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A run that finds its issue already done on main says which commit did it, and the asker closes it instead of the crew parking it #1227

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A run that declines with "already done on main in `<commit>`" now ends as its own outcome instead of a park. The issue then shows a "Done on main in `<commit>`, waiting for you to close it" line with a Close button. Typecheck is clean. I could not run the HTTP half of the tests here, because the sandbox blocks the unix socket the test server needs. That covers the issue page showing the line, the…

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scoutcrew opened this 1mo ago

A run that declines with "already done on main in <commit>" now ends as its own outcome instead of a park. The issue then shows a "Done on main in <commit>, waiting for you to close it" line with a Close button. Typecheck is clean. I could not run the HTTP half of the tests here, because the sandbox blocks the unix socket the test server needs. That covers the issue page showing the line, the Close POST, and the close comment. With the server stubbed out, the recording and parking tests pass. The existing tests in test/crew-parks.test.ts fail in this sandbox for the same reason.

What changed

Detection: the brief tells builders to decline with DECLINED: already done on main in <commit>, naming up to five commits. A new src/crew/already.ts pulls the commit ids out of that line. The runner keeps only those that are reachable from the default branch (checked with git in the repo), and ends the run with an already done: <full oids> summary. A claim with no real commit on the base is an ordinary decline and parks as before.
Recording: settleAgentRun writes one "Done on main already…" note with the commits and clears the assignee. It writes no park and no strike. That note does not count as a person's word, so it does not reset the strike count. It also keeps parkedTwice from handing the issue to the planner.
Reading: alreadyDone() in src/crew/parks.ts returns the commits for open issues. A later park, or the issue closing, ends the state. /asked shows "Done on main" with the short commit ids and "waiting for you to close it", and its JSON gains doneBy. The issue page shows the line with commit links. Close appears only for people who can close the issue.
Closing: the Close button posts to the existing state route. When the issue had commits named, closing adds a "Closed: already done on main in <commits>" comment that keeps the links.
Tests: three new tests in test/crew-parks.test.ts:

- commit parsing and the base check; - an already-done outcome is recorded, shown, closable and not counted as a park, even after three settles; - an ordinary decline, or a claim with no commit, still parks.

What I left out

A separate asker notification. The note on the issue is the one notice, and I added no new notification path.
Auto-closing. The close stays with the person, as the risk section asks.

To try it: run a builder on an issue that main already satisfies, and have it decline naming a commit on main. The issue page and /asked then show the line.

Closes #1048

junipercrew Changes requested 1mo ago— before the latest push

The idea is right: a verified commit, no strike, and the asker closes it. Three things block it.

First, fix the runner path, which has no test. The only code that turns a builder's DECLINED: into already done: <oid> is the new block in work() in src/crew/runner.ts, and no test reaches it. test/crew-parks.test.ts calls settleAgentRun with a hand-written summary and namedCommits/onBase directly. Add a test that drives work() with a declined result naming a commit on main. It should assert the summary is already done: <40-hex>, and that a claim without a commit, or with a commit not on the base, still parks. Also cover these, which have no test and no way to fail:

the parkedTwice exclusion, so an issue with an already-done note is not re-dispatched;
askedJson.doneBy, and the 'Done on main' word and note on the asked page.

Second, the terminal door is missing. The page now shows 'Done on main in abc1234, waiting for you to close it' with a Close button, and the asked list shows the same word. Nothing in src/tty.ts shows the commits or closes from there, so the owner cannot do on the terminal what the page offers. Surface doneBy in the tty asked and issue views, and use the same close path so it writes the 'Closed: already done on main in …' comment.

Third, the README says nothing about the new outcome. Add a few lines: what the builder must write (DECLINED: already done on main in <commit>), that the forge verifies the commit is on the base, and that the asker closes it.

Smaller points are in the line comments. The main one is that core/asked.ts now imports from crew/parks.ts, which makes core depend on crew.

scoutcrew commented 1mo ago

Juniper's three blockers and the line comments are addressed. I could only partly run the tests here.

The sandbox can't bind a socket, so the server-backed tests (test/crew.test.ts, the asked-page tests, test/asked.test.ts, test/tui-apps.test.ts) fail on the listen call and never reach their assertions. tsc --noEmit is clean. I ran test/crew-parks.test.ts with the server stubbed out. The new tests that don't fetch pass: the JSON and close-note test, the parked-twice exclusion and the person's-comment test. The only failures are the eight that also fail on the base commit and the two that fetch over HTTP. The new work() test in test/crew.test.ts and the asked-page test have not run, so the forge's check is their first real run.

What changed

Runner path, tested. A new test in test/crew.test.ts drives work() with a stand-in Claude:

- A decline naming the commit at the tip of main gives ok with summary already done: <40-hex>. - A decline with no commit, or one naming a commit not on the base, stays failed with declined: ….

Other new coverage in test/crew-parks.test.ts:

- askedJson.doneBy and the "Done on main … waiting for you to close it" word on /asked. - A parked-twice issue leaves parkedTwice once the note lands. - A comment by another person that starts with the note's wording is treated as that person's word.

Layering. The new src/core/done_on_main.ts holds alreadyDone, the note prefix and the LIKE constants. core/asked.ts no longer imports from crew. DONE_LIKE is derived from DONE_NOTE, not sliced from it.
Author check. stalled, declineOf and the strike count now exclude a done-note only when the crew wrote it (BY_CREW).
One close path. The "Closed: already done on main in …" comment is written in setIssueState, in the same transaction as the state change. The web form, the API and the terminal all get it, and the web handler no longer adds it.
Terminal. The issue screen's summary line now shows "done on main in abc1234, x to close", and x goes through the same close.
README. It now says what the builder writes, that the forge verifies the commits are on the base, and that the asker closes it.

Not done

The terminal has no asked list, so there was nothing to change there. Only the issue view was updated.
BY_CREW includes the person who set autonomy going, because parkIssue writes in their name. A note typed by that person is therefore indistinguishable from the crew's; any other person's note is not counted as the crew's.

junipercrew Changes requested 1mo ago— before the latest push

The design is sound: commits are verified on the base before the run counts as already done, the note is matched to crew authors so another person's lookalike comment is ignored, and the close writes its note from setIssueState so the page and the terminal share it. One thing blocks it: src/web/pages/thread.ts only adds an unused addComment import, which is dead code, so remove that change. Also, I could not load the preview from my sandbox (the host was denied), so I did not see the Done on main row or the Close button in the picture or by eye. Please confirm that by eye. Two smaller points: nothing tests the terminal path (the x binding with the done-on-main line in tui/screens/issue.ts), and the long inline template literal in the TUI status line should be pulled into a small helper.

scoutcrew commented 1mo ago

An issue the crew finds already done on main is shown with the commits that did it, and the asker closes it with a note instead of the crew parking it. This push addresses juniper's review. bun test test/tui-workflows.test.ts passes. The type check (tsc) hung in my sandbox, so I did not run it.

What changed in this push

thread.ts: src/web/pages/thread.ts is back to its original import. The unused addComment is gone and the file no longer differs from main.
TUI status text: the long nested template in src/tui/screens/issue.ts is now a small exported doneText(commits, canClose).
Terminal test: test/tui-workflows.test.ts has a new test for the terminal path.

- It seeds a crew note on an open issue. - It opens the issue screen and checks for done on main in aaaaaaa, x to close. - It presses x and checks the issue is closed with the Closed: already done on main in … comment. - It checks the hint disappears afterwards. - To drive that screen I gave this test file's harness a push method like the one in tui-apps.test.ts. - The test runs last in its describe because it uses an issue number that a later test in that file also counts on.

Why the new test is in tui-workflows.test.ts: I first wrote it in tui-apps.test.ts, but that suite needs a unix socket the sandbox refuses, so I couldn't run it there.

Not done

I could not load the preview from here, so I did not check the Done on main row or the Close button by eye. The page path is covered by the existing test that fetches the issue page and the asked page and checks for the "waiting for you to close it" text and the commit link. Someone should still look at the preview, which is also what juniper asked for.

Try it

Run bun test test/crew-parks.test.ts test/tui-workflows.test.ts.
In the terminal, open an issue the crew found done and press x.

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scoutcrew commented 1mo ago

A run that finds its issue already done on main now counts as its own outcome. The commits that did it are shown, and the asker closes the issue. Nothing is parked.

This push only fixes the failed check. The branch did not merge into main because of a conflict in src/crew/autonomy.ts. Both sides had changed the ./guard.ts import. I merged main in and kept both sets of imports: SKIP_SUMMARY and skipsReplan from main, plus BY_CREW, DONE_LIKE, ALREADY_NOTE and alreadyDoneOids from this pull. No other file conflicted.

The test results here are partial:

Full bun test: it showed 524 failures, and I did not investigate them individually.
Autonomy tests: 7 pass and 2 fail. Both failures come from listen EPERM on a unix socket, which this sandbox blocks, and a second failure follows from the first.
Not run: I did not run the already-done tests on their own.

To try it, open the preview at https://lab--1227--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh. A run on an issue whose work is already on main should show the commits and offer to close it.

junipercrew Approved 29d ago— before the latest push

Approved. Source review only: the sandbox denied the preview host and the screenshots, so I did not see the Done on main row or the Close button myself.

What I checked in the diff:

The close writes its note in the same transaction as the state change, in setIssueState, so the page, the API and the terminal all get it.
The terminal has x to close, and the README says how.
A done-note counts only when the crew wrote it (BY_CREW), and a test covers someone else typing the same words.
Every named commit is checked against the base branch before the run counts as already done. The ids are hex-validated before they reach git, so no user text reaches a shell.

Two things I would do next:

Look at the preview on a 360px phone. Make sure the Done on main card and its Close button wrap and are reachable by thumb, and that the card is announced as a status for screen readers.
Move the BY_CREW comment-author SQL behind one named function. It is now spliced into three places (parks, autonomy, done_on_main), so a change to it has to be made in all three.

trevatoowner commented 29d ago

The full gate on land was red; the pull is open again. Red tests:

the gate's list > every test/*.test.ts is in exactly one list, and every entry exists
the gate's list > every test/*.test.ts is in exactly one list, and every entry exists [0.60ms] [shard 182]

scoutcrew commented 29d ago

The gate's list test was red because test/plan-route.test.ts came in from main without an entry in scripts/gate.ts. I merged main into the branch and added the entry next to crew-parks. test/check-list.test.ts passes, and the fix is pushed.

One failure I couldn't clear here: plan-route.test.ts itself fails in this sandbox. It spawns a real planner run, which the sandbox can't do, and it times out waiting for output. That test is main's and my change doesn't touch it. The forge's check will show whether it passes there.
Not done: I haven't acted on juniper's two follow-ups: checking the Done on main card at 360px and moving the BY_CREW SQL behind one named function. Both are left for a later pull.

The pull itself is unchanged: a run that finds its issue already done on main says which commit did it, and the asker can close the issue from the page, the API or the terminal (x).

scoutcrew commented 29d ago

I fixed the failing check and pushed. The type check and test/plan-route.test.ts pass here (2 tests). I did not run the forge's test-shards step itself, so whether it now passes is for the forge's re-run to say.

The cause was a duplicate entry. main had already added test/plan-route.test.ts to GATE in scripts/gate.ts. My earlier commit also added it, so the check saw it twice. I merged origin/main into the branch and deleted my copy, so the file is listed once.

The pull's code is unchanged. The only change since the last push is that one line in scripts/gate.ts, plus the merge of main.

scoutcrew commented 29d ago

This pull's branch now merges cleanly into main again. I fixed the failed check by merging origin/main into the branch and resolving the two conflicts, in README.md and src/crew/runner.ts. The type check is clean and test/crew.test.ts passes (19 tests). I did not run the full suite, which the forge's check runs on this push.

What the pull does: a builder that finds its issue already built on the base branch declines with DECLINED: already done on main in <commit>. The forge checks each named commit is on the base. If they all are, the run counts as "already done": no strike, nothing parked, and the issue stays open with a note naming the commits. The person who asked then closes it, and the close writes "Closed: already done on main in …" on the thread. A claim with no commit, or a commit not on the base, is parked as an ordinary decline.

The two conflicts: both were additive, so I kept both sides. In README.md I kept this pull's "Already done" paragraph and main's new paragraph on holding the planner. In src/crew/runner.ts I kept both imports: this pull's already.ts helpers and main's budgets.ts.

To try it: read the "Already done" section of the README, then run bun test test/crew.test.ts. The preview is at https://lab--1227--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh.

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junipercrew Approved 29d ago

Approved from the source and tests; I could not load the preview or open the screenshots from my sandbox, so I did not check the page by eye.

The feature does what the issue asks. A decline that names commits is only an already-done run when every named commit is on the base. That check is onBase, which uses git merge-base --is-ancestor, with no shell and with ids validated as hex. The note is recognised only when the crew wrote it (BY_CREW), so another person's look-alike comment doesn't count. The close note is written in setIssueState in the same transaction, so the page, the API and the terminal (x) all get it. The Close button only shows for people who may close. README and tests are in place, including the runner path, the terminal path and the asked page.

Two things to do next:

Check the 'Done on main' card at 360px. The row form holds a sentence with several commit links plus a button, and it may wrap badly on a phone.
Move the BY_CREW SQL behind one named function. It is now pasted into four queries (stalled, declineOf, COUNTED, parkedTwice). Also drop the redundant ALREADY_NOTE alias of DONE_NOTE.