Create reusable error handling helpers to reduce boilerplate and
enforce consistency across the codebase:
- FatalError(format, args...): writes "Error: ..." to stderr and exits
- FatalErrorWithHint(message, hint): includes actionable suggestion
- WarnError(format, args...): writes "Warning: ..." to stderr
Prototyped in create.go to validate the approach - converted 13 error
patterns and 5 warning patterns. This reduces code from:
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Error: %v\n", err)
os.Exit(1)
To simply:
FatalError("%v", err)
Also fixed countIssuesInJSONLFile reference after earlier refactoring.
See docs/ERROR_HANDLING.md for the three-pattern guideline.
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Created docs/PERFORMANCE_TESTING.md with comprehensive coverage of:
- Running benchmarks (make bench, make bench-quick)
- Running specific benchmarks
- Understanding benchmark output (ns/op, allocs/op)
- CPU profiling with pprof and flamegraphs
- Memory profiling
- User diagnostics (bd doctor --perf)
- Comparing performance with benchstat
- Optimization tips and common patterns
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- Clarify bd merge help text: git merge driver, not for duplicate issues
- Add Do I Need the Daemon section to DAEMON.md
- Add daemon overview section to QUICKSTART.md
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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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Steve Yegge