- Create internal/configfile package for config.json handling
- bd init now creates .beads/config.json with database, version, and jsonl_export fields
- Database discovery checks config.json first, falls back to beads.db
- Update .gitignore to not ignore config.json (part of repo state)
- Update test to expect beads.db and config.json
- Backward compatible with existing beads.db-only setups
- Add JSON format to daemon.lock with database path, version, PID, and timestamp
- Validate database path on client connection (fail if mismatch)
- Backward compatible with old plain-PID lock files
- Add comprehensive tests for JSON format and validation
- Update all lock acquisition callsites to pass database path
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- Added version validation on daemon startup
- Daemon checks bd_version metadata matches current version
- Clear error messages for version mismatches with 3 resolution options
- Auto-sets missing version metadata for old databases
- Added BEADS_IGNORE_VERSION_MISMATCH=1 override for emergencies
- Tested version mismatch detection, override flag, and missing metadata handling
- Changed bd init to always create beads.db instead of {prefix}.db
- Added migration logic to detect and rename old databases
- Updated findDatabaseInTree to prefer beads.db and warn on multiple .db files
- Daemon now refuses to start if multiple .db files exist (ambiguity error)
- Updated tests to expect beads.db instead of prefix-based naming
- Tested migration, ambiguity detection, and warning messages
- Add OpStatus operation and StatusResponse type to RPC protocol
- Add workspacePath and dbPath fields to Server struct
- Implement handleStatus() handler with daemon metadata
- Track last activity time with atomic.Value
- Add client.Status() method
- Check for exclusive locks via ShouldSkipDatabase()
- Update all test files to use new NewServer signature
- Add comprehensive status endpoint test
Closes bd-148
- Increase flush debounce from 1s to 30s (provides transaction window for batch operations)
- Increase daemon poll from 2s to 5s (reduces commit spam)
- Agents should run 'bd sync' at end of session to force immediate commit
- Prevents creating dozens of commits when making multiple issue changes
- Reduce flush debounce from 5s to 1s (BEADS_FLUSH_DEBOUNCE)
- Reduce daemon poll interval from 10s to 2s
- Makes issue changes sync much faster to JSONL and git
- bd-155: Add pre-import flush in daemon sync cycle to prevent deleted issues from being re-imported
- bd-155: Reduce default daemon polling interval from 5 minutes to 10 seconds
- bd-156: Fix hardcoded 'vc.db' - now properly detects existing .db files in local .beads/ directory
Common CLI pattern (git branch -a, docker ps -a, ls -a).
No-op since bd list already shows all issues by default,
but prevents error/retry cycles when agents reflexively use it.
- Set rpc.ServerVersion from Version in daemon startup
- Set rpc.ClientVersion from Version in main.go startup
- Eliminates need to manually update RPC versions
- Both now use 0.0.0 placeholder, overridden at runtime
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Add a new step to the onboarding workflow reminding AI agents to commit
the `.beads/issues.jsonl` file together with code changes. This ensures
issue state stays synchronized with code state, which is critical for
maintaining accurate project history and making issues meaningful when
reviewing past commits.
- Extracted auto-import logic from cmd/bd/main.go to internal/autoimport
- Removed global dependencies (store, dbPath) by using parameters
- Uses callback pattern (ImportFunc) for flexible import implementation
- Both CLI and daemon can now call auto-import after detecting staleness
- Added detailed ID remapping output for collision resolution
- Improved error reporting for parse failures
- All tests passing
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