Disable Long-Text Truncation

Show long input inline instead of collapsing into [...Truncated text #N +X lines...].

ID disable-text-truncation · Default on · Compatible * · Source

What it does

Prompt content longer than about 10,000 characters stays visible in the input. Without the patch, long content gets replaced with a [...Truncated text #N +X lines...] placeholder even if you typed it yourself.

This is a different mechanism from disable-paste-collapse. That patch turns off the "Pasted text #N" collapse that runs on each paste event. This one turns off the length-based truncation that runs in a React effect against the current input value, regardless of how the text got there.

How it works

useMaybeTruncateInput runs a useEffect whose callback destructures { newInput, newPastedContents } from a call to maybeTruncateInput whenever input length crosses the limit. The property name newPastedContents only appears as an ObjectPattern inside that one callback, so the patch uses it as a unique anchor: find the ObjectPattern, walk up to the enclosing arrow function, and inject return; as the first statement of its body. The effect still runs but returns early before doing any work.