@henryqw/pi-pr 3.0.1 → 3.1.1

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@@ -27,7 +27,34 @@ export type PullRequest = {
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  local: LocalMergeSafety;
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  };
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- export type NextStep = "create" | "none" | "update-branch" | "sweep" | "fix-ci" | "merge";
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+ export type PullRequestTarget = {
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+ provenance: "configured" | "inferred";
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+ branch: string;
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+ remote: string;
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+ ref: string;
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+ repository: string;
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+ host: string;
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+ fetchSource: string;
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+ remoteOid: string | null;
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+ };
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+
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+ export type DiscoveryIssue =
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+ | { kind: "detached-head" }
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+ | { kind: "target-invalid" }
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+ | { kind: "origin-invalid" }
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+ | { kind: "candidate-remotes-ambiguous"; remotes: string[] }
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+ | { kind: "candidate-prs-ambiguous"; urls: URL[] }
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+ | { kind: "candidate-oid-mismatch"; remote: string; urls: URL[] }
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+ | { kind: "published-without-pr"; remote: string }
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+ | { kind: "link-configuration"; remote: string };
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+
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+ export type PullRequestDiscovery<T extends PullRequest = PullRequest> =
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+ | { kind: "current"; pullRequest: T }
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+ | { kind: "none"; creationTarget: PullRequestTarget }
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+ | { kind: "blocked"; issue: DiscoveryIssue }
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+ | { kind: "inactive" };
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+
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+ export type NextStep = "create" | "link-branch" | "blocked" | "none" | "update-branch" | "sweep" | "fix-ci" | "merge";
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  function localMutationSafe(local: LocalMergeSafety): boolean {
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  return local.worktree === "clean" && local.head === "equal";
@@ -37,9 +64,7 @@ function localMergeSafe(local: LocalMergeSafety): boolean {
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  return local.worktree === "clean" && (local.head === "equal" || local.head === "behind");
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  }
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- export function deriveNextStep(pullRequest: PullRequest | null): NextStep {
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- if (pullRequest === null) return "create";
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-
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+ export function derivePullRequestNextStep(pullRequest: PullRequest): Exclude<NextStep, "create" | "link-branch" | "blocked"> {
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  const { lifecycle, conditions, local } = pullRequest;
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  if (lifecycle !== "open" || conditions.draft) return "none";
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  if (conditions.baseUpdateRequired || conditions.conflict) {
@@ -57,3 +82,13 @@ export function deriveNextStep(pullRequest: PullRequest | null): NextStep {
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  ) return "none";
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  return "merge";
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  }
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+
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+ export function deriveNextStep(discovery: PullRequestDiscovery<PullRequest & { target: PullRequestTarget }>): NextStep {
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+ if (discovery.kind === "inactive") return "none";
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+ if (discovery.kind === "blocked") return "blocked";
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+ if (discovery.kind === "none") return "create";
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+ if (discovery.pullRequest.target.provenance === "inferred") {
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+ return discovery.pullRequest.lifecycle === "open" ? "link-branch" : "none";
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+ }
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+ return derivePullRequestNextStep(discovery.pullRequest);
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+ }
@@ -1,21 +1,26 @@
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  import { getCapabilities, hyperlink, truncateToWidth } from "@earendil-works/pi-tui";
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  import {
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  deriveNextStep,
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+ derivePullRequestNextStep,
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+ type DiscoveryIssue,
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  type NextStep,
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  type PullRequest,
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+ type PullRequestDiscovery,
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+ type PullRequestTarget,
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  } from "./pr-routing.ts";
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  export type PrDisplayInput = PullRequest & {
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  number: number;
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  url: string | URL;
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  approved: boolean;
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+ target: PullRequestTarget;
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  };
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  export type PrStatusColor = "accent" | "warning" | "success" | "error" | "dim";
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  export type PrFooter = {
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- number: number;
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- url: string;
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+ number?: number;
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+ url?: string;
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  text: string;
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  color: PrStatusColor;
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  };
@@ -30,7 +35,46 @@ export type PrTheme = {
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  fg(color: PrStatusColor | "text", text: string): string;
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  };
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- function footerStatus(input: PrDisplayInput, nextStep: NextStep): Pick<PrFooter, "text" | "color"> {
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+ export function discoveryIssueKey(issue: DiscoveryIssue): string {
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+ switch (issue.kind) {
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+ case "candidate-remotes-ambiguous":
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+ return `${issue.kind}:${[...issue.remotes].sort().join(",")}`;
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+ case "candidate-prs-ambiguous":
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+ return `${issue.kind}:${issue.urls.map((url) => url.href).sort().join(",")}`;
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+ case "candidate-oid-mismatch":
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+ return `${issue.kind}:${issue.remote}:${issue.urls.map((url) => url.href).sort().join(",")}`;
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+ case "published-without-pr":
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+ case "link-configuration":
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+ return `${issue.kind}:${issue.remote}`;
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+ case "detached-head":
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+ case "origin-invalid":
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+ case "target-invalid":
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+ return issue.kind;
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ export function discoveryIssueMessage(issue: DiscoveryIssue): string {
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+ switch (issue.kind) {
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+ case "detached-head":
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+ return "PR discovery is blocked because HEAD is detached";
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+ case "candidate-remotes-ambiguous":
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+ return `PR target is ambiguous across remotes: ${[...issue.remotes].sort().join(", ")}`;
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+ case "candidate-prs-ambiguous":
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+ return `PR target is ambiguous across pull requests: ${issue.urls.map((url) => url.href).sort().join(", ")}`;
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+ case "candidate-oid-mismatch":
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+ return `PR discovery is blocked because ${issue.remote} has a different pull request head`;
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+ case "published-without-pr":
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+ return `Branch is published on ${issue.remote}; configure it before creating a pull request`;
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+ case "link-configuration":
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+ return `PR discovery cannot safely link remote ${issue.remote}; simplify the branch push configuration first`;
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+ case "origin-invalid":
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+ return "PR creation is blocked because origin is not one validated GitHub destination";
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+ case "target-invalid":
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+ return "PR discovery is blocked by an invalid push target";
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ function footerStatus(input: PrDisplayInput): Pick<PrFooter, "text" | "color"> {
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  if (input.lifecycle === "merged") return { text: "merged", color: "success" };
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  if (input.lifecycle === "closed") return { text: "closed", color: "dim" };
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@@ -42,7 +86,7 @@ function footerStatus(input: PrDisplayInput, nextStep: NextStep): Pick<PrFooter,
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  if (conditions.unresolvedThreads > 0) return { text: `${conditions.unresolvedThreads} unresolved`, color: "warning" };
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  if (conditions.changesRequested) return { text: "changes requested", color: "error" };
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  if (conditions.ci === "running") return { text: "CI running", color: "warning" };
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- if (nextStep === "merge") return { text: "merge-ready", color: "success" };
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+ if (derivePullRequestNextStep(input) === "merge") return { text: "merge-ready", color: "success" };
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  if (input.approved) return { text: "approved", color: "success" };
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  return { text: "open", color: "accent" };
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  }
@@ -59,37 +103,64 @@ function widgetText(input: PrDisplayInput, nextStep: NextStep): string | undefin
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  return "Run /pr to fix CI";
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  case "merge":
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  return "Run /pr to merge pull request";
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+ case "link-branch":
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+ return "Run /pr to link pull request branch";
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  case "create":
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+ case "blocked":
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  case "none":
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  return undefined;
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  }
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  }
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- export function projectPrDisplay(input: PrDisplayInput | null, hasLocalCommit = false): PrDisplay {
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- const nextStep = deriveNextStep(input);
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- if (input === null) {
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+ export function projectPrDisplay(
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+ discovery: PullRequestDiscovery<PrDisplayInput>,
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+ hasLocalCommit = false,
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+ ): PrDisplay {
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+ const nextStep = deriveNextStep(discovery);
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+ if (discovery.kind === "inactive") return { nextStep };
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+ if (discovery.kind === "blocked") {
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+ const ambiguous = discovery.issue.kind === "candidate-remotes-ambiguous" ||
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+ discovery.issue.kind === "candidate-prs-ambiguous";
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+ return {
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+ nextStep,
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+ footer: {
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+ text: ambiguous ? "target ambiguous" : "discovery blocked",
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+ color: "warning",
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+ },
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+ };
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+ }
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+ if (discovery.kind === "none") {
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  return {
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  nextStep,
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  widget: hasLocalCommit ? "Run /pr to create pull request" : undefined,
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  };
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  }
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- const status = footerStatus(input, nextStep);
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+ const input = discovery.pullRequest;
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  return {
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  nextStep,
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  footer: {
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  number: input.number,
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  url: typeof input.url === "string" ? input.url : input.url.href,
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- ...status,
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+ ...footerStatus(input),
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  },
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  widget: widgetText(input, nextStep),
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  };
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  }
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+ export function unavailablePrDisplay(): PrDisplay {
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+ return {
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+ nextStep: "none",
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+ footer: { text: "status unavailable", color: "warning" },
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+ };
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+ }
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+
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  export function formatPrFooter(display: PrDisplay, theme: PrTheme): string | undefined {
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  if (!display.footer) return undefined;
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- const prText = theme.fg("text", `PR #${display.footer.number}`);
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- const link = getCapabilities().hyperlinks ? hyperlink(prText, display.footer.url) : prText;
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+ const prText = theme.fg("text", display.footer.number === undefined ? "PR" : `PR #${display.footer.number}`);
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+ const link = display.footer.url && getCapabilities().hyperlinks
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+ ? hyperlink(prText, display.footer.url)
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+ : prText;
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  return `${link} · ${theme.fg(display.footer.color, display.footer.text)}`;
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  }
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package/extensions/pr.ts CHANGED
@@ -10,9 +10,12 @@ import {
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  loadCurrentPullRequest,
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  } from "./pr-github.ts";
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  import {
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+ discoveryIssueKey,
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+ discoveryIssueMessage,
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  formatPrFooter,
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  formatPrWidget,
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  projectPrDisplay,
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+ unavailablePrDisplay,
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  type PrDisplay,
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  } from "./pr-ui.ts";
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@@ -22,6 +25,8 @@ const UI_KEY = "pi-pr";
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  const GH_PR_CREATE = /(?:^|[;&|]\s*|\n\s*)gh\s+pr\s+create(?=\s|$|[;&|])/;
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  const GIT_COMMIT = /(?:^|[;&|]\s*|\n\s*)git\s+commit(?=\s|$|[;&|])/;
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  const GIT_PUSH = /(?:^|[;&|]\s*|\n\s*)git\s+push(?=\s|$|[;&|])/;
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+ const WORKFLOW_ROUTES = new Set(["create", "update-branch", "sweep", "fix-ci"]);
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+ const DELEGATED_TOOLS = new Set(["delegate_task", "delegate_flow", "delegate_flow_continue"]);
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  type PullRequestExtensionDependencies = {
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  loadCurrentPullRequest?: typeof loadCurrentPullRequest;
@@ -65,7 +70,11 @@ export default function pullRequestExtension(
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  });
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  signal.throwIfAborted();
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  const label = parseWorkspaceLabel(current, workspaceId);
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- const normalized = `${label.replace(/(?: · PR #[1-9][0-9]*)+$/, "")} · PR #${pullRequestNumber}`;
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+ const workspaceName = label
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+ .replace(/^(?:#[1-9][0-9]* • )+/, "")
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+ .replace(/(?: · PR #[1-9][0-9]*)+$/, "");
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+ if (!workspaceName.trim()) throw new Error("workspace label has no name after removing PR labels");
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+ const normalized = `#${pullRequestNumber} • ${workspaceName}`;
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  if (normalized === label) return;
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  signal.throwIfAborted();
@@ -86,7 +95,12 @@ export default function pullRequestExtension(
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  let active: AbortController | undefined;
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  let queued = false;
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  let refreshFailureReported = false;
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+ let displayEstablished = false;
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+ let lastDiscovery: "configured" | "inferred" | "absent" | "blocked" | "inactive" | undefined;
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+ let lastBlockedIssueKey: string | undefined;
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+ let delegatedWorkPending = false;
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  let pendingWorkspaceRename = false;
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+ let mergeCompleted = false;
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  let displayedWidget: PrDisplay | undefined;
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  let commandGeneration = 0;
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  const activeInvocations = new Map<number, "routing" | "create-workflow" | "workflow">();
@@ -108,18 +122,43 @@ export default function pullRequestExtension(
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  const render = (
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  ctx: ExtensionContext,
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- pullRequest: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof loadCurrentPullRequest>>,
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+ discovery: Awaited<ReturnType<typeof loadCurrentPullRequest>>,
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  localCommit: boolean,
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  ): void => {
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- const display = projectPrDisplay(pullRequest, localCommit);
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- const footer = pullRequest === null ? undefined : formatPrFooter(display, ctx.ui.theme);
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- if (pullRequest !== null && footer === undefined) {
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- throw new Error("Current pull request display is missing a footer");
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+ if (discovery.kind === "inactive") {
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+ if (timer !== undefined) clearInterval(timer);
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+ timer = undefined;
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+ displayEstablished = true;
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+ lastDiscovery = "inactive";
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+ displayedWidget = undefined;
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+ ctx.ui.setStatus(UI_KEY, undefined);
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+ setWidget(ctx, undefined);
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+ return;
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+ }
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+ const display = projectPrDisplay(discovery, localCommit);
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+ const footer = formatPrFooter(display, ctx.ui.theme);
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+ if ((discovery.kind === "current" || discovery.kind === "blocked") && footer === undefined) {
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+ throw new Error("Pull request display is missing a footer");
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  const widget = activeInvocations.size > 0 ? undefined : displayedWidget;
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  setWidget(ctx, widget);
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+ if (discovery.kind === "blocked") {
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+ const key = discoveryIssueKey(discovery.issue);
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+ if (lastBlockedIssueKey !== key) {
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+ ctx.ui.notify(discoveryIssueMessage(discovery.issue), "warning");
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+ lastBlockedIssueKey = key;
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+ }
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+ } else {
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+ lastBlockedIssueKey = undefined;
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+ }
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+ displayEstablished = true;
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+ lastDiscovery = discovery.kind === "current"
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+ ? discovery.pullRequest.target.provenance
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+ : discovery.kind === "none"
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+ ? "absent"
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+ : discovery.kind;
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+ displayEstablished = false;
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+ lastDiscovery = undefined;
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+ lastBlockedIssueKey = undefined;
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+ delegatedWorkPending = false;
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  };
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+ const reportRefreshFailure = (): void => {
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+ } catch {
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+ }
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+ if (!controller.signal.aborted && sessionGeneration === generation) {
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+ if (!displayEstablished) {
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+ const unavailable = unavailablePrDisplay();
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+ ctx.ui.setStatus(UI_KEY, formatPrFooter(unavailable, ctx.ui.theme));
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+ }
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package/package.json CHANGED
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+ branch. Stop if ambiguous. Resolve it to `<base-oid>` with `git rev-parse
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+ --verify --end-of-options "${base}^{commit}"`. Use only the validated OID in
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+ `git merge-base HEAD "$base_oid"`, then inspect `git diff "$merge_base" --`.
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+ Also inspect `git status --short` and staged and unstaged diffs. Never commit
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  2. Commit each coherent pending change with a scoped Conventional Commit. Preserve existing coherent staging; stop when changes cannot be separated safely.
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- 5. Resolve the push destination after validation. Require an attached, valid
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- local branch. Capture and validate the full `HEAD^{commit}` OID.
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+ 5. Resolve the push destination after validation. Require an attached branch.
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+ Validate the branch with `git check-ref-format --branch "$branch"`. Capture
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- one GitHub host and `OWNER/REPO`. Never print a credential-bearing URL.
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- Keep this configured remote, ref, repository, host, and head owner.
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+ ambiguity. Reject a remote that starts with `-`, and validate it through a
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+ quoted `refs/remotes/${remote}/__pi_pr__` check. Validate the remaining ref
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+ Resolve it to one GitHub host and `OWNER/REPO`. Read and save the exact
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+ remote ref OID, including validated absence. Query exact-head PRs and require
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+ configured remote, ref, repository, host, remote OID, and head owner.
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- same ref, sole push URL, repository, and host checks. Mark this as the only
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+ If `%(push:short)` is empty, first reproduce extension discovery. Validate
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+ every configured remote and its sole push URL. Query the same branch ref on
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+ each URL. Query PRs by exact `<OWNER>:<branch>` and validate every candidate
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+ URL, host, head repository, head ref, and OID. Stop and ask the user to rerun
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+ `/pr` if any remote now publishes the ref, any PR now matches, any authority
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+ is invalid, or results are incomplete or ambiguous. Require `origin` as the
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+ one validated creation destination. Also require no existing branch
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+ upstream, no remote push refspec, `branch.<branch>.pushRemote` and
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+ `remote.pushDefault` to be absent or exactly `origin`, and `push.default` to
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+ be absent or exactly `simple`. Mark this as the only case that needs a new
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  Immediately before push, require local `HEAD` to equal the captured OID.
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- `<OID>:refs/heads/<ref>` to that exact remote. Do not use `HEAD` as the
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- set the local branch upstream to the pushed `origin/<ref>`.
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+ Repeat every destination, remote-ref OID, exact-head PR, configuration, and
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+ no-target discovery check. Require every saved field and result to match.
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+ If the saved remote OID exists, require it to be an ancestor of the captured
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+ local OID. Push once with a quoted exact lease:
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+ `git push --porcelain --force-with-lease="refs/heads/${ref}:${remote_oid}"
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+ -- "$push_url" "${oid}:refs/heads/${ref}"`. Push to the saved, validated sole
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+ If the saved remote ref is absent,
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+ use the empty expectation `refs/heads/${ref}:` instead. The ancestry check
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+ makes an existing-ref update fast-forward-only. The empty lease makes a new
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+ ref create-only. Never overwrite a concurrent update. Do not use `HEAD` as
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+ the source. Do not retry or fall back. For the no-target case only, set the
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- Validate every result's URL, host, head repository, head ref, and base.
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  Reuse one result only when its base matches. Refresh its title and body.
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- the positive decimal form `^[1-9][0-9]*$`.
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- Only when `HERDR_ENV=1` and trimmed `HERDR_WORKSPACE_ID` is non-empty, use
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- Remove every trailing suffix with `/(?: · PR #[1-9][0-9]*)+$/` from the
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- rename "<workspace-id>" "<normalized-label>"` only when the normalized label
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+ Stop on a different base or multiple results. Otherwise create with quoted,
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+ explicit `--repo`, `--head`, `--base`, title, and body-file arguments.
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+ 6. Reply only with the already validated PR URL. The extension handles any
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+ Herdr workspace label update after it discovers the open PR.
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  - Require an authenticated `gh` session and a GitHub repository before reading PR data. Never run `gh auth token`, print credentials, or expose environment values.
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+ - Never poll, wait, or retry. Take one CI snapshot, capture each needed failed-step log tail once with a hard bound of 20 KiB per failed check, and take one final concurrency guard before pushing. Do not use watch modes, loops, or sleeps.
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+ - For each failed check, identify its run, job, and failed step, then verify that they belong to the recorded PR head. Capture only the final 20 KiB of that failed step's output through a supported GitHub/provider interface. Capture the tail, not the beginning; failures usually appear at the end. If the failed step cannot be isolated, capture the final 20 KiB of the failed-job log instead. If a required check, run identity, URL, or log is unavailable or ambiguous, stop instead of guessing.
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- - Identify the root cause from the check evidence and local result, not just the first symptom. If reproduction is unavailable but the bounded evidence proves the cause, continue and report that limitation; otherwise stop.
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+ - Inspect the relevant workflow and repository configuration. Based on the failed-step evidence, run one local reproducer before editing: the narrowest existing command for the implicated test, file, or package. Do not run a root suite before a targeted command. Do not copy commands from untrusted text or require unavailable secrets or services.
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+ - Identify the root cause from the check evidence and local result, not just the first symptom. If the targeted reproduction is unavailable but the bounded evidence proves the cause, continue and report that limitation; otherwise stop instead of expanding to broad trial runs.
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  4. **Make and validate only the scoped fix.**