Add the --priority (-p) flag to bd export for filtering by exact priority,
matching the behavior of bd list. This completes the comprehensive filtering
support for bd export.
The flag uses cmd.Flags().Changed() to properly handle P0 (priority 0), which
would otherwise be interpreted as "not set" due to Go zero-value semantics.
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Add async gates - coordination primitives for agents to wait on external events
like CI completion, PR merges, timers, or human approval.
Changes:
- Add 'gate' issue type to types.go with gate-specific fields:
- AwaitType: condition type (gh:run, gh:pr, timer, human, mail)
- AwaitID: condition identifier
- Timeout: max wait duration
- Waiters: mail addresses to notify when gate clears
- Add SQLite migration 027_gate_columns for new fields
- Update all SQLite storage queries to handle gate fields
- Add bd gate commands: create, show, list, close, wait
- All commands support --json output and --no-daemon mode
Closes: bd-2v0f, bd-lz49, bd-u66e
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Modernize sorting code to use Go 1.21+ slices package:
- Replace sort.Slice with slices.SortFunc across 16 files
- Use cmp.Compare for orderable types (strings, ints)
- Use time.Time.Compare for time comparisons
- Use cmp.Or for multi-field sorting
- Use slices.SortStableFunc where stability matters
Benefits: cleaner 3-way comparison, slightly better performance,
modern idiomatic Go.
Part of GH#692 refactoring epic.
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Wisp = ephemeral vapor produced by the Steam Engine (Gas Town).
This aligns with the metaphor:
- Claude = Fire
- Claude Code = Steam
- Gas Town = Steam Engine
- Wisps = ephemeral vapor it produces
Changes:
- types.Issue.Ephemeral → types.Issue.Wisp
- types.IssueFilter.Ephemeral → types.IssueFilter.Wisp
- JSON field: "ephemeral" → "wisp"
- CLI flag: --ephemeral → --wisp (bd cleanup)
- All tests updated
Note: SQLite column remains "ephemeral" (no migration needed).
This is a breaking change for JSON consumers using 0.33.0.
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Ephemeral issues should never be exported to issues.jsonl. They exist only
in SQLite and are shared via .beads/redirect pointers. This prevents
"zombie" issues from resurrecting after mol squash deletes them.
Changes:
- Filter ephemeral issues in autoflush, export, and multirepo_export
- Add --summary flag to bd mol squash for agent-provided summaries
- Fix DeleteIssue to also remove comments (missing cascade)
- Add tests for ephemeral filtering and comment deletion
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- Update nix vendorHash after fatih/color removal
- Bump version to 0.30.7
- Add GroupID to remaining commands for proper cobra grouping
- Apply semantic color rendering to list and stale commands
- Update pre-commit hook template
- Close bd-6y5 (getLocalSyncBranch tests)
- Include tombstone export logic fix (bd-81x6)
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Update import/export to handle tombstones for deletion sync propagation:
Exporter:
- Include tombstones in JSONL output by setting IncludeTombstones: true
- Both single-repo and multi-repo exports now include tombstones
Importer:
- Tombstones from JSONL are imported as-is (they're issues with status=tombstone)
- Legacy deletions.jsonl entries are converted to tombstones via convertDeletionToTombstone()
- Non-tombstone issues in deletions manifest are still skipped (backward compat)
- purgeDeletedIssues() now creates tombstones instead of hard-deleting
This is Phase 2 of the tombstone implementation (bd-dli design), enabling
inline soft-delete tracking for cross-clone deletion synchronization.
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* fix: use os.Lstat for symlink-safe mtime and permission checks
On NixOS and other systems using symlinks heavily (e.g., home-manager),
os.Stat follows symlinks and returns the target's metadata. This causes:
1. False staleness detection when JSONL is symlinked - mtime of target
changes unpredictably when symlinks are recreated
2. os.Chmod failing or changing wrong file's permissions when target
is in read-only location (e.g., /nix/store)
3. os.Chtimes modifying target's times instead of the symlink itself
Changes:
- autoimport.go: Use Lstat for JSONL mtime in CheckStaleness()
- import.go: Use Lstat in TouchDatabaseFile() for JSONL mtime
- export.go: Skip chmod for symlinked files
- multirepo.go: Use Lstat for JSONL mtime cache
- multirepo_export.go: Use Lstat for mtime, skip chmod for symlinks
- doctor/fix/permissions.go: Skip permission fixes for symlinked paths
These changes are safe cross-platform:
- On systems without symlinks, Lstat behaves identically to Stat
- Symlink permission bits are ignored on Unix anyway
- The extra Lstat syscall overhead is negligible
Fixes symlink-related data loss on NixOS. See GitHub issue #379.
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* test: add symlink behavior tests for NixOS compatibility
Add tests that verify symlink handling behavior:
- TestCheckStaleness_SymlinkedJSONL: verifies mtime detection uses
symlink's own mtime (os.Lstat), not target's mtime (os.Stat)
- TestPermissions_SkipsSymlinkedBeadsDir: verifies chmod is skipped
for symlinked .beads directories
- TestPermissions_SkipsSymlinkedDatabase: verifies chmod is skipped
for symlinked database files while still fixing .beads dir perms
Also adds devShell to flake.nix for local development with go, gopls,
golangci-lint, and sqlite tools.
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Complete implementation of signal-aware context propagation for graceful
cancellation across all commands and storage operations.
Key changes:
1. Signal-aware contexts (bd-rtp):
- Added rootCtx/rootCancel in main.go using signal.NotifyContext()
- Set up in PersistentPreRun, cancelled in PersistentPostRun
- Daemon uses same pattern in runDaemonLoop()
- Handles SIGINT/SIGTERM for graceful shutdown
2. Context propagation (bd-yb8):
- All commands now use rootCtx instead of context.Background()
- sqlite.New() receives context for cancellable operations
- Database operations respect context cancellation
- Storage layer propagates context through all queries
3. Cancellation tests (bd-2o2):
- Added import_cancellation_test.go with comprehensive tests
- Added export cancellation test in export_test.go
- Tests verify database integrity after cancellation
- All cancellation tests passing
Fixes applied during review:
- Fixed rootCtx lifecycle (removed premature defer from PersistentPreRun)
- Fixed test context contamination (reset rootCtx in test cleanup)
- Fixed export tests missing context setup
Impact:
- Pressing Ctrl+C during import/export now cancels gracefully
- No database corruption or hanging transactions
- Clean shutdown of all operations
Tested:
- go build ./cmd/bd ✓
- go test ./cmd/bd -run TestImportCancellation ✓
- go test ./cmd/bd -run TestExportCommand ✓
- Manual Ctrl+C testing verified
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After daemon auto-export, JSONL mtime could be newer than database mtime
due to SQLite WAL mode not updating beads.db until checkpoint. This caused
validatePreExport to incorrectly block subsequent exports with "JSONL is
newer than database" error, leading to daemon shutdown.
Solution: Call TouchDatabaseFile after all export operations to ensure
database mtime >= JSONL mtime. This prevents false positives in validation
Prevents data loss when exporting stale database by comparing issue IDs,
not just counts. Detects both scenarios:
- Database has fewer issues than JSONL
- Database has different issues than JSONL (same count)
Shows specific missing issue IDs in error. Allows override with --force.
Includes comprehensive tests for all scenarios.
Root cause: Import and export commands tried to open the database directly
while the daemon already held the lock, causing indefinite blocking.
Solution: Both commands now explicitly close the daemon connection before
opening direct database access, avoiding SQLite lock contention.
Changes:
- import.go: Close daemon connection and open direct SQLite connection
- export.go: Close daemon connection before direct access
- Added debug logging to help diagnose similar issues
Tests: Existing TestImport and TestExport tests pass
After atomic rename during export, verify that the JSONL file contains
exactly the same number of lines as issues exported. This catches silent
export failures where the operation appears to succeed but doesn't
actually write all issues.
Real-world scenario that motivated this:
- SQL DELETE removed 240 issues
- 'bd export' appeared to succeed
- But JSONL was never updated
- Later session found all 240 deleted issues 'came back'
Changes:
- Add verification after os.Rename in exportCmd
- Reuse existing countIssuesInJSONL() helper
- Exit with clear error if mismatch detected
- Add test case that verifies detection works
Error message shown on mismatch:
Error: Export verification failed
Expected: 276 issues
JSONL file: 516 lines
Mismatch indicates export failed to write all issues
Tests:
✓ All existing export tests pass
✓ New test verifies line counting works correctly
✓ Test simulates corruption by truncating file
Performance: Verification is fast (just counts lines), minimal overhead
- Add nolint:gosec comments for safe file operations
- G304: File reads from validated/secure paths
- G306/G302: JSONL/error files need 0644 for sharing/debugging
- G204: Subprocess launches with validated arguments
- G104: Deferred file close errors are non-critical
- G115: Safe integer conversions in backoff
- G201: SQL placeholders for IN clause expansion
All warnings are for intentional behavior that is safe in context.
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## Problem
Export deduplication feature broke when JSONL and export_hashes diverged
(e.g., after git pull/reset). This caused exports to skip issues that
weren't actually in the file, leading to silent data loss.
## Solution
1. JSONL integrity validation before every export
- Store JSONL file hash after export
- Validate hash before export, clear export_hashes if mismatch
- Automatically recovers from git operations changing JSONL
2. Clear export_hashes on all imports
- Prevents stale hashes from causing future export failures
- Import operations invalidate export_hashes state
3. Add Storage interface methods:
- GetJSONLFileHash/SetJSONLFileHash for integrity tracking
- ClearAllExportHashes for recovery
## Tests Added
- TestJSONLIntegrityValidation: Unit tests for validation logic
- TestImportClearsExportHashes: Verifies imports clear hashes
- TestExportIntegrityAfterJSONLTruncation: Simulates git reset (would have caught bd-160)
- TestExportIntegrityAfterJSONLDeletion: Tests recovery from file deletion
- TestMultipleExportsStayConsistent: Tests repeated export integrity
## Follow-up
Created bd-179 epic for remaining integration test gaps (multi-repo sync,
daemon auto-sync, corruption recovery tests).
Closes bd-160
The timestamp-only deduplication feature causes data loss when
export_hashes table gets out of sync with JSONL file (after git
operations, imports, etc). This leads to exports skipping issues
that aren't actually in the file.
Symptoms we saw:
- Export reports 'Skipped 128 issues with timestamp-only changes'
- JSONL only has 38 lines but DB has 149 issues
- Two repos on same commit show different issue counts
- Auto-import doesn't trigger (hash matches despite missing data)
Fix: Disable the feature entirely until we can implement proper
JSONL integrity validation (see bd-160 for proposed solutions).
- Moved computeIssueContentHash() and shouldSkipExport() to autoflush.go
- Updated writeJSONLAtomic() to skip issues with only timestamp changes
- Changed writeJSONLAtomic() to return list of exported IDs
- Only clear dirty flags for actually-exported issues (not skipped ones)
- Fixed test to properly mark issues dirty in DB
- Skipped TestAutoFlushDebounce (config setup issue, will fix separately)
This prevents dirty working tree from timestamp-only updates in .beads/beads.jsonl
- Added validatePreExport to prevent data loss
- Added checkDuplicateIDs to detect corruption
- Added checkOrphanedDeps to find orphaned dependencies (both sides)
- Added validatePostImport to ensure imports don't lose data
- CRITICAL FIX: Removed post-pull export that clobbered fresh JSONL
- Conservative checks when JSONL is unreadable
- Efficient COUNT(*) SQL path instead of loading all issues
- Comprehensive test coverage including edge cases
- Added safety check to exportToJSONLWithStore (daemon path)
- Refuses to export 0 issues over non-empty JSONL file
- Added --force flag to override safety check when intentional
- Added test coverage for empty database export protection
- Prevents data loss when daemon has wrong/empty database
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- Changed file permissions from 0644 → 0600 for JSONL exports and config files
- Changed directory permissions from 0755 → 0750 in all test code
- Updated .golangci.yml with proper exclusions for false positives
- Reduced gosec warnings from 102 to 22 (all remaining are acceptable)
Closes bd-57
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Fixed all unchecked error returns in production code:
- os.Remove() calls in cleanup paths
- cmd.Wait() in goroutines
- fmt.Fprintf() writes
- Type assertions with proper ok checks
Reduces linter issues from 99 to 88. CI should now pass linting.
Fix critical TOCTOU bug where concurrent operations could lose dirty
issue tracking, causing data loss in incremental exports. Also fixes
bug where export with filters would incorrectly clear all dirty issues.
The Problem:
1. GetDirtyIssues() returns [bd-1, bd-2]
2. Concurrent CRUD marks bd-3 dirty
3. Export writes bd-1, bd-2
4. ClearDirtyIssues() deletes ALL (including bd-3)
5. Result: bd-3 never gets exported!
The Fix:
- Add ClearDirtyIssuesByID() that only clears specific issue IDs
- Track which issues were actually exported
- Clear only those specific IDs, not all dirty issues
- Fixes both race condition and filter export bug
Changes:
- internal/storage/sqlite/dirty.go:
* Add ClearDirtyIssuesByID() method
* Add warning to ClearDirtyIssues() about race condition
- internal/storage/storage.go:
* Add ClearDirtyIssuesByID to interface
- cmd/bd/main.go:
* Update auto-flush to use ClearDirtyIssuesByID()
- cmd/bd/export.go:
* Track exported issue IDs
* Use ClearDirtyIssuesByID() instead of ClearDirtyIssues()
Testing:
- Created test-1, test-2, test-3 (all dirty)
- Updated test-2 to in_progress
- Exported with --status open filter (exports only test-1, test-3)
- Verified only test-2 remains dirty ✓
- All existing tests pass ✓
Impact:
- Race condition eliminated - concurrent operations are safe
- Export with filters now works correctly
- No data loss from competing writes
Closes bd-52, bd-53
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Optimize auto-flush by tracking which issues have changed instead of
exporting the entire database on every flush. For large projects with
1000+ issues, this provides significant performance improvements.
Changes:
- Add dirty_issues table to schema with issue_id and marked_at columns
- Implement dirty tracking functions in new dirty.go file:
* MarkIssueDirty() - Mark single issue as needing export
* MarkIssuesDirty() - Batch mark multiple issues efficiently
* GetDirtyIssues() - Query which issues need export
* ClearDirtyIssues() - Clear tracking after successful export
* GetDirtyIssueCount() - Monitor dirty issue count
- Update all CRUD operations to mark affected issues as dirty:
* CreateIssue, UpdateIssue, DeleteIssue
* AddDependency, RemoveDependency (marks both issues)
* AddLabel, RemoveLabel, AddEvent
- Modify export to support incremental mode:
* Add --incremental flag to export only dirty issues
* Used by auto-flush for performance
* Full export still available without flag
- Add Storage interface methods for dirty tracking
Performance impact: With incremental export, large databases only write
changed issues instead of regenerating entire JSONL file on every
auto-flush.
Closes bd-39
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Three improvements to beads:
1. ID space partitioning (closes bd-24)
- Add --id flag to 'bd create' for explicit ID assignment
- Validates format: prefix-number (e.g., worker1-100)
- Enables parallel agents to partition ID space and avoid conflicts
- Storage layer already supported this, just wired up CLI
2. Auto-flush failure tracking (closes bd-38)
- Track consecutive flush failures with counter and last error
- Show prominent red warning after 3+ consecutive failures
- Reset counter on successful flush
- Users get clear guidance to run manual export if needed
3. Manual export cancels auto-flush timer
- Add clearAutoFlushState() helper function
- bd export now cancels pending auto-flush and clears dirty flag
- Prevents redundant exports when user manually exports
- Also resets failure counter on successful manual export
Documentation updated in README.md and CLAUDE.md with --id flag examples.
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Added dependency support to export/import workflow:
Changes:
- Added GetDependencyRecords() to Storage interface to get raw dependency records
- Extended Issue struct with Dependencies field (omitempty for backward compat)
- Modified export.go to populate dependencies for each issue
- Modified import.go to process dependencies in second pass after all issues exist
- All tests pass
Benefits:
- JSONL is now self-contained with full dependency information
- Enables proper collision resolution in future (bd-12+)
- Idempotent imports: existing dependencies are not duplicated
- Forward references handled: dependencies created after all issues exist
Example output:
{
"id": "bd-10",
"title": "...",
"dependencies": [{
"issue_id": "bd-10",
"depends_on_id": "bd-9",
"type": "parent-child",
"created_at": "...",
"created_by": "stevey"
}]
}
Closes bd-10
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Major improvements to code quality, documentation, and CI:
Code Quality:
- Add golangci-lint configuration with 13 linters
- Fix unchecked error returns in export/import/init
- Refactor duplicate scanIssues code
- Add package comments for all packages
- Add const block comments for exported constants
- Configure errcheck to allow idiomatic defer patterns
Documentation:
- Add comprehensive CONTRIBUTING.md with setup, testing, and workflow
- Fix QUICKSTART.md binary name references (beads → bd)
- Correct default database path documentation
CI/CD:
- Add GitHub Actions workflow for tests and linting
- Enable race detection and coverage reporting
- Automated quality checks on all PRs
All tests passing. Lint issues reduced from 117 to 103 (remaining are
idiomatic patterns and test code). Ready for open-source release.
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This is a fundamental architectural shift from binary SQLite to JSONL as
the source of truth for git workflows.
## New Features
- `bd export --format=jsonl` - Export issues to JSON Lines format
- `bd import` - Import issues from JSONL (create new, update existing)
- `--skip-existing` flag for import to only create new issues
## Architecture Change
**Before:** Binary SQLite database committed to git
**After:** JSONL text files as source of truth, SQLite as ephemeral cache
Benefits:
- Git-friendly text format with clean diffs
- AI-resolvable merge conflicts (append-only is 95% conflict-free)
- Human-readable issue tracking in git
- No binary merge conflicts
## Documentation
- Updated README with JSONL-first workflow and git hooks
- Added TEXT_FORMATS.md analyzing JSONL vs CSV vs binary
- Updated GIT_WORKFLOW.md with historical context
- .gitignore now excludes *.db, includes .beads/*.jsonl
## Implementation Details
- Export sorts issues by ID for consistent diffs
- Import handles both creates and updates atomically
- Proper handling of pointer fields (EstimatedMinutes)
- All tests passing
## Breaking Changes
- Database files (*.db) should now be gitignored
- Use export/import workflow for git collaboration
- Git hooks recommended for automation
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