Three separate truncations, each cutting a clickable link short so it opened the
wrong target (or nothing at all).
1. A single `&` ended the match. It is a query-parameter separator, so every real
query string was cut: a WordPress edit link resolved to `?post=1479` and opened
the post list instead of the editor, and Claude Code's own `/login` URL was not
usable at all. `&` is now part of a URL; `&&` stays a boundary, since that is
the shell operator and never appears inside one. A lone trailing `&` is still
trimmed as punctuation.
2. Links longer than the terminal is wide were cut at the row boundary. xterm
calls the link provider once per visible ROW and translateToString returns only
that row, despite a comment here claiming it handled wrapping. The provider now
stitches the continuation rows back into one logical line and maps match offsets
back to (x, y), so a link can span rows.
Two kinds of continuation exist and handling only the first is not enough. A
SOFT wrap is the emulator running out of columns, which flags the next row
`isWrapped`. A HARD wrap is the program wrapping its own output and emitting a
real newline, which flags nothing: Ink does this, which is why the /login URL
was cut at the window edge and why the clickable part grew when the window was
widened. A row that fills the full width is now treated as continuing into the
next, that being the only trace a hard wrap leaves behind. Bounded to 12 rows so
a screenful of wide output cannot make every hover re-scan the viewport.
3. Image and PDF paths were not matched at all. `.claude-images/paste-*.png`, what
Codeman writes for a pasted screenshot, rendered as plain text. Those extensions
are now linked and open the file preview, which renders images inline, rather
than the log viewer, which would show binary noise.
Verified in a real terminal: a 450-char /login URL hard-wrapped across 5 rows with
zero isWrapped flags in the buffer (so a genuine hard wrap, not the soft case)
links intact, as do soft-wrapped URLs and a wrapped attachment path. Regression
cases added to link-provider-regex.test.ts, which extracts the patterns from the
shipped source so they cannot drift. Its existing ReDoS guard still passes, which
matters because this changes a pattern that once froze the tab on hover.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>