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Document bd pinned field bug in beads.Pin() (gt-o3is)

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Added comment explaining that the pinned field gets overwritten by
subsequent bd commands due to a bug in the beads auto-import logic.
The handoff bead attachment mechanism works correctly and is the
primary work assignment mechanism.

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Steve Yegge
2025-12-23 12:27:05 -08:00
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internal/beads/beads.go
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@@ -392,6 +392,10 @@ func (b *Beads) CloseWithReason(reason string, ids ...string) error {
// Pin pins an issue to an agent's hook. // Pin pins an issue to an agent's hook.
// This sets the pinned boolean field and optionally the assignee. // This sets the pinned boolean field and optionally the assignee.
// If agent is empty, only sets the pinned field. // If agent is empty, only sets the pinned field.
// NOTE: There's a known issue (gt-o3is) where the pinned field gets overwritten
// by subsequent bd commands due to a bug in beads auto-import logic.
// The handoff bead attachment mechanism works correctly and is the primary
// work assignment mechanism. The pinned field is cosmetic for bd hook visibility.
func (b *Beads) Pin(id string, agent string) error { func (b *Beads) Pin(id string, agent string) error {
args := []string{"--no-daemon", "pin", id} args := []string{"--no-daemon", "pin", id}
if agent != "" { if agent != "" {