main.js · part 122

60 text occurrences from desktop/Cursor.app/Contents/Resources/app/extensions/cursor-local-agent-runtime/dist/main.js, part 122. Every entry preserves the shipped literal and its saved verdict or selection reason.

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False positive

Could not fix

Resolved by another fix

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Object expected.

Symbol.asyncDispose is not defined.

Symbol.dispose is not defined.

Object not disposable.

An error was suppressed during disposal.

The bug ID as provided in the bug list

The exact bug title as provided in the bug list

The verdict for this bug

A single concise sentence explaining the resolution or why it wasn't resolved

The severity of the bug as provided in the bug list (high, medium, or low)

Results for each bug, in the same order as in the bug list

Unhandled version: ${e}

Report the results of the bugfix analysis. Call this tool ONCE when you have finished analyzing and fixing all bugs.

You MUST call this tool to report your findings. After calling this tool, output the string "Done" exactly and nothing else.

For each bug in the list, provide:
- bug_id: The exact bug ID from the bug list
- bug_title: The exact bug title from the bug list
- verdict: One of "fixed", "false_positive", "could_not_fix", or "resolved_by_other_fix"
- explanation: A single concise sentence explaining the resolution
- severity: The severity of the bug as provided in the bug list (if provided)

Bugfix results recorded successfully.

- ${HIe(r.verdict)} ${WIe(r.verdict)}: **${GIe(r.severity)}${r.bugTitle}**

Unknown error

Unhandled result case: ${String(n)}

Latency of CursorBlame file path lookups in milliseconds

The repository-relative path of the file to look up Cursor Blame data for (as shown in the diff).

Optional start line number to narrow the blame lookup to a specific range within the file.

Optional end line number to narrow the blame lookup to a specific range within the file. Defaults to start_line if start_line is provided.

The regular expression pattern to search for in file contents

File or directory to search in. Defaults to repository root.

The repository-relative path of the directory to list (e.g. "src/components"). Use "." or "" for the repository root.

The operation timed out

The repository-relative path of the file to read (as shown in the diff).

The 1-indexed line number to start reading from. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once.

The number of lines to read. Only provide if the file is too large to read at once.

Object expected.

Symbol.asyncDispose is not defined.

Symbol.dispose is not defined.

Object not disposable.

An error was suppressed during disposal.

Recording mode: START_RECORDING to begin, SAVE_RECORDING to stop and save, DISCARD_RECORDING to discard

Custom filename for the saved recording. Only use when mode=SAVE_RECORDING (ignored for other modes). Use to specify a human readable name describing the contents of the screen recording. Do not include slashes or file extension (absolute path and correct extension are automatically added).

Control screen recording on the VM. This tool is useful for demonstrating GUI-based changes or working manual tests to the user. Do not use for non-GUI based testing (i.e. tests run through shell commands).

Unexpected result case: ${s.result.case}

Unknown error

Screen recording started successfully

 (prior ongoing recording was cancelled and discarded).

Note: save_as_filename argument was ignored. save_as_filename should be specified when recording is saved, not started.

Screen recording saved successfully: ${e.path}

Requested save_as_filename is invalid (${(e=>{switch(e){case OC.y.SLASHES_NOT_ALLOWED:return"slashes not allowed in filename";case OC.y.UNSPECIFIED:return"unspecified reason";default:return`unknown reason: ${e}`}})(e.requestedFilePathRejectedReason)}).
${r}

slashes not allowed in filename

unspecified reason

unknown reason: ${e}

Screen recording discarded successfully

Error: ${t.result.value.error}

Unhandled result case: ${e}

(1-2 sentences) Look through each action you have tried so far, and identify what changed from the screenshot before the action to the screenshot after the action, if anything. You must look at past screenshots yourself to determine what the results were. Then, in a few words, analyze each case where the action did *not* have the desired effect (e.g. a click or scroll that did not change the page at all). NEVER rely on past commentary, you MUST analyze the screenshots yourself. For each surprising observation, analyze why it might have happened, now that you are looking at it closely. Common cases: 1. Popups/models: If a step didn't produce the expected result, a common cause is that there was a popup or modal elsewhere on the page that blocked the action you were trying to take. 2. Scrolling in a page region: If a scroll step didn't work as intended, the most common cause (if a popup didn't block the action entirely) is that you were trying to scroll in a specific region of the page. To do that, you must position the cursor in that region (ideally on the scrollbar associated with that region) and then scroll an appropriate amount. For smaller regions, you usually want to scroll a smaller amount (1 or 2 mouse wheel units). 3. State already set: Sometimes clicking on an element has no effect because the page already is in the desired state. For instance, in Google Sheets, clicking a sheet that is already selected has no visible effect.

(brief bullet points) Go through the instructions you've been given and highlight specific details that are relevant to the current situation.

(1-2 sentences) Identify possible scenarios that you might be in. Start with scenarios explicitly referenced in the instructions or memories, then go through any relevant general scenarios applicable to your current task (e.g. scenario where the next item cannot be found, or where the tab is not loading). For each scenario, briefly imagine the case where you are in that scenario, and the case where you are not.

(1 sentence) Based on all of your analysis so far, reflect on whether you are on the right track to achieve your task, or have already completed it. If the task is not complete, how can you update your approach to be more effective and efficient?

Your decision for how to proceed based on your analysis. Can be one of: 1. 'Continue with the current approach' 2. 'Try [new idea for what to do next]' 3. 'Give up' 4. 'Task is complete (<confidence_score>%)' 

Object expected.

Symbol.asyncDispose is not defined.