- Added checkDependencyCycles() function using recursive CTE
- Integrated as Check #10 in runDiagnostics()
- Reports error status with count and fix suggestion if cycles found
- Updated doctor command documentation
- Fixes bd-3e3b
- Use path normalization (EvalSymlinks) to reliably match daemons across symlinks
- Check for stale sockets directly (catches cases where RPC failed)
- Detect multiple daemons for same workspace
- Enhanced error details for stale daemon detection
- Use global daemon registry instead of path-scoped discovery
Fixes#197: bd doctor was hardcoded to look for beads.db and didn't
check config.json for custom database names like beady.db.
Now both checkDatabaseVersion() and checkIDFormat() check config.json
first before falling back to the canonical database name.
* Add bd doctor command for installation health checks
Implements a comprehensive health check command similar to claude doctor
that validates beads installation and provides actionable recommendations.
Features:
- Installation check (.beads/ directory exists)
- Database version verification (compares with CLI version)
- ID format detection (hash-based vs sequential)
- CLI version check (fetches latest from GitHub)
- Storage type detection (SQLite vs JSONL-only mode)
- Tree-style output with color-coded warnings
- JSON output for scripting (--json flag)
- Actionable fix recommendations for each issue
Implementation improvements:
- Status constants instead of magic strings
- Semantic version comparison (fixes 0.10.0 vs 0.9.9 edge case)
- Documented defer pattern for intentional error ignore
- Comprehensive test coverage including version comparison edge cases
- Clean integration using slices.Contains for command list
Usage:
bd doctor # Check current directory
bd doctor /path/to/repo # Check specific repository
bd doctor --json # Machine-readable output
* Simplify bd doctor documentation in README
Reduce verbose health check section to 2 lines as requested.
* Fix bd doctor to handle JSONL-only mode for ID format check
When no SQLite database exists (JSONL-only mode), skip the ID format
check instead of showing an error. This prevents the confusing
'Unable to query issues' error when the installation is actually fine.
