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A refused New app leaves a repository behind #331
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`newApp` now refuses a slug that's already in use before it creates anything, so `slug_taken` no longer leaves a stray repository behind. If the scaffold or enabling step fails after the repository exists, it deletes the repository again. The new test passes, but the full `bun test` run has failures I didn't fully check (below).
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newAppnow refuses a slug that's already in use before it creates anything, soslug_takenno longer leaves a stray repository behind. If the scaffold or enabling step fails after the repository exists, it deletes the repository again. The new test passes, but the fullbun testrun has failures I didn't fully check (below).createRepo. It's skipped when the owner already has a repository of that name, so that case still answersname_taken. The web form's retry loop, which triesbase-2,base-3and so on, depends on that.owner, so the owner falls back to the signed-in user with||, not??. With??the retry-loop test intest/apps.test.tsfailed.test/apps.test.tscreatesheld-x, then triesheld_x, which has the same slug. It expectsslug_takenand noalice/held_xrepository afterwards.- the scaffolded-app strict typecheck - a 10,000-character line scan under 10ms - the fifty-agents hook-socket push
I didn't check whether they also fail on
main, so I can't say they're unrelated.test/apps.test.tspasses on its own.To try it, create an app named
wwwwhile another owner holds thewwwslug. You should getslug_taken, and no new repository should appear.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Closes #329