**Actionable comments posted: 4**

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Sources/ContentView.swift (1)
`5241-5244`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟡 Minor_ **Capture the active workspace-tab name in the palette context.** Lines 5241-5244 only record the tab count, and Line 5308 still reads `workspaceName`. That leaves the new Close/Next/Previous/Rename Workspace Tab entries labeled with the parent workspace instead of the selected workspace tab, which is ambiguous in multi-tab workspaces.

Suggested fix
```diff static let workspaceHasMultipleTabs = "workspace.hasMultipleTabs" + static let workspaceSelectedTabName = "workspace.selectedTabName" @@ snapshot.setBool( CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceHasMultipleTabs, workspace.workspaceTabs.count > 1 ) + snapshot.setString( + CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceSelectedTabName, + workspace.selectedWorkspaceTab.map { + ($0.customTitle ?? $0.derivedTitle) + .trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines) + } + ) @@ func workspaceTabSubtitle(_ context: CommandPaletteContextSnapshot) -> String { - let name = context.string(CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceName) ?? String(localized: "commandPalette.subtitle.workspaceFallback", defaultValue: "Workspace") + let name = context.string(CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceSelectedTabName) + ?? context.string(CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceName) + ?? String(localized: "commandPalette.subtitle.workspaceFallback", defaultValue: "Workspace") return String(localized: "commandPalette.subtitle.workspaceTabWithName", defaultValue: "Workspace Tab • \(name)") } ```
Also applies to: 5307-5310

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/ContentView.swift` around lines 5241 - 5244, The palette context currently only records tab count via snapshot.setBool(CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceHasMultipleTabs, workspace.workspaceTabs.count > 1) so commands still display the parent workspaceName instead of the selected tab; update the context to also capture the active workspace-tab name (e.g., set a new or existing key like CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceTabName or similar) with the selected tab's name (derived from workspace.workspaceTabs[workspace.activeTabIndex] or the workspace.activeTab property) and ensure the same change is applied where workspaceName is read (around the code that handles the Close/Next/Previous/Rename Workspace Tab entries at the 5307-5310 area) so those commands show the selected tab name instead of the parent workspace. ```

Sources/Workspace.swift (3)
`5376-5389`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🔴 Critical_ **Selected-tab pass-through state is still leaking into non-selected contexts.** After `panels` and the panel metadata stores became pass-throughs to `activeWorkspaceTab`, several callers below still use them from workspace-wide or controller-scoped paths. In this file that means background tabs can miss remote proxy/status propagation, and delegate flows that resolve `owningTab` can still bounce back through selected-tab helpers like `terminalPanel(for:)`, `browserPanel(for:)`, or `resolvedPanelTitle(...)`, reintroducing cross-tab corruption. Also applies to: 5463-5563 --- `6087-6102`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ **Workspace-tab activation never refreshes focus-derived mirrors.** `syncActivePanels()` only swaps the publisher and `reassertWorkspaceTabFocus()` only nudges responder state. After tab selection, tab-close, and restore reuse this pair, `currentDirectory`, `gitBranch`, and `pullRequest` can stay pointed at the previously active workspace tab until some later Bonsplit callback happens.

💡 Reuse the existing tab-selection path here
```diff private func reassertWorkspaceTabFocus() { guard let tab = selectedWorkspaceTab else { return } - // Find the focused panel in the selected tab. guard let focusedPaneId = tab.bonsplitController.focusedPaneId, - let selectedBonsplitTab = tab.bonsplitController.selectedTab(inPane: focusedPaneId), - let panelId = tab.surfaceIdToPanelId[selectedBonsplitTab.id], - let panel = tab.panels[panelId] else { return } - - panel.focus() - - // For terminal panels, explicitly move AppKit first responder. - if let terminalPanel = panel as? TerminalPanel { - terminalPanel.hostedView.ensureFocus(for: id, surfaceId: panelId) - } + let selectedBonsplitTab = tab.bonsplitController.selectedTab(inPane: focusedPaneId) else { return } + + applyTabSelection(tabId: selectedBonsplitTab.id, inPane: focusedPaneId) } ```
Also applies to: 6104-6121

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/Workspace.swift` around lines 6087 - 6102, syncActivePanels() replaces the activePanels publisher but doesn't refresh focus-derived mirrors (currentDirectory, gitBranch, pullRequest); update it to re-use the existing tab-selection path by calling the same focus-refresh routine used on tab selection (e.g. invoke reassertWorkspaceTabFocus() or the shared tab-selection handler) immediately after swapping tab and setting activePanels so responder-derived mirrors are recomputed; ensure the same change is applied in the sibling block noted (the duplicate at 6104-6121) so both paths keep mirror state in sync when tabs are switched/closed/restored. ```
--- `240-243`: _⚠️ Potential issue_ | _🟠 Major_ **Persist renamed single workspace tabs too.** `workspaceTabs` is only emitted when `workspaceTabs.count > 1`, so a lone workspace tab's `customTitle` never reaches `SessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot`. The top-level `customTitle` is the workspace title, not the workspace-tab title, so renaming the only workspace tab still resets on restore.

💡 One way to preserve the legacy shape unless per-tab-only state exists
```diff - let tabSnapshots: [SessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot]? = workspaceTabs.count > 1 + let shouldPersistWorkspaceTabs = + workspaceTabs.count > 1 || + workspaceTabs.contains { + ($0.customTitle?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines) ?? "").isEmpty == false + } + let tabSnapshots: [SessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot]? = shouldPersistWorkspaceTabs ? workspaceTabs.map { sessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot(tab: $0, includeScrollback: includeScrollback) } : nil ... - selectedWorkspaceTabIndex: workspaceTabs.count > 1 ? selectedWorkspaceTabIndex : nil + selectedWorkspaceTabIndex: shouldPersistWorkspaceTabs ? selectedWorkspaceTabIndex : nil ```
Also applies to: 258-259

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/Workspace.swift` around lines 240 - 243, Currently tab snapshots are only built when workspaceTabs.count > 1, which drops per-tab-only state (like a lone tab's customTitle) for single-tab workspaces; update the logic so that you call sessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot(tab:includeScrollback:) for the lone tab as well whenever any tab contains per-tab-only state (e.g. customTitle) — i.e. compute a boolean like hasPerTabState = workspaceTabs.contains { $0.customTitle != nil /* or other per-tab-only props */ } and then set tabSnapshots = workspaceTabs.map { sessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot(tab: $0, includeScrollback: includeScrollback) } if workspaceTabs.count > 1 || hasPerTabState, otherwise nil. ```

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)

Sources/cmuxApp.swift (2)
`168-173`: **Factor the new shortcut plumbing through one helper.** These new storage/accessor pairs all repeat the same decode/fallback shape. A tiny wrapper around `decodeShortcut(from:fallback:)` would reduce the copy/paste surface and make the next shortcut addition less error-prone.

♻️ Example simplification
```diff + private func menuShortcut(from data: Data, action: KeyboardShortcutSettings.Action) -> StoredShortcut { + decodeShortcut(from: data, fallback: action.defaultShortcut) + } + private var nextWorkspaceTabMenuShortcut: StoredShortcut { - decodeShortcut( - from: nextWorkspaceTabShortcutData, - fallback: KeyboardShortcutSettings.Action.nextWorkspaceTab.defaultShortcut - ) + menuShortcut(from: nextWorkspaceTabShortcutData, action: .nextWorkspaceTab) } ```
Also applies to: 994-1034

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/cmuxApp.swift` around lines 168 - 173, Multiple `@AppStorage` Data properties repeat the same decode/fallback pattern; introduce a small helper that wraps decodeShortcut(from:fallback:) and use it when initializing/reading these shortcuts. Create a function (e.g. loadShortcut(fromData:fallback:) or a computed property initializer) that takes the Data AppStorage value (nextWorkspaceTabShortcutData, prevWorkspaceTabShortcutData, newWorkspaceTabShortcutData, renameWorkspaceTabShortcutData, closeWorkspaceTabShortcutData, closeOtherTabsInPaneShortcutData) and returns the decoded KeyboardShortcut with the provided fallback, then replace the repeated decode/fallback calls with calls to that helper (referencing decodeShortcut(from:fallback:) inside it) to remove duplication. ```
--- `790-808`: **Disable the workspace-tab navigation/close commands when only one tab exists.** `Next`, `Previous`, and `Close Workspace Tab` stay enabled here even though the rest of the feature suppresses those actions for single-tab workspaces. That leaves dead menu items at best, and it can expose a last-tab close path that the tab bar intentionally hides. Please gate these on the selected workspace’s tab count.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/cmuxApp.swift` around lines 790 - 808, The Next/Previous/Close workspace tab commands should be disabled when the selected workspace has only one tab; update the splitCommandButton invocations that call activeTabManager.selectNextWorkspaceTab, selectPreviousWorkspaceTab, and closeSelectedWorkspaceTab to compute a boolean like hasMultipleTabs = (activeTabManager.selectedWorkspace?.tabs.count ?? 0) > 1 (or use an existing helper on activeTabManager) and apply that to the button’s disabled state (e.g., .disabled(!hasMultipleTabs) or the equivalent API) so the commands are not enabled for single-tab workspaces. ```

Sources/AppDelegate.swift (2)
`4402-4412`: **Make the helper’s default `source` API-neutral.** The sibling `requestCommandPalette*` helpers default to `api.*`, but this one defaults to a shortcut-specific source. If another caller reuses it later, the provenance is wrong by default. I’d make the helper default `api.commandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab` and pass `"shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab"` explicitly from the shortcut branch.

Suggested tweak
```diff func requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab( preferredWindow: NSWindow? = nil, - source: String = "shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab" + source: String = "api.commandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab" ) { postCommandPaletteRequest( name: .commandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTabRequested, preferredWindow: preferredWindow, source: source, markPending: true ) } if matchShortcut(event: event, shortcut: KeyboardShortcutSettings.shortcut(for: .renameWorkspaceTab)) { requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab( - preferredWindow: commandPaletteTargetWindow ?? event.window ?? NSApp.keyWindow ?? NSApp.mainWindow + preferredWindow: commandPaletteTargetWindow ?? event.window ?? NSApp.keyWindow ?? NSApp.mainWindow, + source: "shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab" ) return true } ```
Also applies to: 9420-9423

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/AppDelegate.swift` around lines 4402 - 4412, The helper requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab has a shortcut-specific default for its source parameter ("shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab") which makes provenance incorrect for non-shortcut callers; change the default source to an API-neutral value (e.g., "api.commandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab") and update the shortcut-specific caller to pass "shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab" explicitly when invoking postCommandPaletteRequest; ensure the same change is applied to the other duplicate helper occurrence (the other requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab definition) so both use the neutral default and the shortcut path supplies the explicit shortcut source. ```
--- `9404-9404`: **Fix the shortcut comment before it drifts further.** Line 9404 says `Cmd+Shift+T`, but `.newWorkspaceTab` defaults to `⌥⌘T` in `KeyboardShortcutSettings`. I’d either correct the binding in the comment or make the comment generic.

Suggested tweak
```diff - // Workspace tab navigation: Cmd+Opt+] / Cmd+Opt+[ / Cmd+Shift+T + // Workspace tab navigation/management shortcuts. ```

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/AppDelegate.swift` at line 9404, The comment "Workspace tab navigation: Cmd+Opt+] / Cmd+Opt+[ / Cmd+Shift+T" is inconsistent with the actual default binding for .newWorkspaceTab in KeyboardShortcutSettings (which is ⌥⌘T); update the comment to match the real default or make it generic. Locate the comment near the workspace tab navigation section in AppDelegate.swift and either change "Cmd+Shift+T" to "Cmd+Opt+T" (or to "⌥⌘T") or replace the specific binding with a generic phrase like "use your configured shortcut (see KeyboardShortcutSettings.newWorkspaceTab)"; ensure you reference .newWorkspaceTab/KeyboardShortcutSettings in the updated comment so it stays accurate. ```

Sources/WorkspaceTab.swift (1)
`82-153`: **This bookkeeping wants a couple of smaller substate types.** From Line 82 onward, `WorkspaceTab` is already carrying several distinct state machines: close confirmation, focus reconciliation, detach/attach transfer, and layout follow-up. Pulling those into dedicated nested structs/helpers would make the invariants easier to follow and reduce the risk of this extraction turning into another catch-all model.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Sources/WorkspaceTab.swift` around lines 82 - 153, WorkspaceTab currently mixes multiple independent substates in-line (close confirmation, focus reconciliation, detach/attach, layout follow-up) making invariants hard to follow; extract these into small nested types (e.g., WorkspaceTab.CloseState, WorkspaceTab.FocusReconcileState, WorkspaceTab.DetachState, WorkspaceTab.LayoutFollowUpState) and move the related stored properties into each respective struct (for example move pendingCloseConfirmTabIds, forceCloseTabIds, explicitUserCloseTabIds, postCloseSelectTabId into CloseState; isReconcilingFocusState, focusReconcileScheduled and related debug counters into FocusReconcileState; detachingTabIds, pendingDetachedSurfaces, activeDetachCloseTransactions into DetachState; layoutFollowUpObservers, layoutFollowUpPanelsCancellable, layoutFollowUpTimeoutWorkItem, layoutFollowUpReason, layoutFollowUpTerminalFocusPanelId, layoutFollowUpBrowserPanelId, layoutFollowUpBrowserExitFocusPanelId, layoutFollowUpNeedsGeometryPass, layoutFollowUpAttemptScheduled, layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount, isAttemptingLayoutFollowUp, layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount, layoutFollowUpObservers into LayoutFollowUpState). Keep external behaviour by replacing the moved properties on WorkspaceTab with computed property accessors that forward to the nested structs and update initializers/usages (e.g., references to pendingDetachedSurfaces, pendingCloseConfirmTabIds, isReconcilingFocusState, layoutFollowUpReason) to the new nested types; ensure Codable/Published/AnyCancellable semantics are preserved (keep `@Published` where required) and run tests to fix any remaining call-sites. ```

🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents

``` Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. Inline comments: In `@Sources/Workspace.swift`: - Around line 5885-5899: The new tab code is instantiating TerminalPanel directly which creates local terminals for remote (SSH) workspaces; replace this direct creation in createWorkspaceTab() with the existing remote-aware terminal creation path by invoking the same helper used elsewhere (e.g. newTerminalSurface(...) or the code that applies remoteTerminalStartupCommand() and trackRemoteTerminalSurface()), so that remote startup commands and remote-session tracking are applied; ensure you stop directly calling TerminalPanel(...) and instead use the helper that returns/configures the panel, then call configureTerminalPanel(...), set tab.panels[...] and tab.panelTitles[...] with the returned panel id/displayTitle and still call seedTerminalInheritanceFontPoints(...) as before. In `@Sources/WorkspaceContentView.swift`: - Around line 273-335: Hidden/ background WorkspaceTab instances are not having their bonsplit metadata refreshed because syncBonsplitNotificationBadges() only inspects workspace.bonsplitController and workspace.manualUnreadPanelIds; update the sync to iterate per-tab controllers. Change syncBonsplitNotificationBadges() (or add a new helper) to walk workspace.workspaceTabs and for each wsTab use wsTab.bonsplitController and wsTab.manualUnreadPanelIds to update badges/pins/kind, or trigger a per-tab sync when selectedWorkspaceTabIndex changes so background tabs' metadata is refreshed when they become visible. - Line 330: The remount key for each BonsplitView is currently built with splitZoomRenderIdentity derived from workspace, causing zoom changes to remount every stacked view; instead compute the zoom identity scoped to the wsTab and use that in the .id. Replace .id("\(wsTab.id.uuidString)-\(splitZoomRenderIdentity)") with a per-tab value (e.g., read wsTab.bonsplitController.zoomedPaneId or the equivalent zoom ID on wsTab) and use .id("\(wsTab.id.uuidString)-\(wsTabZoomId)") so only the affected tab remounts, leaving hidden tabs alive. In `@Sources/WorkspaceTab.swift`: - Around line 25-26: Add a read-only computed property displayTitle on the WorkspaceTab model that returns a non-empty, trimmed title: if customTitle (trimmed) is non-empty return it, otherwise return the localized default e.g. String(localized: "workspace.new-tab", defaultValue: "New Tab"); update any call sites that currently do customTitle ?? derivedTitle to use displayTitle (or derivedTitle where appropriate) so UI never receives an empty string; ensure localization API and trimming are used inside the displayTitle implementation and keep customTitle as-is for editing purposes. --- Duplicate comments: In `@Sources/ContentView.swift`: - Around line 5241-5244: The palette context currently only records tab count via snapshot.setBool(CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceHasMultipleTabs, workspace.workspaceTabs.count > 1) so commands still display the parent workspaceName instead of the selected tab; update the context to also capture the active workspace-tab name (e.g., set a new or existing key like CommandPaletteContextKeys.workspaceTabName or similar) with the selected tab's name (derived from workspace.workspaceTabs[workspace.activeTabIndex] or the workspace.activeTab property) and ensure the same change is applied where workspaceName is read (around the code that handles the Close/Next/Previous/Rename Workspace Tab entries at the 5307-5310 area) so those commands show the selected tab name instead of the parent workspace. In `@Sources/Workspace.swift`: - Around line 6087-6102: syncActivePanels() replaces the activePanels publisher but doesn't refresh focus-derived mirrors (currentDirectory, gitBranch, pullRequest); update it to re-use the existing tab-selection path by calling the same focus-refresh routine used on tab selection (e.g. invoke reassertWorkspaceTabFocus() or the shared tab-selection handler) immediately after swapping tab and setting activePanels so responder-derived mirrors are recomputed; ensure the same change is applied in the sibling block noted (the duplicate at 6104-6121) so both paths keep mirror state in sync when tabs are switched/closed/restored. - Around line 240-243: Currently tab snapshots are only built when workspaceTabs.count > 1, which drops per-tab-only state (like a lone tab's customTitle) for single-tab workspaces; update the logic so that you call sessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot(tab:includeScrollback:) for the lone tab as well whenever any tab contains per-tab-only state (e.g. customTitle) — i.e. compute a boolean like hasPerTabState = workspaceTabs.contains { $0.customTitle != nil /* or other per-tab-only props */ } and then set tabSnapshots = workspaceTabs.map { sessionWorkspaceTabSnapshot(tab: $0, includeScrollback: includeScrollback) } if workspaceTabs.count > 1 || hasPerTabState, otherwise nil. --- Nitpick comments: In `@Sources/AppDelegate.swift`: - Around line 4402-4412: The helper requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab has a shortcut-specific default for its source parameter ("shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab") which makes provenance incorrect for non-shortcut callers; change the default source to an API-neutral value (e.g., "api.commandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab") and update the shortcut-specific caller to pass "shortcut.renameWorkspaceTab" explicitly when invoking postCommandPaletteRequest; ensure the same change is applied to the other duplicate helper occurrence (the other requestCommandPaletteRenameWorkspaceTab definition) so both use the neutral default and the shortcut path supplies the explicit shortcut source. - Line 9404: The comment "Workspace tab navigation: Cmd+Opt+] / Cmd+Opt+[ / Cmd+Shift+T" is inconsistent with the actual default binding for .newWorkspaceTab in KeyboardShortcutSettings (which is ⌥⌘T); update the comment to match the real default or make it generic. Locate the comment near the workspace tab navigation section in AppDelegate.swift and either change "Cmd+Shift+T" to "Cmd+Opt+T" (or to "⌥⌘T") or replace the specific binding with a generic phrase like "use your configured shortcut (see KeyboardShortcutSettings.newWorkspaceTab)"; ensure you reference .newWorkspaceTab/KeyboardShortcutSettings in the updated comment so it stays accurate. In `@Sources/cmuxApp.swift`: - Around line 168-173: Multiple `@AppStorage` Data properties repeat the same decode/fallback pattern; introduce a small helper that wraps decodeShortcut(from:fallback:) and use it when initializing/reading these shortcuts. Create a function (e.g. loadShortcut(fromData:fallback:) or a computed property initializer) that takes the Data AppStorage value (nextWorkspaceTabShortcutData, prevWorkspaceTabShortcutData, newWorkspaceTabShortcutData, renameWorkspaceTabShortcutData, closeWorkspaceTabShortcutData, closeOtherTabsInPaneShortcutData) and returns the decoded KeyboardShortcut with the provided fallback, then replace the repeated decode/fallback calls with calls to that helper (referencing decodeShortcut(from:fallback:) inside it) to remove duplication. - Around line 790-808: The Next/Previous/Close workspace tab commands should be disabled when the selected workspace has only one tab; update the splitCommandButton invocations that call activeTabManager.selectNextWorkspaceTab, selectPreviousWorkspaceTab, and closeSelectedWorkspaceTab to compute a boolean like hasMultipleTabs = (activeTabManager.selectedWorkspace?.tabs.count ?? 0) > 1 (or use an existing helper on activeTabManager) and apply that to the button’s disabled state (e.g., .disabled(!hasMultipleTabs) or the equivalent API) so the commands are not enabled for single-tab workspaces. In `@Sources/WorkspaceTab.swift`: - Around line 82-153: WorkspaceTab currently mixes multiple independent substates in-line (close confirmation, focus reconciliation, detach/attach, layout follow-up) making invariants hard to follow; extract these into small nested types (e.g., WorkspaceTab.CloseState, WorkspaceTab.FocusReconcileState, WorkspaceTab.DetachState, WorkspaceTab.LayoutFollowUpState) and move the related stored properties into each respective struct (for example move pendingCloseConfirmTabIds, forceCloseTabIds, explicitUserCloseTabIds, postCloseSelectTabId into CloseState; isReconcilingFocusState, focusReconcileScheduled and related debug counters into FocusReconcileState; detachingTabIds, pendingDetachedSurfaces, activeDetachCloseTransactions into DetachState; layoutFollowUpObservers, layoutFollowUpPanelsCancellable, layoutFollowUpTimeoutWorkItem, layoutFollowUpReason, layoutFollowUpTerminalFocusPanelId, layoutFollowUpBrowserPanelId, layoutFollowUpBrowserExitFocusPanelId, layoutFollowUpNeedsGeometryPass, layoutFollowUpAttemptScheduled, layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount, isAttemptingLayoutFollowUp, layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount, layoutFollowUpObservers into LayoutFollowUpState). Keep external behaviour by replacing the moved properties on WorkspaceTab with computed property accessors that forward to the nested structs and update initializers/usages (e.g., references to pendingDetachedSurfaces, pendingCloseConfirmTabIds, isReconcilingFocusState, layoutFollowUpReason) to the new nested types; ensure Codable/Published/AnyCancellable semantics are preserved (keep `@Published` where required) and run tests to fix any remaining call-sites. ```

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