Resolved conflicts by adopting the improved form input handling from main:
- Standardized JsonSchemaType.required to only accept string arrays (JSON Schema standard)
- Adopted enhanced object and array rendering with proper nested support
- Improved boolean field rendering (removed extra wrapper div)
- Enhanced array handling with add/remove functionality
- Simplified required field validation logic
This maintains elicitation functionality while benefiting from the form input fixes.
Prevents execution of tools with invalid JSON parameters by validating JSON
syntax before tool execution and showing error UI for invalid input.
- Add validateJson method to DynamicJsonForm via forwardRef
- Add validation check in ToolsTab before tool execution
- Reuse existing JsonEditor error display for consistent UX
- Update client to read MCP_PROXY_PORT from URL parameters
- Update server to include port in displayed URL when non-default
- Update start scripts to pass SERVER_PORT to client
- Use DEFAULT_MCP_PROXY_LISTEN_PORT constant instead of magic numbers
This fixes the issue where the client couldn't connect to the proxy
when SERVER_PORT was set to a non-default value.
* pass resource in auth debugger, reusing server url
* throw error on resource url mismatch to match regular auth flow
* lint & tests
* add test
* make authserver url make more sense
* use latest typescript sdk
* more lenient resource checking
* pick resource, and store in state
* fixing tests and types
* [auth] use sdk function for selecting resource (#537)
* use sdk function
* bump typescript sdk
* fix some tests
Number inputs were immediately converting values to Number() on every
keystroke, which prevented users from typing negative numbers since
the intermediate "-" character cannot be converted to a valid number.
Now the input stores the raw string value and only converts to Number
when the value is non-empty, allowing proper negative number entry.
Rename History.tsx to HistoryAndNotifications.tsx for consistency
with component name and update imports.
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Tests cover basic rendering, numbering, expansion functionality, and
expansion state persistence when new items are added. Includes
regression test for notification expansion state tracking bug.
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- Added comprehensive test coverage for proxy authentication using X-MCP-Proxy-Auth header
- Tests verify proper header separation between proxy and server authentication
- Fixed transport mocks to properly capture options and headers
- Updated config structure in tests to match production code
- All proxy auth tests now passing
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Changed proxy authentication to use a custom header (X-MCP-Proxy-Auth) instead of the standard Authorization header. This prevents conflicts when the proxy needs to forward the client's Authorization header to upstream MCP servers.
- Updated client to send proxy auth token in X-MCP-Proxy-Auth header
- Updated server auth middleware to check X-MCP-Proxy-Auth header
- Applies to all transport types (SSE, stdio, streamable-http)
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Remove all window.location mocking from AuthDebugger tests as it was causing "Cannot redefine property" errors in CI. The tests work correctly with JSDOM's default window.location implementation.
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Rather than trying to work around JSDOM's non-configurable window.location property in CI, simply skip the test that depends on it when running in CI environment.
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Use JSDOM's ability to delete non-configurable properties to create a proper window.location mock. This approach works reliably across different CI environments.
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Use Partial<Location> type and improve fallback strategies for mocking window.location to work across different test environments while satisfying TypeScript's type checker.
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Replace 'any' types with proper type annotations to satisfy @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any rule.
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Use a more robust approach to mock window.location that works across different Jest environments. The previous approach failed in CI with "Cannot redefine property" error.
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Updated test expectations to include is_session_item property that was added to DEFAULT_INSPECTOR_CONFIG structure.
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