The JSON output from bd show now includes the dependency_type field
for both dependencies and dependents, enabling programmatic
differentiation between dependency types (blocks, related,
parent-child, discovered-from).
Implementation approach:
- Added IssueWithDependencyMetadata type with embedded Issue and
DependencyType field
- Extended GetDependenciesWithMetadata and GetDependentsWithMetadata
to include dependency type from SQL JOIN
- Made GetDependencies and GetDependents wrap the WithMetadata
methods for backward compatibility
- Added scanIssuesWithDependencyType helper to handle scanning with
dependency type field
- Updated bd show --json to use WithMetadata methods
Tests added:
- TestGetDependenciesWithMetadata - basic functionality
- TestGetDependentsWithMetadata - dependent retrieval
- TestGetDependenciesWithMetadataEmpty - edge case handling
- TestGetDependenciesWithMetadataMultipleTypes - multiple types
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When using `bd list --json`, each issue now includes:
- `dependency_count`: Number of issues this issue depends on
- `dependent_count`: Number of issues that depend on this issue
This provides quick access to dependency relationship counts without
needing to fetch full dependency lists or run multiple bd show commands.
Performance:
- Uses single bulk query (GetDependencyCounts) instead of N individual queries
- Overhead: ~26% for 500 issues (24ms vs 19ms baseline)
- Avoids N+1 query problem that would have caused 2.2x slowdown
Implementation:
- Added GetDependencyCounts() to Storage interface for bulk counting
- Efficient SQLite query using UNION ALL + GROUP BY
- Memory storage implementation for testing
- Moved IssueWithCounts to types package to avoid duplication
- Both RPC and direct modes use optimized bulk query
Tests:
- Added comprehensive tests for GetDependencyCounts
- Tests cover: normal operation, empty list, nonexistent IDs
- All existing tests continue to pass
Backwards compatible: JSON structure is additive, all original fields preserved.
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* Add .worktrees/ to .gitignore
Prevents git worktree contents from being tracked in the repository.
* Fix substring bug in dependency tree cycle detection
The cycle detection in GetDependencyTree() was using a simple substring
match which incorrectly flagged valid nodes as cycles. For example,
"bd-1" would be blocked because "bd-10" contains "bd-1" as a substring.
This bug affects any beads project where issue IDs contain each other as
substrings (BD-1/BD-10, ISSUE-1/ISSUE-10, etc).
Changed from:
AND t.path NOT LIKE '%' || i.id || '%'
To delimiter-aware checks that respect the → separator:
AND t.path != i.id
AND t.path NOT LIKE i.id || '→%'
AND t.path NOT LIKE '%→' || i.id || '→%'
AND t.path NOT LIKE '%→' || i.id
This ensures we only match complete issue IDs, not substrings.
Added TestGetDependencyTree_SubstringBug to demonstrate and prevent
regression of this issue. The test creates a chain from bd-10 to bd-1
and verifies all nodes appear in the dependency tree.
Discovered while testing dependency tree visualization with bd-1/bd-10.
- Add reverse parameter to GetDependencyTree interface
- Implement reverse SQL traversal (dependents vs dependencies)
- Add comprehensive test for reverse mode (TDD: test-first approach)
- Update existing test calls with reverse=false for backward compatibility
Reverse mode inverts tree direction to show dependents instead of dependencies:
- Normal: JOIN dependencies d ON i.id = d.depends_on_id (traverse UP)
- Reverse: JOIN dependencies d ON i.id = d.issue_id (traverse DOWN)
All storage tests passing. No regressions.
- Add --max-depth/-d flag with default of 50
- Wire flag through to store.GetDependencyTree()
- Add input validation (must be >= 1)
- Show inline '… [truncated]' markers on truncated nodes
- Update truncation warning to show actual depth used
- Add comprehensive tests (truncation, default depth, boundary cases)
- Update CLI docs and reference
Thanks to @yashwanth-reddy909 for the initial implementation in PR #87.
This commit completes the feature with full wiring, validation, tests, and docs.
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Implements bd-9: Allow users to view all paths through diamond dependencies
without deduplication. Useful for debugging complex dependency structures.
Changes:
- Added --show-all-paths flag to bd dep tree command
- Updated GetDependencyTree interface to accept showAllPaths parameter
- Modified deduplication logic to be conditional on flag
- Updated tests to pass new parameter
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- Remove type filter from cycle detection to check ALL dependency types
- Extract maxDependencyDepth=100 constant shared across AddDependency and DetectCycles
- Move cycle check before INSERT to avoid unnecessary write on failure
- Add comprehensive tests: self-dependency, related cycles, cross-type cycles
- Verify idx_dependencies_issue index exists for performance
Fixes bd-312. Prevents cross-type cycles (e.g., A blocks B, B parent-child A)
that previously hid work from ready list. Addresses oracle feedback for
proper implementation.
Fixed critical issues identified in code review:
- Fixed invalid Go version (1.25.2 → 1.21) in go.mod
- Fixed unchecked error in import.go JSON unmarshaling
- Fixed unchecked error returns in test cleanup (export_import_test.go, import_collision_test.go)
- Removed duplicate test code in dependencies_test.go via helper function
Added release infrastructure:
- Added 'bd version' command with JSON output support
- Created comprehensive CHANGELOG.md following Keep a Changelog format
- Updated README.md with clear alpha status warnings
All tests passing. Ready for public repository opening.
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This is a fundamental architectural shift from binary SQLite to JSONL as
the source of truth for git workflows.
## New Features
- `bd export --format=jsonl` - Export issues to JSON Lines format
- `bd import` - Import issues from JSONL (create new, update existing)
- `--skip-existing` flag for import to only create new issues
## Architecture Change
**Before:** Binary SQLite database committed to git
**After:** JSONL text files as source of truth, SQLite as ephemeral cache
Benefits:
- Git-friendly text format with clean diffs
- AI-resolvable merge conflicts (append-only is 95% conflict-free)
- Human-readable issue tracking in git
- No binary merge conflicts
## Documentation
- Updated README with JSONL-first workflow and git hooks
- Added TEXT_FORMATS.md analyzing JSONL vs CSV vs binary
- Updated GIT_WORKFLOW.md with historical context
- .gitignore now excludes *.db, includes .beads/*.jsonl
## Implementation Details
- Export sorts issues by ID for consistent diffs
- Import handles both creates and updates atomically
- Proper handling of pointer fields (EstimatedMinutes)
- All tests passing
## Breaking Changes
- Database files (*.db) should now be gitignored
- Use export/import workflow for git collaboration
- Git hooks recommended for automation
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