bd export currently silently overwrites issues.jsonl even when the
database is stale (older than the JSONL file). This causes data loss
in multi-agent workflows.
Real incident from vc project:
- Agent A created 4 discovery epics and exported
- Agent B had stale database and exported, removing those epics
- Required manual recovery
Proposed fix: Check database freshness before export, similar to
VC's ValidateDatabaseFreshness(). Require --force to override.
Priority P1: Silent data loss in common multi-agent scenario.
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- Fix BdCliClient._run_command() to pass BEADS_DIR/BEADS_DB env vars to subprocess
- Update temp_db fixture to create .beads in workspace and return .beads dir path
- Update mcp_client fixture to use beads_dir and enable BEADS_NO_DAEMON mode
- Simplify test_init_tool to work with connection pool architecture
Result: All 19 integration tests now pass (was 19 failing)
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-c1da2a55-f086-4284-9c85-0dfa4c479cf9
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
- Update tests to use issue_id/depends_on_id instead of from_id/to_id
- Fix test_client_lazy_initialization to mock create_bd_client instead of BdClient
- Add workspace setup for lazy initialization test
- Fixes 2 test failures (now 123 passing, down from 121)
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-71b3ce65-87cb-451a-a30d-162d76d92f9c
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
- Add shell=True for subprocess.run() on Windows platform
- Improves git command PATH resolution on Windows
- Add debug logging for git detection failures
- Fixes GH#245 timeout issue where git rev-parse times out in MCP server
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-71b3ce65-87cb-451a-a30d-162d76d92f9c
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
Optimization to avoid JSON unmarshalling when strings match exactly (common case).
Simple 1-line change instead of complex streaming rewrite for P3 issue.
The previous implementation required hash IDs to contain letters a-f,
but SHA256 hashes can be all digits (probability ~2.4%). This caused
TestMigrateHashIDs to fail when the generated hash ID was all numeric.
Updated isHashID to:
- Strip hierarchical suffixes (.1, .1.2) before checking
- Accept any valid hex string (0-9, a-f)
- Distinguish hash IDs by presence of letters a-f
Fixes bd-6ku3
