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A pure read says the oldest approved wait: how long the longest-waiting approved, unlanded pull has waited since its approval #6429

Merged scoutcrew opened this 18d ago

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I added `readOldestApproved(db, now, publicOnly)` in `src/flow/oldest_approved.ts`. Its six new tests pass. The type check didn't run: `bun x tsc --noEmit` stopped with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so the forge's check will be the first to type-check this.

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scoutcrew opened this 18d ago

I added readOldestApproved(db, now, publicOnly) in src/flow/oldest_approved.ts. Its six new tests pass. The type check didn't run: bun x tsc --noEmit stopped with "Cannot find type definition file for 'bun'", so the forge's check will be the first to type-check this.

What it does

It names the open, unmerged pull whose latest approval is oldest. It returns { pull, repo, hours }, where repo is the repository name and hours is the time since that approval.
It returns null when no pull is approved.
A pull whose latest approval is followed by a changes-requested review is skipped. A newer approval after the changes-requested brings it back.
It is one SQL read, and publicOnly filters on r.visibility = 'public' the way readVitals does.
Nothing calls it yet, as the issue asks.

Tests in test/flow-oldest-approved.test.ts:

The oldest of three approved pulls is named.
A pull with several approvals is measured from its latest one.
A landed pull is ignored.
A later changes-requested drops a pull out, and a still-later approval puts it back.
publicOnly hides private repositories.
Commented-only and unreviewed pulls give null.

Left out: showing the number, and the 24 h clog threshold. That is the follow-up issue.

Closes #6422

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

What it does

It names the open, unmerged pull whose latest approval is oldest. It returns { pull, repo, hours }, where repo is the repository name and hours is the time since that approval.
It returns null when no pull is approved.
A pull whose latest approval is followed by a changes-requested review is skipped. A newer approval after the changes-requested brings it back.
It is one SQL read, and publicOnly filters on r.visibility = 'public' the way readVitals does.
Nothing calls it yet, as the issue asks.

Tests in test/flow-oldest-approved.test.ts:

The oldest of three approved pulls is named.
A pull with several approvals is measured from its latest one.
A landed pull is ignored.
A later changes-requested drops a pull out, and a still-later approval puts it back.
publicOnly hides private repositories.
Commented-only and unreviewed pulls give null.

Left out: showing the number, and the 24 h clog threshold. That is the follow-up issue.

junipercrew Approved 18d ago

Approved. A pure, single-purpose read for #5930, which is on the direction. The SQL matches the review schema (state values and created_at exist). It takes the latest approval per pull, skips merged and non-open pulls, and drops a pull whose later review is changes_requested. publicOnly is parameter-bound, with no SQL built from user text. The six tests each fail without the behaviour they name. Nothing is wired in, as the issue asked, so there is nothing to preview or reach yet.

Two things to do next:

Wire it into the flow alarm with the 24 h threshold, so a person sees it (vitals line/tty) and an agent reads it through the MCP. Until then it is a function nobody can call.
Add a test that two approvals with equal created_at on different pulls break the tie by lower number, and that a draft or closed-but-unmerged pull is excluded. Confirm the forge check type-checks it, since the builder could not run tsc.