Extract performExport() and performAutoImport() shared implementations:
- createExportFunc() and createLocalExportFunc() now use performExport()
with skipGit parameter
- createAutoImportFunc() and createLocalAutoImportFunc() now use performAutoImport()
with skipGit parameter
- createLocalSyncFunc() kept as-is (different flow from createSyncFunc)
Reduces daemon_sync.go by 89 lines (1003 -> 914) while maintaining
identical behavior and test coverage.
All existing tests pass. New shared functions use conditional logic
to skip git operations when skipGit=true, eliminating the need for
separate implementations.
When a clone gets reset (git reset --hard origin/main), the
git-history-backfill logic was incorrectly marking ALL issues as
deleted since they appeared in git history but not in the current
JSONL. This caused the entire database to be purged.
Fix:
- Add 50% threshold check: abort if git-history-backfill would delete
more than 50% of issues (likely a reset scenario, not deletions)
- Add warning when >10 issues would be deleted via backfill
- Print helpful message about manual deletion if needed
Test:
- Added TestMassDeletionSafetyGuard that simulates JSONL reset and
verifies the safety guard prevents mass deletion
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When importing JSONL that contains issues in the deletions manifest,
import now:
- Filters out deleted issues before import
- Prints per-issue warning with deletion details (date, actor)
- Shows count of skipped issues in summary
- Suggests --ignore-deletions flag to force import
The new --ignore-deletions flag allows importing issues that are in the
deletions manifest, useful for recovering accidentally deleted issues.
Fixes bd-4zy
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Previously, bd init blocked when JSONL existed with issues but no database,
telling users to run 'bd doctor --fix'. But doctor --fix just ran bd migrate
which requires an existing database - creating a circular dependency.
Now:
- bd init allows fresh clones (JSONL exists, no database) to proceed
- bd init creates the database and imports from JSONL automatically
- bd doctor --fix runs bd init (not migrate) when there's no database
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- Lower minimum hash length from 4 to 3 characters
- Update hash validation to support base36 (0-9, a-z) instead of just hex
- Require at least one digit to distinguish hashes from English words
- Fixes prefix extraction for hyphenated prefixes with 3-char hashes
e.g., 'document-intelligence-0sa' now correctly extracts 'document-intelligence'
- Add test cases for 3-char hashes with multi-part prefixes
- Resolves bd sync failures with 'prefix mismatch detected' errors
Adds a lightweight redirect mechanism that allows a stub .beads directory
to point to the actual beads location. This solves the workspace problem
where an AI agent runs in one directory but needs to operate on beads
stored elsewhere.
The redirect file is a simple text file containing a path (relative or
absolute) to the target .beads directory. Comments (lines starting with #)
are supported. Redirect chains are prevented - only one level is followed.
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