Previously, bd init blocked when JSONL existed with issues but no database,
telling users to run 'bd doctor --fix'. But doctor --fix just ran bd migrate
which requires an existing database - creating a circular dependency.
Now:
- bd init allows fresh clones (JSONL exists, no database) to proceed
- bd init creates the database and imports from JSONL automatically
- bd doctor --fix runs bd init (not migrate) when there's no database
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- Lower minimum hash length from 4 to 3 characters
- Update hash validation to support base36 (0-9, a-z) instead of just hex
- Require at least one digit to distinguish hashes from English words
- Fixes prefix extraction for hyphenated prefixes with 3-char hashes
e.g., 'document-intelligence-0sa' now correctly extracts 'document-intelligence'
- Add test cases for 3-char hashes with multi-part prefixes
- Resolves bd sync failures with 'prefix mismatch detected' errors
Adds a lightweight redirect mechanism that allows a stub .beads directory
to point to the actual beads location. This solves the workspace problem
where an AI agent runs in one directory but needs to operate on beads
stored elsewhere.
The redirect file is a simple text file containing a path (relative or
absolute) to the target .beads directory. Comments (lines starting with #)
are supported. Redirect chains are prevented - only one level is followed.
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- Test isJiraExternalRef helper with various URL patterns
- Test stats struct initialization
- Test result struct fields
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- Add ensureStoreActive() check in jiraSyncCmd
- Improve external_ref validation with isJiraExternalRef helper
- Add error logging for UpdateIssue failures
- Make stub conflict resolution functions more honest about limitations
- Fix external_ref counting to not count non-Jira refs as pending
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SQLite WAL mode writes go to the -wal file, not the main database.
Without an explicit checkpoint before Close(), writes can be stranded
and lost between CLI invocations.
This was causing `bd migrate` to report success but not actually
persist the version update to the database.
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Implements Jira synchronization with the following features:
- bd jira sync --pull - Import issues from Jira
- bd jira sync --push - Export issues to Jira
- bd jira sync - Bidirectional sync (pull then push)
- bd jira status - Show sync status and configuration
Conflict resolution options:
- --prefer-local - Always prefer local beads version
- --prefer-jira - Always prefer Jira version
- Default: newer timestamp wins
Additional options:
- --dry-run - Preview sync without making changes
- --create-only - Only create new issues, don't update
- --update-refs - Update external_ref after creating Jira issues
- --state - Filter by issue state (open, closed, all)
Uses Python scripts in examples/jira-import/ for API calls.
Stores jira.last_sync timestamp in config.
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Add a Python script to push bd issues to Jira.
Features:
- Create new Jira issues from bd issues without external_ref
- Update existing Jira issues matched by external_ref
- Handle Jira workflow transitions for status changes
- Reverse field mappings (bd -> Jira) via config
- Dry-run mode for previewing changes
- Auto-update external_ref after creation (--update-refs)
Also updates README to document bidirectional sync workflow.
Closes bd-93d
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Add a Python script to import Jira issues into beads JSONL format.
Features:
- Fetch issues from Jira Cloud or Server/Data Center REST API
- JQL query support for flexible filtering
- Configurable field mappings via bd config
- Hash-based or sequential ID generation
- Issue links converted to dependencies
- external_ref set for re-sync capability
Configuration options:
- jira.url, jira.project, jira.api_token
- jira.status_map.*, jira.type_map.*, jira.priority_map.*
Closes bd-tjn
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Add section explaining the cognitive trap where temporal language
("Phase 1", "Step 1", "before") causes inverted dependency direction.
Includes examples of correct vs incorrect dependency setup and
verification using bd blocked.
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Extends the fix from PR #424 to also validate the BEADS_DIR environment
variable. Previously, only the directory tree search was validated, but
BEADS_DIR could still point to a daemon-only directory.
Changes:
- Add validation to BEADS_DIR path using hasBeadsProjectFiles()
- Add comprehensive test for BEADS_DIR validation
- Test verifies both rejection of daemon-only dirs and acceptance of valid dirs
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FindBeadsDir() now checks for actual beads project files before returning
a .beads directory. This prevents false positives when ~/.beads/ exists
only for daemon registry (registry.json).
Changes:
- Add hasBeadsProjectFiles() helper that checks for:
- metadata.json or config.yaml (project config)
- *.db files (excluding backups and vc.db)
- *.jsonl files (JSONL-only mode)
- Update FindBeadsDir() to validate directories during tree search
- Add comprehensive tests for project file detection
- Update version_tracking_test.go to create project files
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