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@tsrines tsrines commented May 18, 2026

  • Stdio MCP sources can now be edited from the UI — previously the edit screen only displayed the saved command and told users to delete and recreate the source.
  • The edit form supports updating the command, arguments, environment variables, and a new working directory field, and re-discovers the server's tools on save.
  • A failed save (e.g. a typo'd command) leaves the existing source intact instead of corrupting it, and an unchanged save is a no-op so the underlying process isn't restarted needlessly.
  • The Add and Edit screens now share one component for stdio fields, so the two forms stay visually and behaviorally in sync.

…s, environment variables, and working directory in the updateSource payload. Introduce McpStdioSourceFields component for better handling of stdio source fields in both add and edit forms. Update related handlers and tests to ensure proper functionality and validation of new fields.
@tsrines tsrines marked this pull request as ready for review May 18, 2026 12:59
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@tsrines tsrines deleted the feat/mcp-edit-stdio-sources branch May 19, 2026 10:54
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