL CHANGE. That is what it said first, and it is
- * a claim about the future made on a reading that stops at the verification budget. A VS
- * Code client whose build the image did not bake is NOT refused (`requiresSeedMatch`), so
- * its launch legitimately goes on to fetch a server through the mirror — a ~28.6 MB CLI
- * and, on a prewarm miss, the whole bundle — and a slow link can still be fetching when
- * the budget runs out. Telling that candidate their window is dead and pointing them
- * elsewhere is the harm `unverified` exists to avoid, arriving on the branch below it.
- * So it states the bound it actually waited (derived from `VERIFY_SCHEDULE_MS`, never a
- * second hard-coded copy), says the window may yet attach, and offers the other two
- * routes rather than instructing an exit. What it still may not do is tell them to re-run
- * this command, which is the original bug.
- *
- * AND IT MAY NOT HAND THEM A CHECK THAT PASSES ON THE DEAD WINDOW. It pointed at the
- * remote indicator — "the bottom-left corner reads SSH: <alias>" — and this repo has
- * measured that indicator PRESENT in exactly the failure case: `lib/editor-server.ts`'s
- * header records the never-attached window carrying `"remoteAuthority":
- * "ssh-remote+<alias>"` and being indistinguishable from a working one, and
- * `lib/session-end.ts` records (ENG-2154) that a window whose transport is gone still
- * reads `[SSH: <host>]`. A candidate told to look at the corner sees what they were told
- * to look for and goes on working unrecorded, which is this ticket's own bug re-entering
- * through its remediation. The honest sentence is that the two windows look the same —
- * that is WHY the CLI checks — so the copy says so and names no visual test at all.
- */
-export declare function editorNotConnectedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, browserIdeUrl: string | null, seed: SeedVerdict, launchLog: string | null): string[];
-/**
- * ENG-2332 — what to say when the editor never started at all.
- *
- * THIS BRANCH EXISTS BECAUSE THE ONE ABOVE MUST NOT BE REACHABLE WITHOUT A WINDOW.
- * `editorNotConnectedLines` opens by stating, as a fact, that a window is on screen and
- * running against the candidate's own machine; when `spawn` itself fails that sentence is
- * false, and the reading the verification produces is identical either way (no server,
- * empty launch log). So the spawn error is recorded (`EditorLaunchHandle`) and routed
- * here instead, where the only claim made is the one we can support.
- *
- * It offers the same two routes and, like every other failure branch, offers rather than
- * instructs: there is no window to close, and re-running this command is the remediation
- * the ticket was opened about. The error text is carried verbatim because it is the whole
- * of what we know — `ENOENT` on a resolved path means the app moved or was removed since
- * the `--version` probe a moment earlier, which is a thing the candidate can act on and
- * we cannot diagnose for them.
- */
-export declare function editorLaunchFailedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, browserIdeUrl: string | null, error: string, launchLog: string | null): string[];
-/**
- * ENG-2332 — what to say when we could not reach the workspace to ask at all.
- *
- * Three-valued on purpose: "we could not check" is not "nothing came up", and saying
- * either of the other two here would be a claim we cannot make. It lives beside the other
- * copy rather than inline in `runConnect` so that what it may and may not say is testable
- * — it is bound by the same rule as `editorNotConnectedLines` and broke it the same way.
- *
- * It may NOT tell the candidate to look at the remote indicator. That indicator is
- * rendered from the remote authority, which the never-attached window carries (see
- * `lib/editor-server.ts`'s header, and ENG-2154 in `lib/session-end.ts`), so the check
- * passes in exactly the case it was offered to detect. It states the ambiguity instead
- * and offers the two routes that are not in doubt.
- */
-export declare function editorUnverifiedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, browserIdeUrl: string | null): string[];
+ * Never `<bin> --remote …`: that is the binary whose absence is the message. Everything
+ * here works without it: the editor's own Remote-SSH picker (the alias is already in
+ * their `~/.ssh/config`), the palette command that puts the CLI on PATH, and the routes
+ * that need no editor.
+ */
+export declare function editorNotFoundLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, pageUrl: string | null): string[];
+/**
+ * ENG-2332 — the footer under the verified success line.
+ *
+ * ENG-2890: for Cursor, one line naming the window that IS connected, since a restart
+ * can leave the candidate's other Cursor windows reopening beside it. The window title
+ * is safe to name here and only here: this prints after `verifyEditorAttached` saw a
+ * server, unlike the failure branches, where the never-attached window carries the same
+ * `[SSH: <alias>]` (ENG-2154). The workspace path is for whoever is debugging, so it is
+ * `--verbose` only. VS Code needs no footer.
+ */
+export declare function editorConnectedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, verbose?: boolean, platform?: NodeJS.Platform): string[];
+/**
+ * ENG-2332 — a window opened and no server came up in the workspace, so that window is
+ * running against the candidate's own machine and records nothing.
+ *
+ * ENG-2890: four lines. Close the window, retry with the cause that usually explains it
+ * (an editor that stopped to ask for a sign-in or an update), or work elsewhere now.
+ *
+ * IT MAY NOT HAND THEM A CHECK THAT PASSES ON THE DEAD WINDOW. The remote indicator
+ * ("SSH: <alias>" in the corner) is PRESENT on the never-attached window
+ * (`lib/editor-server.ts`'s header; ENG-2154 in `lib/session-end.ts`), so no visual test
+ * is named here at all.
+ */
+export declare function editorNotConnectedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, pageUrl: string | null, verbose?: boolean): string[];
+/**
+ * ENG-2332 — the editor never started at all, so no window exists.
+ *
+ * Its own branch because `editorNotConnectedLines` tells them to close a window, which
+ * is false when `spawn` failed. The error is carried verbatim: it is all we know.
+ */
+export declare function editorLaunchFailedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, pageUrl: string | null, error: string, verbose?: boolean): string[];
+/**
+ * ENG-2332 — we could not reach the workspace to ask, which is not "nothing came up".
+ *
+ * It may NOT offer the remote indicator as a check (ENG-2154: the never-attached window
+ * carries it). The file explorer is a fair one: a window not attached to the workspace
+ * has no workspace files to list.
+ */
+export declare function editorUnverifiedLines(ed: NativeEditor, alias: string, pageUrl: string | null): string[];
 /**
  * ENG-2332 — where the editor's own output goes.
  *
@@ -531,10 +451,8 @@ export interface EditorLaunchHandle {
  */
 export declare function launchEditor(ed: NativeEditor, command: string, alias: string, logPath: string): EditorLaunchHandle;
 /**
- * Point at the editor's own output. `namePath` is for the branch where a human is
- * walking a candidate through a failure: there the file is named whether or not
- * `--verbose` was asked for, since `editorLaunchLogPath` gives it a per-run suffix that
- * nobody can guess unaided.
+ * Point at the editor's own output, under `--verbose` only (ENG-2890: the failure copy
+ * says "Details: add --verbose." instead of printing a path by default).
  *
  * A PATH IS NAMED ONLY WHEN THERE IS SOMETHING AT IT, and the reason is that the file
  * routinely does not exist. `launchEditor` falls back to `stdio: "ignore"` whenever
@@ -544,7 +462,7 @@ export declare function launchEditor(ed: NativeEditor, command: string, alias: s
  * Handing a support person a path with nothing behind it reads as the CLI having lost
  * the log, which is a worse answer than saying plainly that the editor wrote nothing.
  */
-export declare function editorLaunchOutputLines(logPath: string, launchLog: string | null, verbose: boolean, namePath: boolean): string[];
+export declare function editorLaunchOutputLines(logPath: string, launchLog: string | null, verbose: boolean): string[];
 /**
  * ENG-2332 — one reading of the workspace, over the alias we have just written.
  *
@@ -554,7 +472,7 @@ export declare function editorLaunchOutputLines(logPath: string, launchLog: stri
  * never as "there is no server" — see `verifyVerdict`.
  */
 export type WorkspaceProbeRunner = (remoteCommand: string) => string | null;
-export declare function verifyEditorAttached(ed: NativeEditor, baseline: WorkspaceProbe | null, run: WorkspaceProbeRunner, onWait: (secondsWaited: number) => void, launched: EditorLaunchHandle): Promise<VerifyVerdict>;
+export declare function verifyEditorAttached(ed: NativeEditor, baseline: WorkspaceProbe | null, run: WorkspaceProbeRunner, onWait: (secondsWaited: number) => void, launched: EditorLaunchHandle, clientCommit?: string | null): Promise<VerifyVerdict>;
 /** Whether the editor's Remote-SSH extension was already there, put there, or could not be. */
 export type RemoteSshExtensionState = "present" | "installed" | "failed";
 /**
@@ -621,16 +539,10 @@ export type IdeChoice = "vscode" | "cursor" | "browser" | "ssh";
  * (piped / CI), so scripted runs never block on the prompt.
  *
  * `log` is injectable ONLY so that the Cursor notice below is testable through the real
- * selection path rather than by reading a string constant. A warning that is never
- * reached is precisely the bug this ticket is fixing, so a test that cannot see whether
- * it was printed is not a test of it.
- *
- * `reentry` is the way back in, and it is threaded from `runConnect` rather than
- * rebuilt here because only the caller holds the token and the resolved base. When it
- * is absent (a test, a scripted call) the notice degrades to the placeholder form
- * rather than dropping the route — see `cursorReentryLines`.
+ * selection path rather than by reading a string constant, and `platform` so that both
+ * of its forms are (see `cursorSelectionNoticeLines`).
  */
-export declare function resolveIde(flag: string | undefined, log?: (line: string) => void, reentry?: CursorReentry): Promise<{
+export declare function resolveIde(flag: string | undefined, log?: (line: string) => void, platform?: NodeJS.Platform): Promise<{
     ide: IdeChoice;
     chosen: boolean;
 }>;
@@ -663,69 +575,40 @@ export declare function keepWaitingForWorkspace(elapsedMs: number, status: strin
  */
 export declare function candidatePageUrl(apiBase: string, assessmentId: string): string;
 /**
- * The way back into a workspace, as the two things a candidate can act on.
+ * ENG-1950 — the one thing a Cursor candidate has to be told when they pick Cursor.
  *
- * `command` is the pasteable form with the token already inlined; a bare
- * `litmus connect <token>` a candidate has to repair themselves is worse than no
- * command at all, which is the same line `showPauseControl` draws on the portal.
- * `pageUrl` is their assessment page, which is the only route that survives losing
- * the terminal as well — see `cursorReentryLines`.
+ * Cursor reads its prompt-recording setup once, at application startup (ENG-1728,
+ * measured), so a Cursor that is already open when the workspace opens records no AI
+ * prompts while everything else works. ENG-2890: on macOS connect quits and reopens
+ * Cursor itself (`lib/cursor-restart.ts`), so nothing is said here and the restart step
+ * speaks when it acts. Elsewhere a graceful quit cannot be confirmed, so the candidate is
+ * asked to do it, in two lines: the 23-line notice this replaced was the wall the
+ * ENG-2890 candidate read past. The second line exists because quitting Cursor also
+ * closes its integrated terminal, and with it this command (ENG-2145).
  */
-export interface CursorReentry {
-    command: string;
-    pageUrl: string | null;
-}
+export declare function cursorSelectionNoticeLines(platform?: NodeJS.Platform): string[];
 /**
- * ENG-2145 — how to get back in, said in the same breath as "quit".
+ * ENG-2890 — is this process running in Cursor's integrated terminal?
  *
- * Elena, 2026-09-04, after two people who know the product could not work it out:
- * "it prompts you to quit cursor and come back in but it's not quite intuitive how
- * we're going to get back in."
- *
- * The notice used to offer exactly one route — "let this command reopen it" — and that
- * is the one route the instruction above it destroys. A candidate told to quit Cursor is
- * very likely reading the instruction IN CURSOR'S OWN INTEGRATED TERMINAL, because that
- * is where they have a shell; `Cmd+Q` then takes `litmus connect` with it. What is left
- * on screen is a quit editor, no running command, and nothing anywhere naming the way
- * back. On the clock, that reads as the workspace being gone.
- *
- * So the route is stated as an instruction rather than as a promise about a process that
- * may no longer exist, and the terminal it must be run from is named: a candidate who
- * has just been told to quit an application cannot be told to use that application's
- * terminal. The assessment page comes second and is the one that survives closing the
- * tab AND losing the terminal, which is the state Elena was actually in.
- *
- * Both routes reopen the SAME workspace — `litmus connect` re-registers this machine's
- * key and wakes a parked container through the ENG-2005 machinery, and the portal's own
- * card does the same — so the reassurance is a fact about the platform, not a hope.
+ * Quitting Cursor kills its terminals, so the macOS auto-restart would kill this CLI
+ * between the quit and the relaunch, leaving no editor and no command. `TERM_PROGRAM`
+ * is "vscode" in VS Code AND in Cursor's terminal, so one of Cursor's own markers is
+ * required as well: its trace id, its ToDesktop bundle id, or its bundled askpass node.
+ * VS Code's terminal (bundle id `com.microsoft.VSCode`, no trace id) is not a match.
  */
-export declare function cursorReentryLines(reentry?: CursorReentry): string[];
+export declare function runningInsideCursorTerminal(env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): boolean;
+/** ENG-2890 — said instead of quitting Cursor out from under this terminal. */
+export declare function insideCursorTerminalLines(): string[];
+/** ENG-2890 — the one line connect prints before its macOS auto-restart of Cursor. */
+/** Cursor success when this command could not confirm a fresh start (gotcha 090). */
+export declare const CURSOR_RECORDING_CAVEAT_LINE = "  Your AI prompts are recorded only if Cursor was fully quit before it opened. If it wasn't, quit it and run the same litmus connect command again.";
+export declare const CURSOR_RESTARTING_LINE = "Restarting Cursor so your AI prompts are recorded (it reopens on its own)...";
 /**
- * ENG-1950 — the one thing a Cursor candidate has to be told, and the only place we can
- * reliably tell them.
- *
- * Cursor's hooks service reads its configuration ONCE, at application startup. Not on a
- * window reload, not on a fresh Remote-SSH connection. Our prompt capture for Cursor is
- * such a hook (staged into the container by `litmus-firstboot` §5b, ENG-1728), so a
- * candidate who connects from an already-running Cursor gets a session where the hook is
- * present, correct, and never loaded.
- *
- * That failure is entirely silent. The editor connects, the workspace works, files save,
- * the AI answers — and nothing is recorded, so their Process dimension is graded on an
- * empty record. It cost about an hour of investigation on 2026-08-28 to diagnose from
- * the inside, with the container in hand; a candidate has no chance of noticing at all.
- *
- * So the copy is written for a candidate, not for us: what to do, and what it costs if
- * they don't. No "hooks", no "capture lane". The mechanism is our problem.
- *
- * ENG-2145 adds the second half of that sentence: what to do is now "quit, THEN run
- * this", because an instruction to quit with no stated way back is what sent two people
- * who know the product looking for their workspace. The order is deliberate — the cost
- * of skipping the quit still comes last, so the thing a candidate acts on immediately is
- * the thing they read first, and `cursorReentryLines` sits between them rather than
- * after the whole notice where it would scroll.
+ * ENG-2890 — the quit was asked for and Cursor is still running, so nothing is
+ * launched (see the gate in `connectFlow`). `renderCursorRestartOutcome`'s longer form
+ * stays with init and doctor.
  */
-export declare function announceCursorFullQuit(log?: (line: string) => void, reentry?: CursorReentry): void;
+export declare function cursorQuitUnconfirmedLines(): string[];
 /**
  * Map a menu answer to an editor. (ENG-1667 item 3; Cursor added by ENG-1950.)
  *

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