- Implemented daemon.lock using flock (Unix) and LockFileEx (Windows)
- Lock acquired before PID file, held for daemon lifetime
- Eliminates race conditions in concurrent daemon starts
- Backward compatible: falls back to PID check for old daemons
- Updated isDaemonRunning() to check lock availability
- All tests pass including new lock and backward compatibility tests
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- Added mergeResult struct to track operations (added vs skipped)
- Check if source issues already closed before attempting to close
- Track dependencies migrated vs already existed
- Count text references updated
- Display detailed breakdown of operations in output
- Updated help text to clarify idempotent behavior
- Added comprehensive tests for idempotent retry scenarios
* Fix autostart test to work in nix sandbox
* Break out a default.nix to make consuming this package easier
The flake is great for local development, but creates overhead and
duplication when pulling it in on another machine. With the default.nix,
the flake continues to work as before, but consumers can callPackage directly
with their own nixpkgs.
* Break out a default.nix to make consuming this package easier
The flake is great for local development, but creates overhead and
duplication when pulling it in on another machine. With the default.nix,
the flake continues to work as before, but consumers can callPackage directly
with their own nixpkgs.
The createClosedIssue helper was setting ClosedAt to time.Now(), but the
eligibility check uses '<= datetime(now, -0 days)'. This created a race
condition where if nanoseconds elapsed between issue creation and the
query, the issue would fail eligibility checks.
Changed to now.Add(-1*time.Second) to ensure issues are always eligible
when compact_tier1_days is set to 0 for testing.
Fixes bd-18
Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-bc303dd9-f0e7-4d52-8908-e433d429ac4a
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
Tests were connecting to test daemon but daemon routed to production DB via
findDatabaseForCwd(). Fixed by ensuring tests use isolated .beads directories
and change working directory to tmpDir.
Changes:
- bench_test.go: Added .beads subdir, chdir, and client.dbPath to setupBenchServer
- bench_test.go: Set dbPath for goroutine clients in BenchmarkConcurrentAgents
- comments_test.go: Refactored to use setupTestServer
- version_test.go: Fixed 4 tests to use setupTestServerIsolated with proper isolation
- rpc_test.go: Added setupTestServerIsolated() helper for custom test setup
Verified: RPC test suite runs with no database pollution (151→151 issues)
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Add //go:build bench tag to bench_test.go so benchmarks NEVER run
during normal 'go test'. They've polluted production DB multiple times.
Benchmarks only run with: go test -tags=bench -bench=.
Cleaned up 1013 test pollution issues (Agent X Issue Y, Version tests).
Back to 18 real open issues.
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Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
- Update bd update to use --acceptance instead of --acceptance-criteria
- Update MCP client to use --acceptance flag
- Simplify SKILL.md documentation now that both commands use same flag
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- Added OpExport/OpImport to RPC protocol
- Implemented handleExport() in daemon to export via RPC
- Modified sync command to use daemon export when available
- Prevents nil pointer dereference when daemon is running
- Falls back to direct mode if daemon unavailable
bd-50: Verified all counter sync fixes already implemented
- Import calls SyncAllCounters() after batch operations
- Delete operations sync counters properly
- Renumber resets and syncs counters correctly
- Daemon cache detects external DB changes via mtime
- Added comprehensive tests: TestCounterSyncAfterImport
bd-51: Cleaned up test pollution from production database
- Deleted bd-52 through bd-58 (manual test issues)
- Root cause was user error, not auto-flush bug
- Auto-flush working as designed
- Go tests properly isolated in temp directories
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Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
This commit fixes all 7 failing autoimport tests by correcting a bug
in import_shared.go where the function returned early when no issue
prefix was configured, preventing any imports from happening.
Changes:
- Fix early return bug in importIssuesCore (import_shared.go:85-121)
- Now continues with import even when prefix is not configured
- Only validates prefixes when a prefix is actually set
- Delete test issues bd-50 through bd-63 (14 cleanup issues)
All tests now pass:
✅ TestAutoImportMultipleCollisionsRemapped
✅ TestAutoImportAllCollisionsRemapped
✅ TestAutoImportExactMatchesOnly
✅ TestAutoImportNewIssuesOnly
✅ TestAutoImportIfNewer
✅ TestAutoImportNoCollision
✅ TestAutoImportClosedAtInvariant
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- Call SyncAllCounters() after DeleteIssue and DeleteIssues
- Change SyncAllCounters to use excluded.last_id (allows counter to decrease)
- Delete orphaned counter rows when no issues remain for a prefix
- Add comprehensive tests in counter_sync_test.go
Fixes the issue where deleting issues left counters at high values, causing
new issues to skip IDs. Now counters accurately reflect the max existing ID.
Closes bd-49
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- Created TestDatabaseIsolation in internal/rpc/isolation_test.go
- Single-issue test verifies test DB isolation works correctly
- Prevents repeat of stress test pollution incident
- Test passes cleanly without polluting production database
Closes bd-44
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- Deleted internal/rpc/stress_test.go (was polluting production DB)
- Removed 1002 test issues (Agent X Issue Y, Multi-ID tests)
- Back to 99 real issues from 1101 total
- Closes bd-48
The TestStressNoUniqueConstraintViolations test was creating 1000 test
issues in the project's real database instead of its temp database.
Root cause: The RPC client automatically sets req.Cwd to os.Getwd() when
not explicitly provided. The server's getStorageForRequest() then uses
findDatabaseForCwd() to locate and open the database for that working
directory. Since the test ran from the project directory, it discovered
and used .beads/bd.db instead of the temp database.
Fix: Change working directory to the temp directory before running the
test, so the client's automatic Cwd detection points to the temp .beads/
directory instead of the project's.
Also ensures .beads subdirectory exists in temp dir for proper discovery.
The daemon's handleCreate function was ignoring createArgs.Labels and
createArgs.Dependencies, causing labels and deps specified during issue
creation to be lost when using daemon mode.
Added label and dependency processing after issue creation to match
the direct mode behavior in cmd/bd/main.go.
Fixes: #101
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- Add dbMtime field to StorageCacheEntry to track DB file modification time
- Check mtime on cache hits and evict stale entries if DB changed externally
- Close and reopen storage when external modifications detected
- Fixes issue where daemon served stale data after direct DB operations
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Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
- Boundary-aware ID replacement (prevents wy-1 corrupting wy-10)
- Sort IDs by length descending before replacement
- Validate configured prefix is not empty
- Validate ID format before renaming (numeric suffix required)
- All critical issues from oracle review addressed
