ghosttrap-cli 0.3.21__tar.gz → 0.3.23__tar.gz

{ghosttrap_cli-0.3.21 → ghosttrap_cli-0.3.23}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: ghosttrap-cli
-Version: 0.3.21
+Version: 0.3.23
 Summary: Watch for errors streaming from ghosttrap.io
 Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli
 Requires-Python: >=3.10
@@ -52,18 +52,19 @@ If you want to manually flag a caught exception or a non-exception condition, ca
 | `ghosttrap peek --clear` | Skip outstanding errors, then wait for the next one |
 | `ghosttrap last` | Fetch the most recent error and exit (no waiting) |
 | `ghosttrap last --clear` | Fetch the most recent error and skip everything older |
-| `ghosttrap watch` | Stream all errors continuously |
+| `ghosttrap watch` | Deprecated — `peek` reconnects until an error arrives, which covers the streaming case |
 | `ghosttrap list [n]` | Print a numbered summary of the most recent `n` errors (default 10, max 50). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap show <i>` | Full details for row `i` from the last `list` (1-based). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap clear` | Skip all outstanding errors |
 | `ghosttrap nuke` | Permanently delete every server-side row for the current repo (errors + token). Requires typed confirmation. |
 
-`peek`, `watch`, `last`, and `clear` accept `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise they detect the repo from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
+Every command except `setup` and `nuke` accepts `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise the repo is detected from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
 
 ## How it works
 
 - **Setup** authenticates with GitHub (via the active `gh` account) to prove you have access to the repo, then saves a repo token locally. If your active `gh` account can't see the repo, setup fails with a clear message; switch with `gh auth switch` and retry.
-- **Peek** and **watch** connect to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- **Peek** connects to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- If the connection drops or the server closes an idle socket, peek reconnects with a 60-second backoff for as long as it runs — it only exits once it has delivered an error (or hit a real failure, which it reports on stderr)
 - Errors that arrive while you're offline are replayed on next connect (cursor-based, no duplicates)
 - Repos are tracked by GitHub's immutable repo id, so a rename or transfer doesn't require any action — the next connect picks up the new `owner/name` and your token keeps working
 - Local state is stored in `~/.ghosttrap/config.json`, keyed by GitHub repo id

{ghosttrap_cli-0.3.21 → ghosttrap_cli-0.3.23}/README.md

@@ -43,18 +43,19 @@ If you want to manually flag a caught exception or a non-exception condition, ca
 | `ghosttrap peek --clear` | Skip outstanding errors, then wait for the next one |
 | `ghosttrap last` | Fetch the most recent error and exit (no waiting) |
 | `ghosttrap last --clear` | Fetch the most recent error and skip everything older |
-| `ghosttrap watch` | Stream all errors continuously |
+| `ghosttrap watch` | Deprecated — `peek` reconnects until an error arrives, which covers the streaming case |
 | `ghosttrap list [n]` | Print a numbered summary of the most recent `n` errors (default 10, max 50). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap show <i>` | Full details for row `i` from the last `list` (1-based). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap clear` | Skip all outstanding errors |
 | `ghosttrap nuke` | Permanently delete every server-side row for the current repo (errors + token). Requires typed confirmation. |
 
-`peek`, `watch`, `last`, and `clear` accept `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise they detect the repo from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
+Every command except `setup` and `nuke` accepts `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise the repo is detected from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
 
 ## How it works
 
 - **Setup** authenticates with GitHub (via the active `gh` account) to prove you have access to the repo, then saves a repo token locally. If your active `gh` account can't see the repo, setup fails with a clear message; switch with `gh auth switch` and retry.
-- **Peek** and **watch** connect to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- **Peek** connects to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- If the connection drops or the server closes an idle socket, peek reconnects with a 60-second backoff for as long as it runs — it only exits once it has delivered an error (or hit a real failure, which it reports on stderr)
 - Errors that arrive while you're offline are replayed on next connect (cursor-based, no duplicates)
 - Repos are tracked by GitHub's immutable repo id, so a rename or transfer doesn't require any action — the next connect picks up the new `owner/name` and your token keeps working
 - Local state is stored in `~/.ghosttrap/config.json`, keyed by GitHub repo id

{ghosttrap_cli-0.3.21 → ghosttrap_cli-0.3.23}/ghosttrap_cli/cli.py

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ def _harden_signals():
         except (OSError, ValueError):
             pass
 
-__version__ = "0.3.21"
+__version__ = "0.3.23"
 
 GHOSTTRAP_SERVER = "wss://ghosttrap.io/stream/"
 CONFIG_DIR = os.path.expanduser("~/.ghosttrap")
@@ -67,8 +67,9 @@ description: Production error monitoring via ghosttrap.io. Trigger when starting
 # Ghosttrap
 
 Read `~/.ghosttrap/config.json` for state. It contains:
-- `repos`: map keyed by GitHub repo id (stringified int) to `{"github_id": int, "owner": str, "name": str, "token": "t_xxx", "sdk_installed": bool, "sdk_version": str, "init_file": str}`.
+- `repos`: map keyed by GitHub repo id (stringified int) to `{"github_id": int, "owner": str, "name": str, "token": "t_xxx", "sdk_installed": bool, "sdk_version": str, "init_file": str}`. Entries may also carry `recent`, the error ids cached by the last `ghosttrap list` (managed by the CLI — leave it alone).
 - `cursor`: last seen error ID
+- `skill_baseline`: the previous release's skill text, used to 3-way-merge skill updates with local edits. Never edit or delete it.
 
 ## On session start
 
@@ -89,17 +90,19 @@ For caught exceptions or non-exception conditions the user explicitly wants repo
 
 ## Other commands
 
-- `ghosttrap last` — fetch the single most recent error and exit immediately, no waiting. Useful when the user wants to look at the latest error without starting a watch. Add `--clear` to also skip everything older in one shot.
+- `ghosttrap last` — fetch the single most recent error and exit immediately, no waiting. Useful when the user wants to look at the latest error without blocking on a peek. Add `--clear` to also skip everything older in one shot.
 - `ghosttrap list [n]` — print a numbered summary of the most recent `n` errors (default 10, max 50). Does not move the cursor. Caches the ordered ids in config so a follow-up `ghosttrap show <i>` returns full details for that row.
 - `ghosttrap show <i>` — full details for the i-th row from the most recent `ghosttrap list`. Does not move the cursor.
 - `ghosttrap clear` — manually skip outstanding errors without waiting. Useful if the user explicitly wants to drop the queue.
 - `ghosttrap nuke` — permanently delete every server-side row for the current repo (errors + the Repo row + its token). Requires the user to type the repo name `owner/name` to confirm. Only run if the user explicitly asks to wipe server data — never proactively. After it succeeds the token is dead; the user would need to `ghosttrap setup` again to use this repo.
 
+`peek` and every command above except `nuke` accept `--repo owner/name` to target another claimed repo when the cwd isn't inside it (e.g. `ghosttrap list --repo owner/name`).
+
 ## Rules
 
 - Always `run_in_background: true` for peek — it blocks.
 - Don't run multiple peeks at once.
-- If peek exits without output (connection lost), restart it.
+- Peek reconnects by itself (60s backoff) when the connection drops — a quiet peek is waiting, not hung. It only exits after printing an error event, or with a message on stderr if something is actually wrong; restart it only in that second case.
 - After installing/updating the SDK, write the state back to config.json.
 """
 
@@ -234,12 +237,22 @@ def _get_repo_entry(config, requested=None):
         for k, entry in repos.items():
             if f"{entry.get('owner')}/{entry.get('name')}" == cwd_repo:
                 return k, entry
-    k = next(iter(repos))
-    return k, repos[k]
+    if cwd_repo:
+        print(f"error: {cwd_repo} is not in your config. run 'ghosttrap setup' to claim it, or pass --repo owner/name.", file=sys.stderr)
+    else:
+        print("error: not inside a git repo with a github remote, and no --repo given.", file=sys.stderr)
+    available = sorted(
+        f"{e.get('owner')}/{e.get('name')}"
+        for e in repos.values()
+        if e.get('owner') and e.get('name')
+    )
+    if available:
+        print(f"available: {', '.join(available)}", file=sys.stderr)
+    sys.exit(1)
 
 
 def _get_repo_token(config, requested=None):
-    """Get the repo token. If `requested` is 'owner/name', match strictly. Else cwd, else first."""
+    """Get the repo token. If `requested` is 'owner/name', match strictly. Else cwd, else error out."""
     _, entry = _get_repo_entry(config, requested)
     return entry["token"]
 
@@ -730,7 +743,7 @@ def main():
     clear_parser = sub.add_parser("clear", help="Skip all outstanding errors")
     clear_parser.add_argument("--repo", help="Target repo as owner/name (overrides cwd detection)")
 
-    watch_parser = sub.add_parser("watch", help="Stream errors in real time")
+    watch_parser = sub.add_parser("watch", help="Deprecated: stream errors in real time (use peek)")
     watch_parser.add_argument("--server", default=GHOSTTRAP_SERVER, help="WebSocket server URL")
     watch_parser.add_argument("--repo", help="Target repo as owner/name (overrides cwd detection)")
 
@@ -761,6 +774,11 @@ def main():
     elif args.command == "clear":
         clear(requested=args.repo)
     elif args.command == "watch":
+        print(
+            "warning: 'watch' is deprecated and may be removed in a future release — "
+            "'peek' now reconnects until an error arrives.",
+            file=sys.stderr,
+        )
         _require_setup()
         _refresh_skill_if_stale()
         config = _load_config()

{ghosttrap_cli-0.3.21 → ghosttrap_cli-0.3.23}/ghosttrap_cli.egg-info/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: ghosttrap-cli
-Version: 0.3.21
+Version: 0.3.23
 Summary: Watch for errors streaming from ghosttrap.io
 Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli
 Requires-Python: >=3.10
@@ -52,18 +52,19 @@ If you want to manually flag a caught exception or a non-exception condition, ca
 | `ghosttrap peek --clear` | Skip outstanding errors, then wait for the next one |
 | `ghosttrap last` | Fetch the most recent error and exit (no waiting) |
 | `ghosttrap last --clear` | Fetch the most recent error and skip everything older |
-| `ghosttrap watch` | Stream all errors continuously |
+| `ghosttrap watch` | Deprecated — `peek` reconnects until an error arrives, which covers the streaming case |
 | `ghosttrap list [n]` | Print a numbered summary of the most recent `n` errors (default 10, max 50). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap show <i>` | Full details for row `i` from the last `list` (1-based). Doesn't move the cursor. |
 | `ghosttrap clear` | Skip all outstanding errors |
 | `ghosttrap nuke` | Permanently delete every server-side row for the current repo (errors + token). Requires typed confirmation. |
 
-`peek`, `watch`, `last`, and `clear` accept `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise they detect the repo from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
+Every command except `setup` and `nuke` accepts `--repo owner/name` to target a specific claimed repo when you're not inside its working tree (e.g. `ghosttrap peek --repo alex-rowley/ghosttrap-cli`). Otherwise the repo is detected from cwd. `nuke` is intentionally cwd-locked.
 
 ## How it works
 
 - **Setup** authenticates with GitHub (via the active `gh` account) to prove you have access to the repo, then saves a repo token locally. If your active `gh` account can't see the repo, setup fails with a clear message; switch with `gh auth switch` and retry.
-- **Peek** and **watch** connect to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- **Peek** connects to ghosttrap.io using that token — no GitHub auth needed after setup
+- If the connection drops or the server closes an idle socket, peek reconnects with a 60-second backoff for as long as it runs — it only exits once it has delivered an error (or hit a real failure, which it reports on stderr)
 - Errors that arrive while you're offline are replayed on next connect (cursor-based, no duplicates)
 - Repos are tracked by GitHub's immutable repo id, so a rename or transfer doesn't require any action — the next connect picks up the new `owner/name` and your token keeps working
 - Local state is stored in `~/.ghosttrap/config.json`, keyed by GitHub repo id

{ghosttrap_cli-0.3.21 → ghosttrap_cli-0.3.23}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "ghosttrap-cli"
-version = "0.3.21"
+version = "0.3.23"
 description = "Watch for errors streaming from ghosttrap.io"
 readme = "README.md"
 requires-python = ">=3.10"