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Two personas guessed /wiki independently — the project name is what the
sidebar shows them, and the id (4c400e3f-…) never appears in the UI as
something to copy. Both got a page that argued with itself: the correct
project's chrome, breadcrumb and full file tree, with a body reading
"Project not found. This project doesn't exist, or you're no longer a
member." One of them owned the project.
Both halves land in the same place, and the net effect is one conditional
removed. `projectMissing` becomes an early return:
- A first segment that names exactly one of your projects, matched
case-insensitively on the DECODED segment (route.project is the
still-encoded slice, so a name with a space would never have
matched), redirects to /<id> with the rest of the URL — path, view,
target, filters, version — carried along. Exactly one: ProjectDB
names are scoped per organization, so a viewer in two orgs can hold
two projects called "wiki", and the not-found page is the honest
answer there.
- Anything else renders the not-found body in a shell with NO tree —
the same shape the `!current` branch already uses — so no other
project's files sit beside a body denying the one that was asked
for. The copy names the segment and drops the "no longer a member"
claim, which was told to readers who may never have been members.
The `current` fallback chain is untouched: "Back to <project>" still
points at it. With the early return in place, none of the four redirects
below can be reached on a missing project, so the `if (!projectMissing)`
wrapper is gone and its reason now lives in the return.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>