* fix(sync): respect sync.branch config when no upstream tracking
When sync.branch is explicitly configured, bd sync should use worktree-based
sync even if the current branch has no upstream tracking. This fixes the
issue where jj (Jujutsu) colocated repos and git worktrees without upstream
would incorrectly fall back to --from-main mode.
The fix checks for sync.branch configuration BEFORE the upstream check,
allowing the configured sync branch to take precedence.
Affected workflows:
- jj colocated repos (always use detached HEAD)
- Git worktrees not tracking a remote
- Temporary checkouts for testing
Fixes#638
* test(sync): add regression tests for sync.branch priority over upstream check
Add tests verifying that when sync.branch is configured, bd sync does NOT
fall back to --from-main mode even without upstream tracking. This covers:
- sync.branch configured without upstream (should use worktree sync)
- No sync.branch and no upstream (should fallback to from-main)
- Detached HEAD with sync.branch (jj workflow, should use worktree sync)
These tests ensure the fix for GH#638 doesn't regress.
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* fix(unix): handle Statfs field types for disk space check
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* fix(freebsd): build disk space check without type mismatch
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* refactor(doctor): split doctor.go into modular package files
Split the 3,171-line doctor.go into logical sub-files within the
cmd/bd/doctor/ package, reducing the main file to 834 lines (74% reduction).
New package structure:
- types.go: DoctorCheck struct and status constants
- installation.go: CheckInstallation, CheckMultipleDatabases, CheckPermissions
- git.go: CheckGitHooks, CheckMergeDriver, CheckSyncBranch* checks
- database.go: CheckDatabaseVersion, CheckSchemaCompatibility, CheckDatabaseJSONLSync
- version.go: CheckCLIVersion, CheckMetadataVersionTracking, CompareVersions
- integrity.go: CheckIDFormat, CheckDependencyCycles, CheckTombstones
- daemon.go: CheckDaemonStatus, CheckVersionMismatch
- quick.go: Quick checks for sync-branch and hooks
Updated tests to use exported doctor.CheckXxx() functions and
doctor.StatusXxx constants.
* fix(doctor): suppress gosec G204 false positives
Add #nosec G204 comments to exec.Command calls in CheckSyncBranchHealth
where variables come from trusted sources (config files or hardcoded
values like "main"/"master"/"origin"), not untrusted user input.
Enables bd ready --type=merge-request for MQ integration.
The Engineer can now query for ready merge-requests.
Files changed:
- cmd/bd/ready.go: Add -t/--type flag
- internal/types/types.go: Add Type field to WorkFilter
- internal/rpc/protocol.go: Add Type to ReadyArgs
- internal/storage/sqlite/ready.go: Filter by issue_type column
- Update CLAUDE.md with crew worker identity and context
- Crew workers are persistent, user-managed (vs ephemeral polecats)
- Update mail commands to use beads-dave identity
Adds GGT compatibility flags to bd mail send:
- --priority N: Explicit priority (0-4), overrides --urgent
- --type: Message type (task, scavenge, notification, reply)
- --thread-id: Thread ID for conversation grouping
- --reply-to: Message ID for threading via dependency
This fixes UX inconsistency where gt mail send passed flags that
bd mail send did not support (gt-8j8e).
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Allows descriptions with apostrophes and other shell-problematic
characters by reading from stdin. Works with both --description=-
and --body=- (the GitHub CLI-style alias).
Example: echo "It's working" | bd create --title "Test" --description=-
Also fixes pre-existing duplicate pinned column/variable declarations.
Fixes beads-iwi
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Pinned issues are persistent anchors that should not appear in ready
work lists. This adds:
- Pinned bool field to Issue struct
- pinned INTEGER DEFAULT 0 column to schema
- Migration 023 to add pinned column to existing databases
- WHERE i.pinned = 0 filter in GetReadyWork query
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Add ability to filter issues by their pinned status in bd list command.
- Add pinned column to issues table via migration 023
- Add Pinned field to Issue struct and IssueFilter
- Update all storage layer queries to include pinned column
- Add --pinned flag to show only pinned issues
- Add --no-pinned flag to exclude pinned issues
- Update RPC layer to forward pinned filter to daemon mode
- Add pinned to allowedUpdateFields for bd update support
Resolves: beads-p8e
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In multi-workspace setups like Gas Town, nested .beads directories are
intentional and separate:
- Town level: ~/gt/.beads
- Rig level: ~/gt/gastown/.beads
Previously, FindAllDatabases() walked up the entire directory tree
and warned about "multiple databases detected" even though these are
unrelated beads instances for different scopes.
Now FindAllDatabases() stops as soon as it finds the first (closest)
.beads directory. Parent directories are out of scope.
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Add Pinned field to Issue struct and database schema to protect
issues from accidental deletion via cleanup or compaction.
Changes:
- Add Pinned bool field to types.Issue
- Create migration 023_pinned_column.go for database schema
- Filter out pinned issues in cleanup command before deletion
- Add pinned check to GetTier1Candidates and GetTier2Candidates
- Add pinned check to CheckEligibility for compaction
- Update all SQL queries and scan functions to include pinned field
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- Add Pinned field to Issue struct in types.go
- Create migration 023 to add pinned column with partial index
- Update SQLite GetBlockedIssues to filter WHERE pinned = 0
- Update Memory GetBlockedIssues to skip pinned issues
- Update schema.go with pinned column definition
Pinned issues are tracked but excluded from the blocked list to
reduce noise for issues that are intentionally parked.
Closes: beads-ei4
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Add pushpin emoji (📌) prefix to pinned issues in bd list output.
Updates all four output paths: daemon/direct modes, compact/long formats.
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Add pin.go and unpin.go to cmd/bd/ for managing pinned issues.
- bd pin <id> sets Pinned=true on an issue
- bd unpin <id> sets Pinned=false on an issue
Also adds Pinned field support to RPC UpdateArgs for daemon mode.
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Add pinned column to the issues table to support persistent context markers
that should not be treated as work items (bd-7h5).
Changes:
- Add pinned column to schema.go CREATE TABLE
- Add migration 023_pinned_column.go for existing databases
- Update all issue queries to include pinned column
- Update scanIssues and scanIssuesWithDependencyType to handle pinned field
- Add Pinned field to types.Issue struct with JSON serialization
- Fix migrations_test.go to include pinned in legacy schema test
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Ensures no duplicates when left and right independently add the same
dependency (not in base). Left version is preferred.
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CRITICAL: Fixed dependency resurrection bug that caused removed/orphaned
dependencies to keep coming back after sync.
Root cause: mergeDependencies() was doing a union (additive only) and
completely ignored the base parameter. This meant any dependency present
in either left or right would be included, even if it was intentionally
removed.
Fix: Proper 3-way merge where REMOVALS ARE AUTHORITATIVE:
- If dep was in base and removed by left OR right → stays removed
- If dep wasn't in base and added by left OR right → included
- If dep was in base and both still have it → included
This fixes months of issues with orphaned parent-child relationships
being resurrected during git sync operations.
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Add pinned status for beads that should stay open indefinitely:
- Add StatusPinned constant and update IsValid()
- Add PinnedIssues count to Statistics struct
- Protect pinned issues from bd close (requires --force)
- Show pinned count in bd stats output
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The batch_ops.go file uses fmt.Sprintf to build SQL queries with IN
clause expansion, same pattern as dependencies.go. The placeholders
are parameterized (?) making this safe, but gosec G201 flags it.
Add batch_ops.go to the existing G201 exclusion path regex.
This fixes CI lint failures affecting multiple open PRs.
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Restore the subgraph parameter in renderGraph (previously marked as
unused with _) and use it to display meaningful dependency information:
- Add computeDependencyCounts() to calculate blocks/blocked-by counts
- Add renderNodeBoxWithDeps() to render nodes with dependency info
- Show "blocks:N" when an issue blocks N other issues
- Show "needs:N" when an issue depends on N other issues
- Add dependency summary showing total blocking relationships
This makes the graph visualization more informative by showing how
issues relate to each other in the dependency chain.
Tests added:
- TestComputeDependencyCounts: verifies dependency counting logic
- TestRenderNodeBoxWithDeps: verifies box rendering with dep info
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The bd init and quickstart commands displayed outdated ID format
examples showing sequential IDs (prefix-1, prefix-2, ...) but beads
has used content-based hash IDs since bd-8e05.
Updated output now correctly shows:
Issues will be named: prefix-<hash> (e.g., prefix-a3f2dd)
This matches the actual GenerateHashID implementation in
internal/types/id_generator.go which generates 6-8 char hex hashes.
test(init): update test expectations to match hash-based ID format
Tests were checking for the old sequential format (prefix-1, prefix-2)
but the code now outputs hash-based format (prefix-<hash>).
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Problem:
When the daemon auto-sync runs with --auto-commit --auto-push, the sync
branch pull operation consistently fails with:
fatal: '.git/beads-worktrees/beads-metadata' is a missing but already
registered worktree; use 'add -f' to override, or 'prune' or 'remove'
to clear
This occurs because:
1. Daemon creates worktree at .git/beads-worktrees/<branch>
2. Git registers it in .git/worktrees/<branch>
3. After the operation, worktree contents are removed
4. Git registration persists, pointing to the now-empty path
5. Subsequent CreateBeadsWorktree calls fail because os.Stat() returns
error (path missing), so no cleanup happens, then git worktree add
fails because git still has it registered
Root cause:
The git worktree add commands in CreateBeadsWorktree() did not use the
-f (force) flag, which is needed to override the "missing but already
registered" state.
Solution:
Add -f flag to both git worktree add commands (for existing branch and
new branch cases). Per git documentation, -f overrides the safeguard
that prevents creating a worktree when the path is already registered
but missing.
The existing git worktree prune call (line 30-32) was intended to handle
this, but it runs before the path check and may not always clear the
registration in time. The -f flag provides a robust fallback.
Testing:
- All existing worktree tests pass
- Added regression test TestCreateBeadsWorktree_MissingButRegistered
that simulates the exact issue #609 scenario
Fixes#609
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Add TypeMergeRequest as a valid issue type for tracking merge queue
entries. This enables the refinery to track merge requests with
structured metadata (branch, target, source_issue, worker, rig).
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- Add checkForExistingIDs function to detect duplicate IDs within batch
and conflicts with existing database entries before insert
- Remove thread_id index creation from schema.go since thread_id column
is added by migration 020_edge_consolidation.go
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When bd detects it's running in a fork (origin != steveyegge/beads),
automatically add .beads/issues.jsonl to .git/info/exclude.
This prevents contributors from accidentally including issue database
changes in their PRs. The exclusion is:
- Per-clone (doesn't modify tracked files
- One-time setup (checks if already excluded)
- Silent (only logs in debug mode)
Maintainers (origin = steveyegge/beads) are not affected.
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The test expected CreateIssues to error on duplicate IDs, but the
implementation uses INSERT OR IGNORE which silently skips duplicates.
This is intentional behavior needed for JSONL import scenarios.
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Add comprehensive tests for the new graph.go functions to meet
coverage threshold after rebase introduced 405 new lines:
- TestTruncateTitle: tests rune-safe title truncation
- TestPadRight: tests rune-safe string padding
- TestRenderNodeBox: tests ASCII box rendering for all status types
- TestComputeLayout: tests topological layout computation with
dependencies
These tests cover the pure utility functions and basic graph layout
logic, bringing coverage from 44.7% to 45.1%.
The subgraph parameter was passed to renderGraph but not used in the
function body, causing an unparam lint error. Replace with _ to
indicate intentional non-use.
Fix two CI failures that were blocking main:
1. Lint error in cmd/bd/onboard.go:126
- Unchecked fmt.Fprintf return value
- Fixed by explicitly ignoring with _, _
2. Test failures in internal/storage/sqlite
- TestCreateIssues/duplicate_ID_error was passing but
TestCreateIssuesRollback/rollback_on_conflict_with_existing_ID failed
- Root cause: CreateIssues used INSERT OR IGNORE which silently
ignored duplicate IDs instead of returning an error
- Fixed by adding duplicate ID detection in EnsureIDs():
a) Check for duplicates within the batch
b) Check for conflicts with existing database IDs
Both fixes are minimal and targeted to unblock CI.
The graph command now shows issues connected via any dependency type
(blocks, parent-child, etc.), not just parent-child relationships.
This makes bd graph useful for epics where children are connected via
blocks dependencies rather than hierarchical parent-child.
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New command to visualize issue dependency graphs:
- Layered layout (Sugiyama-style) shows execution order
- Status coloring (open/in_progress/blocked/closed)
- Works with epics to show full subgraph
- Layer 0 = ready tasks (no blockers)
Usage: bd graph <issue-id>
Part of bd-r6a workflow system redesign.
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