Description
The settings UI describes session transfer as copying/opening a “link”, but the implementation copies a bare UUID that must be pasted into the receiving UI. It also describes transferring a “session”, while the implementation transfers the author token and client preferences rather than a browser/Express login session.
This is present on develop at f2cf95e06cd613fd0a06bbcb755e044c1dbfe306:
Actual behavior
Following the text literally does not work: the clipboard content is not a URL and cannot be opened as a link. “Session” can also imply more state than this flow actually carries.
Expected behavior
The instructions should match the implemented code-based workflow and accurately state what identity/preferences are moved.
Possible direction
Either:
- update the localized copy to say “transfer code”, instruct users to paste it into the receiver, and describe the transferred state precisely; or
- actually generate a destination URL containing the code, if link-based transfer is the intended UX.
No plugins are required. I found this while benchmarking an automated code-review workflow and manually verified the current source and duplicate search before reporting it.
Description
The settings UI describes session transfer as copying/opening a “link”, but the implementation copies a bare UUID that must be pasted into the receiving UI. It also describes transferring a “session”, while the implementation transfers the author token and client preferences rather than a browser/Express login session.
This is present on
developatf2cf95e06cd613fd0a06bbcb755e044c1dbfe306:responseData.idActual behavior
Following the text literally does not work: the clipboard content is not a URL and cannot be opened as a link. “Session” can also imply more state than this flow actually carries.
Expected behavior
The instructions should match the implemented code-based workflow and accurately state what identity/preferences are moved.
Possible direction
Either:
No plugins are required. I found this while benchmarking an automated code-review workflow and manually verified the current source and duplicate search before reporting it.