The status filter was treating 'all' as a literal status value instead of
a special case meaning 'show all statuses'. This caused the SQL query to
filter for 'WHERE status = all' which matched no issues.
Fixed by checking if status is 'all' and skipping the filter in that case.
- Fix list.go to skip status filter when status == 'all'
- Update CHANGELOG with fix details
- All tests pass
- Add daemon client infrastructure to main.go with TryConnect logic
- Update PersistentPreRun to detect daemon socket and route through RPC
- Add --no-daemon flag to force direct storage mode
- Update all commands (create, update, close, show, list, ready) to use daemon when available
- Maintain backward compatibility with graceful fallback to direct mode
- All commands work identically in both daemon and direct modes
Part of bd-110 daemon architecture implementation.
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-bfe2c083-be7c-4064-8673-fa69c22a730e
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
- Add --label/-l flag to filter issues by labels (AND logic)
- Add --title flag to filter issues by title substring
- Add TitleSearch field to IssueFilter type
- Implement label and title filtering in SearchIssues
- Perfect for worktree-specific issue management
Examples:
bd list --label worktree,feature-x
bd list --title "authentication"
bd list --label worktree --title "bug"
Enhance Graphviz dot output with status-based fill colors:
- open: white background (default)
- in_progress: light yellow background
- blocked: light coral background
- closed: light gray background with dimmed text
Node labels show: ID, type, priority, title, and status.
Priority is visible in the label (e.g., [bug P0]) but not color-coded
to keep the visualization clean and focused on status.
Add flexible --format flag to 'bd list' command supporting:
- Built-in presets: 'digraph' (basic 'from to' format) and 'dot' (Graphviz)
- Custom Go templates for dependency output
- Template variables: IssueID, DependsOnID, Type, Issue, Dependency
This enables graph analysis with tools like golang.org/x/tools/cmd/digraph while allowing users to customize output format for their specific needs.
Examples:
bd list --format=digraph | digraph nodes
bd list --format=dot | dot -Tsvg -o deps.svg
bd list --format='{{.IssueID}} -> {{.DependsOnID}} [{{.Type}}]'
