- Added human-readable uptime formatting (51m 59s vs 3119.4 seconds) - Fixed daemon stop race condition with SIGKILL - Added markdown docs for 19 commands: blocked, comments, compact, daemon, delete, dep, epic, export, import, label, list, quickstart, rename-prefix, renumber, reopen, repos, restore, stale, sync - Closed: bd-159, bd-152, bd-168 - Deleted test issues: bd-144, bd-145 Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-9f7c3fed-62de-4bcd-a059-8c1b77cdb841 Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>
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description: Renumber all issues sequentially
argument-hint: [--dry-run] [--force]
Renumber all issues sequentially to eliminate gaps in the ID space.
What It Does
- Renumber all issues starting from 1 (keeps chronological order)
- Update all dependency links (all types)
- Update all text references in descriptions, notes, acceptance criteria
- Show mapping report: old ID -> new ID
- Export updated database to JSONL
Usage
- Preview:
bd renumber --dry-run - Apply:
bd renumber --force
Risks
⚠️ Warning: This operation cannot be undone!
- May break external references in GitHub issues, docs, commits
- Git history may become confusing
- Backup recommended before running
Use sparingly - only when ID gaps are problematic.