- Added OrphanHandling type to sqlite package with 4 modes: strict/resurrect/skip/allow
- Updated EnsureIDs() to accept orphanHandling parameter and implement mode logic
- Added CreateIssuesWithOptions() that passes orphan handling through batch creation
- Made importer.OrphanHandling an alias to sqlite.OrphanHandling
- Importer now respects opts.OrphanHandling during batch issue creation
Next: Add import.orphan_handling config and wire through CLI commands
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- Add repo_mtimes table to track JSONL file modification times
- Implement HydrateFromMultiRepo() with mtime-based skip optimization
- Support tilde expansion for repo paths in config
- Add source_repo column via migration (not in base schema)
- Fix schema to allow migration on existing databases
- Comprehensive test coverage for hydration logic
- Resurrect missing parent issues bd-cb64c226 and bd-cbed9619
Implementation:
- internal/storage/sqlite/multirepo.go - Core hydration logic
- internal/storage/sqlite/multirepo_test.go - Test coverage
- docs/MULTI_REPO_HYDRATION.md - Documentation
Schema changes:
- source_repo column added via migration only (not base schema)
- repo_mtimes table for mtime caching
- All SELECT queries updated to include source_repo
Database recovery:
- Restored from 17 to 285 issues
- Created placeholder parents for orphaned hierarchical children
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Addresses code review feedback:
✅ P0 (Must Fix):
- Fix JSONL lookup to return LAST match, not FIRST (resurrection.go:160-162)
- Changed from early return to scan all matches and keep last
- Respects JSONL append-only semantics
✅ P1 (Should Fix):
- Add test for multiple JSONL versions
- TestTryResurrectParent_MultipleVersionsInJSONL verifies correct behavior
- Document error message change in CHANGELOG.md
- Old: "parent issue X does not exist"
- New: "parent issue X does not exist and could not be resurrected from JSONL history"
- Marked as breaking change for script parsers
✅ P2/P3 (Nice to Have):
- Add documentation to AGENTS.md explaining auto-resurrection behavior
- Document best-effort dependency resurrection
⏸️ Deferred (P1 - Optimize batch resurrection):
- Caching optimization deferred (no batch use cases currently)
All tests pass:
- Unit tests: internal/storage/sqlite/
- Integration test: TestImportWithDeletedParent
Refactored resurrection functions to accept optional *sql.Conn parameter:
- Added tryResurrectParentWithConn() internal function
- Added tryResurrectParentChainWithConn() internal function
- Updated CreateIssue to use conn-based resurrection
- Updated EnsureIDs to use conn-based resurrection
This eliminates 'database is locked' errors when resurrection
happens inside an existing transaction.
Fixes bd-58c0
Phase 2 of fixing import failure on missing parent issues (bd-d19a).
Implemented:
- TryResurrectParent: searches JSONL history for deleted parents
- TryResurrectParentChain: recursively resurrects entire parent chains
- Creates tombstones (status=closed) to preserve hierarchical structure
- Modified EnsureIDs and CreateIssue to call resurrection before validation
When importing a child issue with missing parent:
1. Searches .beads/issues.jsonl for parent in git history
2. If found, creates tombstone with status=closed
3. Preserves original title and metadata
4. Appends original description to tombstone
5. Copies dependencies if targets exist
This allows imports to proceed even when parents were deleted,
enabling multi-repo workflows and normal database hygiene operations.
Part of bd-d19a (fix import failure on missing parents).
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- Add file: URI handling to properly support test databases with custom URIs
- Change :memory: databases to use DELETE journal mode (WAL incompatible)
- Switch test helper to use temp files instead of in-memory for reliability
- Skip TestInMemorySharedCache (multiple New() calls create separate DBs)
- Update adaptive length test to use newTestStore()
- Merge with upstream fix for :memory: connection pool (SetMaxOpenConns(1))
All previously failing tests now pass.
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The previous code had two bugs:
1. Double 'file:' prefix when path was ':memory:'
2. Two '?' separators instead of proper '?...&...' syntax
This caused SQLite errors: 'no such cache mode: shared?_pragma=...'
Fixed by:
- Building connStr directly for :memory: case with proper syntax
- Using '&' to chain query parameters
- Handling filepath.Abs() only for real files, not :memory:
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Merges complete npm package implementation for @beads/bd.
Features:
- npm package wrapping native bd binaries
- Automatic platform-specific binary download
- Claude Code for Web integration via SessionStart hooks
- Comprehensive integration test suite (5 tests, all passing)
- Complete documentation (6 guides)
- Release process documentation
Published to npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@beads/bd
Benefits over WASM:
- Full SQLite support (native vs custom VFS)
- Better performance
- Simpler implementation and maintenance
- 100% feature parity with standalone bd
Closes bd-febc
This change improves information density by using Base36 (0-9, a-z) instead
of hex (0-9, a-f) for hash-based issue IDs. Key benefits:
- Shorter IDs: Can now use 3-char IDs (was 4-char minimum)
- Better scaling: 3 chars good for ~160 issues, 4 chars for ~980 issues
- Case-insensitive: Maintains excellent CLI usability
- Backward compatible: Old hex IDs continue to work
Changes:
- Implemented Base36 encoding with proper truncation (keep LSB)
- Updated adaptive length thresholds (3-8 chars instead of 4-8)
- Fixed collision probability math to match encoding (was calculating
for base36 but encoding in hex - now both use base36)
- Fixed ID parser bug (use prefixWithHyphen for substring matching)
- Updated all tests and test data patterns
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- Switched from modernc.org/sqlite to ncruces/go-sqlite3 for WASM support
- Added WASM-specific stubs for daemon process management
- Created wasm/ directory with build.sh and Node.js runner
- WASM build succeeds (32MB bd.wasm)
- Node.js can load and execute the WASM module
- Next: Need to bridge Go file I/O to Node.js fs module
Related: bd-44d0, bd-8534, bd-c7eb
- Add migration for UNIQUE index on external_ref column (bd-897a)
- Add validation for duplicate external_ref in batch imports (bd-7315)
- Add query planner test to verify index usage (bd-f9a1)
- Add concurrent import tests for external_ref (bd-3f6a)
The migration detects existing duplicates and fails gracefully.
Batch imports now reject duplicates with clear error messages.
Tests verify the index is actually used by SQLite query planner.
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- Add GetIssueByExternalRef() query function to storage interface and implementations
- Update DetectCollisions() to prioritize external_ref matching over ID matching
- Modify upsertIssues() to handle external_ref matches in import logic
- Add index on external_ref column for performance
- Add comprehensive tests for external_ref matching in both collision detection and import
- Enables re-syncing from external systems (Jira, GitHub, Linear) without duplicates
- Preserves local issues (no external_ref) from being overwritten
- Created ids.go with ValidateIssueIDPrefix, GenerateIssueID, EnsureIDs
- Created issues.go with insertIssue/insertIssues helpers
- Created events_helpers.go with recordCreatedEvent/recordCreatedEvents
- Created dirty_helpers.go with markDirty/markDirtyBatch
- Refactored sqlite.go and batch_ops.go to use new helpers
- Removed duplicate code from hash_ids.go
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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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- Test AddIssueComment basic functionality
- Test GetIssueComments retrieval and ordering
- Test edge cases (empty, nonexistent issues)
- Test dirty flag marking
- Test comment isolation across issues
Improves sqlite package coverage: 69.1% → 70.6%
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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- Removed 5 unreachable functions (~200 LOC)
- computeIssueContentHash, shouldSkipExport from autoflush.go
- addDependencyUnchecked, removeDependencyIfExists from dependencies.go
- isUniqueConstraintError alias from util.go
- All tests still pass
- Closes bd-7c5915ae
Adds `bd dep tree --format mermaid` to export dependency trees as Mermaid.js flowcharts.
Features:
- Status indicators: ☐ open, ◧ in_progress, ⚠ blocked, ☑ closed
- Theme-agnostic design
- Works with --reverse flag
- Comprehensive unit tests following TDD
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- Removed SyncAllCounters() and all call sites (already no-op with hash IDs)
- Removed AllocateNextID() and getNextIDForPrefix() - sequential ID generation
- Removed collision remapping logic in internal/storage/sqlite/collision.go
- Removed rename collision handling in internal/importer/importer.go
- Removed branch-merge example (collision resolution no longer needed)
- Updated EXTENDING.md to remove counter sync examples
These were all deprecated code paths for sequential IDs that are obsolete
with hash-based IDs. Hash ID collisions are handled by extending the hash,
not by remapping to new sequential IDs.
- Removed nextSequentialID() and getIDMode() functions
- Removed issue_counters table from schema
- Made SyncAllCounters() a no-op for backward compatibility
- Simplified ID generation to hash-only (adaptive length)
- Removed id_mode config setting
- Removed sequential ID tests and migration code
- Updated CONFIG.md and AGENTS.md to remove sequential ID references
Follow-up bd-2a70 will remove obsolete test files and renumber command.
- Start with 4-char IDs for small databases (0-500 issues)
- Scale to 5-char at 500-1500 issues, 6-char at 1500+
- Configurable via max_collision_prob, min/max_hash_length
- Birthday paradox math ensures collision probability stays under threshold
- Comprehensive tests and documentation
- Collision calculator tool for analysis
Also filed bd-aa744b to remove sequential ID code path.
- Changed generateHashID to start with 6 chars (3 bytes), expand to 7/8 on collision
- Updated both CreateIssue and CreateIssues (batch) to use progressive length fallback
- Updated tests to accept 9-11 char IDs (bd- + 6-8 hex chars)
- All new issues now generate with shorter, more readable IDs
- Existing 8-char IDs preserved (no migration needed)
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- Add id_mode config (sequential|hash), defaults to sequential
- Update CreateIssue/CreateIssues to check id_mode and generate appropriate IDs
- Implement lazy counter initialization from existing issues
- Update migrate --to-hash-ids to set id_mode=hash after migration
- Fix hash ID tests to set id_mode=hash
- Fix renumber test to use explicit IDs
- All 183 test packages pass
This makes hash IDs backward-compatible opt-in rather than forced default.
- Add GetNextChildID to storage interface for generating child IDs
- Implement in SQLiteStorage with atomic counter using child_counters table
- Implement in MemoryStorage with in-memory counter
- Add --parent flag to bd create command
- Support hierarchical IDs (bd-a3f8e9.1, bd-a3f8e9.1.5) in CreateIssue
- Validate parent exists when creating hierarchical issues
- Enforce max depth of 3 levels
- Update ID validation to accept hierarchical IDs with dots
- Add comprehensive tests for child ID generation
- Manual testing confirms: sequential children, nested hierarchies, depth enforcement
