@dylanpiercey/work 0.0.132 → 0.0.134

package/dist/{_Dud_1oT_.js → _wkybTEDR.js}

@@ -1005,7 +1005,7 @@ async function materializeWorkspace(id) {
 				repo.default_branch = defaultBranch;
 				db.prepare("UPDATE repos SET base_branch = ?, default_branch = ? WHERE workspace_id = ? AND full_name = ?").run(repo.base_branch, defaultBranch, id, repo.full_name);
 			}
-			(await import("./_B4-5M9y6.js")).muteAutoPush(repo.full_name, ws.branch);
+			(await import("./_CmQFz3S6.js")).muteAutoPush(repo.full_name, ws.branch);
 			await addWorkspaceWorktree(bare, path.join(ws.path, repo.worktree), ws.branch, repo.base_branch);
 			added.push(repo);
 		});
@@ -1490,16 +1490,16 @@ ${origin ? `- **Shared workspace:** \`${branch}\` is a lane on \`${origin}\`, an
   rebase onto it. Never push to \`${origin}\` itself. Once \`${origin}\` has
   landed and is gone from origin: \`git fetch --prune\`, rebase onto
   \`origin/<base>\`, and retarget the PR (\`gh pr edit --base <base>\`).
-` : ""}- **Branches:** stay on \`${branch}\` and keep pushing it: one open PR, more
+` : ""}- **Branches:** stay on \`${branch}\` and keep pushing it: one branch, more
   commits. After it lands, \`git fetch\` and reset \`${branch}\` to
   \`origin/<base>\` so the next change reuses this branch. Do not cut a
   \`${branch}-<topic>\` just to start the next piece of work.
   A topic lane is only for when \`${branch}\` must stay unmerged (a larger
-  change) and you need a second PR on top of it. Then push every repo's
+  change) and you need a second change on top of it. Then push every repo's
   workspace branch first, cut from the parent
   (\`git switch -c ${branch}-<topic> origin/${branch}\`), and keep the prefix.
-  Only two levels: never \`${branch}-a-b\`. Tooling finds PRs by that prefix,
-  so a branch named anything else is invisible: never invent one.
+  Only two levels: never \`${branch}-a-b\`. Tooling finds branches by that
+  prefix, so a branch named anything else is invisible: never invent one.
 - **Repos:**
 ${repoLines}
 - **Repo agents files:** you **MUST** read a repo's \`AGENTS.md\` (or
@@ -1507,16 +1507,17 @@ ${repoLines}
 - **No \`git stash\`:** every workspace using a repo shares one stash stack, so
   a pop can take another workspace's work. Commit as you go; uncommitted
   work isn't part of the review.
-- **Push:** \`git push -u origin HEAD\` in each repo, for review on GitHub.
-  Never commit on a base branch.
+- **Push:** \`git push -u origin HEAD\` in each repo — pushing the branch is
+  how work goes up for review. Never commit on a base branch.
 - **Rebase after merge:** when \`${branch}\` is still open and \`origin/<base>\`
   moves, rebase onto it. A squash-merge does not move the fork point, so the
   review keeps showing landed work until you do. On a topic lane, rebase onto
   \`${branch}\` when the parent moves; after the parent merges: \`git fetch
   --prune\`, rebase onto \`origin/<base>\`, and retarget (\`gh pr edit --base
   <base>\`).
-- **PRs:** the description covers only what is in the diff, a few sentences on
-  what changed and why. No verification logs or file-by-file detail. A topic
+- **PRs:** the user opens PRs; never open one unless they ask. When they do:
+  the description covers only what is in the diff, a few sentences on what
+  changed and why. No verification logs or file-by-file detail. A topic
   lane's PR is \`gh pr create --base ${branch}\`. GitHub will otherwise target
   the repo default, and the local review will disagree with the files tab.
 - **Ask \`work\` for facts:** the \`work\` CLI answers from the same data as
@@ -1639,7 +1640,7 @@ async function noteRemoteRef(fullName, branch, oid) {
 	if (await revParse(barePath(fullName), `refs/heads/${branch}`) !== oid) return;
 	rememberPushed(k, oid);
 	if (failures.delete(k)) {
-		const { pokeStatusWatch } = await import("./_DaZ1KKTE.js");
+		const { pokeStatusWatch } = await import("./_B-QvNFcB.js");
 		pokeStatusWatch();
 	}
 }
@@ -1704,7 +1705,7 @@ async function pushOnce(fullName, branch, bases) {
 }
 async function fail(k, why) {
 	failures.set(k, why);
-	const { pokeStatusWatch } = await import("./_DaZ1KKTE.js");
+	const { pokeStatusWatch } = await import("./_B-QvNFcB.js");
 	pokeStatusWatch();
 	return why;
 }