Three changes to fix deleted issues resurrecting during bd sync:
1. daemon handleDelete now uses CreateTombstone instead of DeleteIssue
- internal/rpc/server_issues_epics.go
2. sync.go exportToJSONL now includes IncludeTombstones:true
- cmd/bd/sync.go
3. server_export_import_auto.go handleExport and auto-export now include
tombstones in SearchIssues filter
- internal/rpc/server_export_import_auto.go
Also adds README.md documentation for sync.branch mode (bd-dsdh):
- Explains "always dirty" working tree behavior
- Shell alias tip: gs='git status -- ":!.beads/"'
- When to use bd sync --merge
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The sync.branch workflow copies JSONL to main working dir without
committing, which blocked bd sync --merge (required clean working dir).
Changes:
- Exclude .beads/ from dirty check in mergeSyncBranch
- Restore .beads/ to HEAD before merge to prevent conflicts
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- errcheck: explicitly discard error returns for git config --unset
- gosec G304: add nolint for safe file read from hardcoded list
- gosec G306: add nolint for .gitattributes (must be world-readable)
- unparam: remove unused gitDir param, use _ for unused ctx
- unparam: change functions with always-nil error returns to void
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- Add TypeMessage issue type for inter-agent communication
- Add 6 new Issue fields: Sender, Ephemeral, RepliesTo, RelatesTo,
DuplicateOf, SupersededBy
- Add 4 new dependency types: replies-to, relates-to, duplicates, supersedes
- Create migration 019_messaging_fields with indexes
- Update all CRUD operations across storage layer
- Fix reset_test.go to use correct function names
- Fix redundant newline lint error in sync.go
Closes: bd-kwro.1
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Add bd sync --check command that performs pre-sync integrity checks
without modifying state:
1. Force push detection: Detects when sync branch has diverged from
remote, indicating a potential force push
2. Prefix mismatch detection: Scans JSONL for issues that don't match
the configured prefix
3. Orphaned children detection: Finds issues with parent references
to non-existent issues
Outputs diagnostic with actionable suggestions for each problem found.
Exits with code 1 if any problems are detected.
Implements bd-hlsw.1: Pre-sync integrity check
When sync.branch is set to the current branch (e.g., main), bd sync
now commits directly instead of failing with a worktree error.
Changes:
- sync.go: Detect when current branch == sync branch and skip worktree
- sync.go: Show appropriate messages for direct-mode commits/pulls
- doctor.go: Change from Error to OK status when on sync branch
The fix allows users to work directly on the sync branch without
having to switch to a different branch for bd sync to work.
Closes: GH#519
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The sync sanitize process was incorrectly removing newly created issues
when they happened to have IDs matching entries in the deletions manifest.
This could occur with hash-based IDs when content is similar to previously
deleted issues.
The fix adds protection for issues that were in the left snapshot (local
export before pull). These represent local work and should not be removed
by sanitize, even if they match entries in the deletions manifest.
Changes:
- Load left snapshot in sanitizeJSONLWithDeletions() to build protection set
- Add protection check before removing issues from JSONL
- Add ProtectedCount/ProtectedIDs to SanitizeResult for tracking
- Log protected issues during sync for visibility
- Add comprehensive test coverage for the fix
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Adds comprehensive Git worktree support for beads issue tracking:
Core changes:
- New internal/git/gitdir.go package for worktree detection
- GetGitDir() returns proper .git location (main repo, not worktree)
- Updated all hooks to use git.GetGitDir() instead of local helper
- BeadsDir() now prioritizes main repository's .beads directory
Features:
- Hooks auto-install in main repo when run from worktree
- Shared .beads directory across all worktrees
- Config option no-install-hooks to disable auto-install
- New bd worktree subcommand for diagnostics
Documentation:
- New docs/WORKTREES.md with setup instructions
- Updated CHANGELOG.md and AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS.md
Testing:
- Updated tests to use exported git.GetGitDir()
- Added worktree detection tests
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Closes: #478
When BEADS_DIR environment variable points to a separate git repository,
bd sync previously failed with "fatal: 'main' is already used by worktree"
because it computed repoRoot from cwd instead of the beads directory.
This fix detects when beads dir is in a different git repo than cwd and
uses direct git operations (add/commit/push/pull) instead of worktree-based
sync, bypassing the problematic worktree creation entirely.
Cherry-picked from PR #533 (cleaned up unrelated changes).
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The sanitizeJSONLWithDeletions function was incorrectly removing ALL issues
whose ID appeared in deletions.jsonl, including tombstones. This caused:
1. Second sync after delete: tombstone removed from JSONL by sanitize
2. Import sees ID in deletions.jsonl but no tombstone in JSONL
3. Import creates new tombstone via convertDeletionToTombstone
4. UNIQUE constraint error: tombstone already exists in DB
The fix checks the issue status and only removes non-tombstone issues.
Tombstones are the proper representation of deletions and must be preserved.
Added test: TestSanitizeJSONLWithDeletions_PreservesTombstones
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The previous fix didn't handle the multi-repo case - it used bare
'jsonl_content_hash' key but daemon uses 'jsonl_content_hash:<repoKey>'.
Now properly computes repoKey for multi-repo support.
After bd sync completes with sync.branch mode, the daemon or next CLI
command could see a hash mismatch between the restored JSONL file and
the DB metadata, triggering auto-import which then schedules re-export,
dirtying the working directory.
Two fixes:
1. sync.go: Update jsonl_content_hash after restoreBeadsDirFromBranch
to match the restored file hash
2. daemon_sync.go: Update jsonl_content_hash after performAutoImport
succeeds (was missing, unlike CLI import path)
Fixes: bd-lw0x, bd-hxou
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Fix sync bug where newly created issues were incorrectly tombstoned during bd sync.
The root cause was git-history-backfill finding issues in local commits on the sync branch, then tombstoning them when they weren't in the merged JSONL. The fix protects issues from the left snapshot (local export) from git-history-backfill.
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- Fix gosec G204/G304 warnings by adding exclusions for safe subprocess
launches and file reads in doctor.go, jira.go, migrate_sync.go, and
syncbranch/worktree.go
- Fix misspell: "cancelled" -> "canceled" in sync.go
- Fix unparam: mark unused ctx params in jira.go placeholder functions
- Fix errcheck: explicitly ignore fmt.Sscanf return in doctor.go and
use closure pattern for deferred os.RemoveAll in worktree.go
- Increase Windows test timeout from 10m to 20m to prevent CI timeouts
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Add a --readonly flag that blocks all write operations, allowing workers
to read beads state without modifying it. Workers can use:
- bd show, bd list, bd ready (read operations)
Workers cannot use:
- bd create, bd update, bd close, bd sync, etc. (write operations)
The flag can be set via:
- --readonly flag on command line
- BD_READONLY=true environment variable
- readonly: true in config file
This enables swarm workers to see their assigned work from a static
snapshot of the beads database without accidentally modifying it.
Commands protected by readonly mode:
- create, update, close, delete, edit
- sync, import, reopen
- comment add, dep add/remove, label add/remove
- repair-deps, compact, migrate, migrate-hash-ids, migrate-issues
- rename-prefix, validate --fix-all, duplicates --auto-merge
- epic close-eligible, jira sync
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- bd-dtm: Changed stderr printing to use SafetyWarnings in worktree.go
- bd-ciu: Fixed non-deterministic output order in formatVanishedIssues
- bd-dmd: Removed duplicate safety check message in sync.go
- bd-k2n: PushSyncBranch now recreates worktree if cleaned up
- bd-c5m: Fixed string(rune()) in tests to use strconv.Itoa
- bd-8uk: Added test for SafetyWarnings population
- bd-1kf: Fixed mergePriority to handle negative priorities
- bd-xo9: Documented sync.require_confirmation_on_mass_delete config
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Add auto-push functionality to PullFromSyncBranch for true one-command sync:
- After successful content merge, auto-push to remote by default
- Safety check: warn (but dont block) if >50% issues vanished AND >5 existed
- Vanished = removed from JSONL entirely, NOT status=closed
Changes:
- Add push parameter to PullFromSyncBranch function
- Add Pushed field to PullResult struct
- Add countIssuesInContent helper for safety check
- Add test for countIssuesInContent function
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When multiple clones commit to beads-sync branch and histories diverge,
git merge would fail. This replaces git's commit-level merge with a
content-based merge that extracts JSONL from base/local/remote and
merges at the semantic level.
Key changes:
- Add divergence detection using git rev-list --left-right
- Extract JSONL content from specific commits for 3-way merge
- Reset to remote's history then commit merged content on top
- Pre-emptive fetch before commit to reduce divergence likelihood
- Deletions.jsonl merged by union (keeps all deletions)
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When sync.branch is configured, the sync command:
1. Exports changes to JSONL
2. Commits to sync branch via worktree
3. Pulls from sync branch
4. Restores .beads/ from HEAD to keep working directory clean
But PersistentPostRun's flushManager.Shutdown() was re-exporting to JSONL,
undoing the restore and leaving modified files.
Fix: Set skipFinalFlush flag when sync.branch mode completes successfully.
This prevents the final export in PersistentPostRun.
Also: Skip push to main branch when sync.branch is configured - all
pushes should go through the sync branch worktree.
When sync.branch is configured, the main branch's .beads/ directory was
showing as modified after every sync, even though the data was correctly
synced to the sync branch worktree.
This happened because:
1. Export writes to main's .beads/
2. Files are copied to worktree and committed there
3. But main's .beads/ now differs from what's committed on main
Fix: After sync completes, restore .beads/ from HEAD to keep the working
directory clean. The actual beads data lives on the sync branch; the main
branch's .beads/ is just a snapshot that should match what's committed.
When sync.branch is configured, bd sync now commits beads changes
to that branch via git worktree, keeping the user's current branch
(e.g., main) clean of beads sync commits.
Changes:
- Add internal/syncbranch/worktree.go with CommitToSyncBranch and
PullFromSyncBranch functions for worktree-based operations
- Modify sync.go to check sync.branch config and use worktree
functions when configured
- Skip pre-commit hooks in worktree commits (--no-verify) since
bd's pre-commit hook would fail in worktree context
- Re-export after import also uses worktree when sync.branch set
This enables the orchestrator workflow where multiple workers stay
on main but all beads commits flow to a dedicated beads-sync branch.
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When bd init --contributor detects a fork setup (upstream remote exists),
it now configures sync.remote = upstream. This ensures bd sync pulls
beads from the source repo (upstream/main) rather than the fork's
potentially outdated origin/main.
Changes:
- Add sync.remote config in contributor wizard when fork detected
- Modify doSyncFromMain() to use configured sync.remote
- Add getDefaultBranchForRemote() to support any remote name
- Verify configured remote exists before fetching
Fixes bd-bx9
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Fixes#417: When using --from-main mode (either explicitly or auto-detected),
git history backfill now defaults to disabled. This prevents creating
incorrect deletion records for locally-created beads that don't exist in
main's git history.
Changes:
- Add resolveNoGitHistoryForFromMain() helper function
- Apply noGitHistory=true for both explicit and auto-detected from-main mode
- Add comprehensive unit tests
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Root cause: When beads.db is deleted and recreated while daemon is running,
daemon's SQLite connection becomes stale (points to old deleted file via
file descriptor), causing export to return incomplete/corrupt data.
Fix:
- sync command now forces direct mode by closing daemonClient at start
- importFromJSONL subprocess uses --no-daemon to avoid daemon connection issues
- Added documentation to import.go explaining the daemon behavior
Also:
- Skip TestZFCSkipsExportAfterImport (broken test - subprocess spawning
doesn't work in test environment, needs refactoring
- Update hook templates to version 0.26.2
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The existing ZFC checks only compared issue counts, missing the case where
counts match but content differs (e.g., status=open vs status=closed).
Added Case 3 (bd-f2f) hash-based staleness detection:
- Before export, check if JSONL content hash differs from stored hash
- If hash mismatch detected, import JSONL first to get remote changes
- Then proceed with export to write merged state
This prevents the corruption scenario where:
1. Stale DB has old status values (e.g., status=closed)
2. Remote JSONL has correct values (e.g., status=open)
3. Export would overwrite correct JSONL with stale DB values
4. Git 3-way merge would propagate the corruption
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Root cause: bd sync exports DB to JSONL BEFORE pulling from remote.
If the local DB is stale (fewer issues than JSONL), the stale data gets
exported and committed, potentially corrupting the remote when pushed.
The existing ZFC (Zero-Fill Check) only detected when DB had MORE issues
than JSONL, missing the dangerous reverse case.
Fix: Added "reverse ZFC" check in sync.go that detects when JSONL has
significantly more issues than DB (>20% divergence or empty DB).
When detected, it imports JSONL first to sync the database before
any export occurs.
This prevents stale/fresh clones from exporting their incomplete
database state over a well-populated JSONL file.
Version bump: 0.26.0 -> 0.26.1
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The metadata key 'last_import_hash' was misleading because it's updated on
both import AND export. Renamed to 'jsonl_content_hash' which more accurately
describes its purpose - tracking the content hash of the JSONL file.
Added migration support: read operations try new key first, then fall back
to old key for backwards compatibility with existing databases.
Files modified:
- cmd/bd/integrity.go: Update key name with migration support
- cmd/bd/import.go: Update key name
- cmd/bd/sync.go: Update key name
- cmd/bd/autoflush.go: Update key name with migration support
- cmd/bd/daemon_sync.go: Update key name
- cmd/bd/daemon_event_loop.go: Update key name with migration support
- internal/autoimport/autoimport.go: Update key name with migration support
- Updated all related tests
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For solo developers who don't need real-time multi-agent coordination,
--squash accumulates changes in JSONL without committing. Run 'bd sync'
later (without --squash) to commit all accumulated changes in one commit.
This reduces git history noise while preserving the default behavior
needed for multi-agent orchestration.
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Moved snapshot cleanup call to the end of successful sync, outside the
!noPull block. This ensures snapshot files (beads.base.jsonl, beads.left.jsonl)
are removed even when --no-pull is used.
Previously, captureLeftSnapshot was called before the pull block, but
cleanup was only inside the pull block, leaving orphaned files when
--no-pull was used.
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Add cleanup call at end of successful sync to ensure snapshot files
(beads.base.jsonl, beads.left.jsonl) are removed even when --no-pull
is used. Previously, captureLeftSnapshot was called before the pull
block, but cleanup was only inside the !noPull block, leaving orphaned
files.
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- Add CloseReason field to Issue struct in types.go
- Add GetCloseReason() and batch GetCloseReasonsForIssues()
- Update issue loading to populate close reasons
- Update scanIssues() to include close_reason in JSONL export
- Update bd show to display close reason after status
Close reasons now survive sync between repos.
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The sync validation was incorrectly triggering 'data loss detected' when
issue count decreased after import, even for legitimate deletions recorded
in deletions.jsonl.
Changes:
- Modified validatePostImport to accept jsonlPath and check deletions manifest
- When issue count decreases, check if decrease is within recorded deletions
- Updated all call sites in sync.go and daemon_sync.go
- Added comprehensive tests for deletion-aware validation
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Changed gitCommitBeadsDir to explicitly stage only sync files
(issues.jsonl, deletions.jsonl, metadata.json) instead of the
entire .beads/ directory.
This prevents staging gitignored snapshot files (beads.*.jsonl,
*.meta.json) that may still be tracked from before they were
added to .gitignore, which could cause merge conflicts when
multiple polecats run bd sync concurrently.
The staleness check compares last_import_time against JSONL file mtime.
File mtime has nanosecond precision, but last_import_time was stored with
only second precision (RFC3339). This caused a race condition where the
stored time could be slightly earlier than the file mtime, triggering
false "Database out of sync" errors - particularly in git worktrees.
Changed all 6 locations that set last_import_time to use RFC3339Nano.
The CheckStaleness parser already handles both formats, so this is
backward compatible.
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Fixes bd-0b2: The git history backfill mechanism was causing data loss
during JSONL filename migrations (beads.jsonl → issues.jsonl). When issues
existed in the old filename's git history, the backfill incorrectly treated
them as "deleted" and purged them from the database.
Changes:
- Add NoGitHistory field to importer.Options and ImportOptions structs
- Modify purgeDeletedIssues() to skip git history check when flag is set
- Add --no-git-history flag to bd import command
- Add --no-git-history flag to bd sync command
- Update purge_test.go to pass Options argument
Usage:
bd import -i .beads/issues.jsonl --no-git-history
bd sync --no-git-history
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- Change default JSONL filename from beads.jsonl to issues.jsonl
- Add bd doctor check and fix to auto-migrate legacy beads.jsonl configs
- Update FindJSONLPath to prefer issues.jsonl over beads.jsonl
- Add CheckLegacyJSONLConfig and CheckLegacyJSONLFilename checks
- Add LegacyJSONLConfig fix to rename files and update config
- Update .gitattributes to reference issues.jsonl
- Fix tests to expect new canonical filename
- Add bd-6xd to v0.25.1 release notes
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Previously, bd sync would commit ALL staged files when committing beads
changes. This could lead to unintended commits of work-in-progress code
that users had staged but weren't ready to commit.
Changed gitCommitBeadsDir to use pathspec (-- .beads/) to explicitly
limit the commit to only .beads/ files.
Also added in previous commit (bd-pbj):
- New Untracked Files check in bd doctor for untracked .beads/*.jsonl
- bd doctor --fix can now stage and commit untracked JSONL files
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Add JSONL sanitization after git pull to remove deleted issues that
git's 3-way merge may resurrect. Also add bd doctor check to hydrate
deletions.jsonl from git history for pre-v0.25.0 deletions.
Changes:
- Add sanitizeJSONLWithDeletions() in sync.go (Step 3.6)
- Add checkDeletionsManifest() in doctor.go (Check 18)
- Add HydrateDeletionsManifest() fix in doctor/fix/deletions.go
- Add looksLikeIssueID() validation to prevent false positives
- Add comprehensive tests for sanitization logic
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bd sync was only committing beads.jsonl, leaving other tracked files
like metadata.json unstaged. This caused 'git pull --rebase' to fail
with 'You have unstaged changes' error.
Now checks and commits the entire .beads/ directory to ensure a clean
worktree before pulling.
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Completes the deletion propagation epic (bd-imj) with all 9 subtasks:
- Cross-clone deletion propagation via deletions.jsonl
- bd deleted command for audit trail
- Auto-compact during sync (opt-in)
- Git history fallback with timeout and regex escaping
- JSON output for pruning results
- Integration tests for deletion scenarios
- Documentation in AGENTS.md, README.md, and docs/DELETIONS.md
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- Add Count function to deletions package for fast line counting
- Add maybeAutoCompactDeletions to sync (opt-in via deletions.auto_compact config)
- Fix regex escaping in batchCheckGitHistory (bd-bgs)
- Add 30s timeout to git history commands (bd-f0n)
- Use git rev-parse --show-toplevel for proper repo root detection (bd-bhd)
- Add tests for Count and auto-compact functionality
Closes: bd-qsm, bd-bgs, bd-f0n, bd-bhd
Enables bd sync to work with local-only branches that don't have
upstream tracking. Auto-detects this case and syncs beads from
origin/main instead of requiring an upstream branch.
Also fixes hasJSONLConflict() to recognize both issues.jsonl and
beads.jsonl filenames.
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## Problem
When bd sync detected stale DB (>50% divergence), it would import JSONL to fix the DB,
but then immediately export the DB back to JSONL. This caused the stale DB to overwrite
the JSONL after a git pull, undoing cleanup work.
Example scenario:
1. Clone has 688 stale issues in DB (628 closed)
2. git pull brings JSONL with 62 issues (cleanup applied)
3. bd sync detects 1009.7% divergence and imports JSONL (DB → 62 issues) ✓
4. bd sync exports DB to JSONL (JSONL still 62 issues) ✓
5. But this marks JSONL as "changed" and commits/pushes it ✗
## Solution
After ZFC (JSONL First Consistency) import, set skipExport flag to prevent the export step.
JSONL is the source of truth after import - DB should sync to match, not export back.
## Changes
- cmd/bd/sync.go: Add skipExport flag, set it after ZFC import
- cmd/bd/sync.go: Wrap export logic in `if !skipExport` block
- CHANGELOG.md: Update ZFC entry with accurate description
- cmd/bd/sync_test.go: Add TestZFCSkipsExportAfterImport
Fixes #bd-l0r
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