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The activate cleanup, port-collision, package-check, cache and dashboard status messages leaned on RPC names and internal jargon (AbortSession, DestroySession, deny-all, NoNet, warming the host cache). Users could not tell what went wrong or what to do next. Say what happened and what to do instead: name the session that could not be cancelled or removed and point at the command that removes it; say the box does not get the port rather than first-come on the shared address; say package names were not checked rather than the package check was skipped; say packages are not downloaded now rather than not warming the host cache; and the dashboard notes now say what the box cannot do and how to create it differently. Two tests pinning the old wording are updated to the new strings. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 565-566: Update the message in the activation guidance to include
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The status line named `min session activate --allow-subnets` with no operand, which clap refuses, and without `--network own_ip`, which makes a host-address box instead of the own-address one the note is about.
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…rnings Restore the dashboard's deny-all and no-network notes so they match the sentences `min session activate` and `min session policy` print. Reword the destroy timeout warning like its siblings, name `min session destroy` in the cancel warnings, and point the package-check warning at the daemon log.
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…2175) * fix(cli,tui): reword cleanup and status warnings in plain language The activate cleanup, port-collision, package-check, cache and dashboard status messages leaned on RPC names and internal jargon (AbortSession, DestroySession, deny-all, NoNet, warming the host cache). Users could not tell what went wrong or what to do next. Say what happened and what to do instead: name the session that could not be cancelled or removed and point at the command that removes it; say the box does not get the port rather than first-come on the shared address; say package names were not checked rather than the package check was skipped; say packages are not downloaded now rather than not warming the host cache; and the dashboard notes now say what the box cannot do and how to create it differently. Two tests pinning the old wording are updated to the new strings. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(tui): give the deny-all note a command that runs as written The status line named `min session activate --allow-subnets` with no operand, which clap refuses, and without `--network own_ip`, which makes a host-address box instead of the own-address one the note is about. * fix(cli,tui): keep the shared network notes and finish the cleanup warnings Restore the dashboard's deny-all and no-network notes so they match the sentences `min session activate` and `min session policy` print. Reword the destroy timeout warning like its siblings, name `min session destroy` in the cancel warnings, and point the package-check warning at the daemon log. --------- Co-authored-by: gominimal-aw-bot[bot] <281738952+gominimal-aw-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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…2175) * fix(cli,tui): reword cleanup and status warnings in plain language The activate cleanup, port-collision, package-check, cache and dashboard status messages leaned on RPC names and internal jargon (AbortSession, DestroySession, deny-all, NoNet, warming the host cache). Users could not tell what went wrong or what to do next. Say what happened and what to do instead: name the session that could not be cancelled or removed and point at the command that removes it; say the box does not get the port rather than first-come on the shared address; say package names were not checked rather than the package check was skipped; say packages are not downloaded now rather than not warming the host cache; and the dashboard notes now say what the box cannot do and how to create it differently. Two tests pinning the old wording are updated to the new strings. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(tui): give the deny-all note a command that runs as written The status line named `min session activate --allow-subnets` with no operand, which clap refuses, and without `--network own_ip`, which makes a host-address box instead of the own-address one the note is about. * fix(cli,tui): keep the shared network notes and finish the cleanup warnings Restore the dashboard's deny-all and no-network notes so they match the sentences `min session activate` and `min session policy` print. Reword the destroy timeout warning like its siblings, name `min session destroy` in the cancel warnings, and point the package-check warning at the daemon log. --------- Co-authored-by: gominimal-aw-bot[bot] <281738952+gominimal-aw-bot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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…2175) * fix(cli,tui): reword cleanup and status warnings in plain language The activate cleanup, port-collision, package-check, cache and dashboard status messages leaned on RPC names and internal jargon (AbortSession, DestroySession, deny-all, NoNet, warming the host cache). Users could not tell what went wrong or what to do next. Say what happened and what to do instead: name the session that could not be cancelled or removed and point at the command that removes it; say the box does not get the port rather than first-come on the shared address; say package names were not checked rather than the package check was skipped; say packages are not downloaded now rather than not warming the host cache; and the dashboard notes now say what the box cannot do and how to create it differently. Two tests pinning the old wording are updated to the new strings. * fix(tui): give the deny-all note a command that runs as written The status line named `min session activate --allow-subnets` with no operand, which clap refuses, and without `--network own_ip`, which makes a host-address box instead of the own-address one the note is about. * fix(cli,tui): keep the shared network notes and finish the cleanup warnings Restore the dashboard's deny-all and no-network notes so they match the sentences `min session activate` and `min session policy` print. Reword the destroy timeout warning like its siblings, name `min session destroy` in the cancel warnings, and point the package-check warning at the daemon log. --------- (cherry picked from commit 9f835f2)
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Several user-facing messages named internal RPC calls and jargon —
AbortSession failed,DestroySession failed while cleaning up,DestroySession timed out,first-come on the shared address,the package check was skipped,not warming the host cache,interactive policy gating— without saying what went wrong or what to donext.
This change rewords those messages in plain language — naming the
session, pointing at
min session destroyfrom every cleanup warning(cancel, remove, and the remove timeout), saying the box does not get the
port, that package names were not checked (with a pointer to the daemon
log for the cause), and that packages download on the next
min session activate— and updates the test that pinned the old portwording. No behavior changes.
Two sentences are deliberately left as they are: the
egress: deny-allnote and the
No network policy (NoNet)note. Each is shared by the CLIand the dashboard, pinned by tests, the CLI reference and the session e2e
script, and the second is fixed by the dashboard spec. They are left to
the
cmd/session.rsissue, where both surfaces change together.Verification
just fmt-check— passjust clippy(Linux) — passjust test-one "" -p minimal -p minimal-tui(nextest, Linux) — pass(613 tests run: 613 passed, 0 skipped).
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