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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Replaces manual working directory save/restore patterns
with Go's built-in `t.Chdir()` helper across 23 test files.
The manual pattern involved calling `os.Getwd()` to save
the original directory, using `defer os.Chdir(origWd)` for
restoration, and manually handling errors during directory
changes. This boilerplate has been replaced with single
`t.Chdir(path)` calls that handle cleanup automatically.
The `t.Chdir()` method automatically restores the working
directory when the test completes, eliminating the need for
manual defer statements and error handling.
Total:
~75 instances replaced (assuming Claude's math is right)
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- Increase Windows test timeout from 20m to 30m
- Add -parallel=4 flag to allow concurrent test execution
- Add t.Parallel() to safe table-driven tests in validate_test.go,
autoimport_test.go, and sync_test.go
This should prevent the Windows CI timeout caused by the cumulative
runtime of cmd/bd tests exceeding 20 minutes.
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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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Short tests were timing out after 13+ minutes due to:
1. TestZFCSkipsExportAfterImport spawning subprocess that tried to
auto-start daemon - now skipped in short mode
2. TestVersionFlag taking 5+ seconds because --version flag did not
skip PersistentPreRun daemon startup - added early return
3. TestGetVersionsSince* had hardcoded version expectations that
became stale - made tests dynamic using versionChanges array
Short tests now complete in ~8 seconds instead of timing out.
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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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- 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
## 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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- Add setupGitRepo(), setupGitRepoWithBranch(), and setupMinimalGitRepo() helpers
- Refactor 19 test functions to use shared git repo setup
- Reduces duplicate git initialization boilerplate by ~300 lines
- All tests pass with improved maintainability
Related to bd-ktng
- Add isInRebase() to detect rebase state
- Add hasJSONLConflict() to check for JSONL-only conflicts
- Add runGitRebaseContinue() to continue rebase after resolution
- Auto-export from DB and resolve conflict when detected
- Add comprehensive tests for auto-resolution logic
Implements bd-cwmt
Fixes daemon and bd sync to honor BEADS_SYNC_BRANCH environment variable
as documented in PROTECTED_BRANCHES.md for CI/CD temporary overrides.
Changes:
- Updated internal/syncbranch.Get() to prioritize env var over DB config
- Both daemon sync and bd sync CLI now use syncbranch.Get()
- Added comprehensive tests for env var override behavior
- Validates branch names using git-style rules
This enables CI/CD workflows to override sync branch per-job without
mutating database config.
Based on PR #364 by Charles P. Cross <cpdata@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Adds checkGitHooks() function to verify recommended hooks are installed
- Checks for pre-commit, post-merge, and pre-push hooks
- Warns if hooks are missing with install instructions
- Shows up early in diagnostics (even if .beads/ missing)
- Includes comprehensive test coverage
- Filed bd-6049 for broken --json flag
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