paneltir 0.12.0 → 0.13.0

package/CLAUDE_MD_SNIPPET.md

@@ -68,6 +68,22 @@ library shared with other projects. Rules:
   orders waiting on Claude, each as a count that filters the board or opens the
   question when tapped — beside the health pills the project supplies. Nothing
   to do there draws one sentence instead of a row of noughts.
+- **A second problem found mid-card is fixed or filed, never a reason to
+  stop.** Small, reversible and inside what was already being touched: fixed in
+  the same pass. Anything larger becomes a card in `ideas` and the original work
+  carries on. And a detail a card does not specify is Claude's to choose — that
+  is the normal state of a card rather than a gap in it. Only `askme`, `explain`
+  and `hold` mean stop, and an undecided question holds back only the part of
+  the work that depends on it. A question that needs the owner is asked on the
+  board as a choice with `value: null`, where it outlives the conversation,
+  never as a session that stalls waiting for a reply.
+- **Two buttons write orders instead of acting.** *Ask for a version bump*
+  on the board writes a `version-bump-<date>` card: every target this project
+  ships moves up one version and one build, and they all end on the same pair
+  (build 18 / 1.0.18 → build 19 / 1.0.19). *Add a card asking Claude to
+  install it* on the Tools screen writes an `install-<tool>-<date>` card
+  carrying the settings snippet to merge. The panel runs nothing, so both are
+  requests for the next session, one open at a time per subject.
 - **The panel explains itself once.** New readers get a short guided tour the
   first time they open the board; each note is dismissed and stays dismissed.
   **Help** in the header reports what the panel needs — the password, the

package/INSTALL.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ identity** — never another project's.
    npm install paneltir
 
    # or, without npm access, straight from the repository:
-   # npm install github:daifukus/paneltir#v0.12.0
+   # npm install github:daifukus/paneltir#v0.13.0
    ```
 
    (Use the tag you were given; never install without pinning a version.)
@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ identity** — never another project's.
 
    ```bash
    npx paneltir version          # version, fingerprint, where it came from
-   npx paneltir check 0.12.0      # exits non-zero if that is not what is installed
+   npx paneltir check 0.13.0      # exits non-zero if that is not what is installed
    npx paneltir board            # read the board and say what is wrong with it
    ```
 

package/README.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ tag rather than a branch, so an unfinished push cannot reach a project:
 npm install paneltir
 
 # or, without npm access, straight from the repository:
-# npm install github:daifukus/paneltir#v0.12.0
+# npm install github:daifukus/paneltir#v0.13.0
 ```
 
 Installing from Git runs the `prepare` script, which builds `dist/`, so the

package/bin/paneltir.mjs

@@ -614,8 +614,25 @@ async function run(args) {
   // rendered at the bottom of the revisions log and fell outside the bell's
   // newest-first window — a record of work that read as the first thing ever
   // done here.
+  /*
+   * An id the board does not already have. The id used to be `run-<date>-<n>`
+   * with `n` the list's length, which is unique only while the list only ever
+   * grows: once it reaches the cap below and is trimmed, the length stops
+   * moving and every pass on the same day gets the same id. Two runs sharing
+   * an id is two React keys colliding in the revisions log, and one bell entry
+   * standing for both — mark the first seen and the second is silenced too,
+   * which is the fault `PanelNotification.id` warns about by name.
+   */
+  const used = new Set(board.runs.map((run) => run?.id))
+  let serial = board.runs.length + 1
+  let id = `run-${date}-${String(serial).padStart(3, '0')}`
+  while (used.has(id)) {
+    serial += 1
+    id = `run-${date}-${String(serial).padStart(3, '0')}`
+  }
+
   board.runs.push({
-    id: `run-${date}-${String(board.runs.length + 1).padStart(3, '0')}`,
+    id,
     date,
     by,
     summary,