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fix: guard countMarkdownHeadings against non-string input - #11882
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When a subtask returns to the main task, message.text can be a non-string truthy value (e.g. array or object). The existing falsy check (!text) lets these through, causing a TypeError on .replace(). Add a typeof check so non-string values safely return 0. Fixes #11881
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Related GitHub Issue
Closes: #11879
Description
This PR attempts to address Issue #11879. When returning from a subtask to the parent task,
message.textcan be a non-string truthy value at runtime. The existingif (!text)guard incountMarkdownHeadings()only catches falsy values, so calling.replace()on a non-string throwsTypeError: n.replace is not a function.The fix adds a
typeof text !== "string"check to defensively handle non-string inputs, returning 0 instead of crashing.Changes:
webview-ui/src/utils/markdown.ts: Addedtypeofguard tocountMarkdownHeadingswebview-ui/src/utils/__tests__/markdown.spec.ts: Added test cases for non-string inputs (number, array, object, boolean)Feedback and guidance are welcome.
Test Procedure
countMarkdownHeadingsandhasComplexMarkdown, verifying they return 0/false instead of throwing.cd webview-ui && npx vitest run src/utils/__tests__/markdown.spec.tsPre-Submission Checklist
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Additional Notes
Minimal, defensive fix that prevents the crash without changing any upstream data flow.
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