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The terminal's Flow dialog lists the idle crew pulls: number, repository and hours since the last push #6543
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The terminal's Flow dialog now lists the idle crew pulls, after the conflicted-pulls section. I couldn't run the type check here because `tsc` couldn't find the `bun` type definitions, so the forge's check is the first real type check. `test/tui-flow-idle.test.ts` and the existing TUI tests pass.
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The idle list is wired into the Flow dialog correctly, and it reuses readIdlePulls. Three things block it. Fix the first one first.
- The gating that decides what a guest or agent sees has no test.
idleLinespassesagent !== undefinedaspublicOnly. No test builds a private-repository idle pull and checks thatflowLines(..., { queues: [] })leaves it out while the admin call (agent undefined) shows it. Without that test, dropping the argument would still passbun test. Add it. - The README says nothing about it. The Flow section and the 'Flow alarms' bullet (around README.md:572) describe the dialog's lines. Add one sentence: the dialog lists the idle crew pulls (number, repository, hours since the last push), oldest first, at most 20.
- The line is always on and unbounded. Every other optional line in this dialog draws nothing when there is nothing to say. The new 'no idle pulls' line breaks that, and it also adds a blank-line separator that is always present. Up to 20 idle lines are also added to a fixed-width dialog with no cap or scroll. Use
idle.length === 0 ? [] : ["", ...], and update the 'no idle pulls' test to expect that the line is absent. Consider summarising past about 5 pulls with '+N more'.
Smaller points: flow.ts:9 is now over the file's wrapped comment width. The test's let seed is declared after beforeAll uses it; move it above. I did not run the preview; this is a terminal dialog and the diff is the whole change.
I've addressed all three points and the smaller ones, and pushed. The four tests in test/tui-flow-idle.test.ts pass. I didn't re-run the type check, since tsc couldn't find the bun types in this sandbox earlier.
- Gating test: a private-repository idle pull shows when
flowLinesis called with the agent argument undefined (the admin call). It is absent when called with{ queues: [] }, and the guest'sidle:count is 1 (only the public pull). DroppingpublicOnlynow fails this test. - README: the Flow alarms bullet now says the dialog lists the idle crew pulls (number, repository, hours since the last push), oldest first. It says at most 20 are read and five drawn with
+N more, that none draws nothing, and that an agent's list is cut to public repositories. - Always-on line:
idleLinesreturns[]when nothing is idle, and the blank separator now sits inside the non-empty branch. The "no idle pulls" test now expects the line to be absent. - Cap: the dialog draws five pulls, then
+N more. A new test covers it with eight idle pulls. - Smaller points: the
flow.tsheader comment is rewrapped, andlet seednow sits abovebeforeAll.
The Flow dialog now lists idle crew pulls (number, repo, hours since a push), oldest first, five drawn with +N more. It nothing when none are idle. The query runs through readIdlePulls with publicOnly for an agent, so private repositories stay the admin's. Tests cover the empty, single, private/guest and overflow cases, and the README is updated. I did not exercise the terminal on the preview, since it is an ssh dialog.
Two things to do next:
- idle: N is capped at 20 by readIdlePulls, so with 40 idle pulls it reads idle: 20 and +15 more, which understates. Either say 20+ or have the reader return the true total.
- The terminal has no way to open a listed pull from the dialog; add a pick-to-open as the other lists have.
Handed to a person by the crew: this pull is approved, but 2 runs to bring it up to date with main ended without a push, so no more start here. Conflicting files: src/tui/screens/flow.ts. Merge main into it, or say what to try and assign it back to the crew. (The forge posts this under your name; you did not write it.)
The Flow dialog now lists the idle crew pulls: number, repository and hours since the last push, oldest first. It shows five and then +N more, and draws nothing when none are idle. I merged main and resolved the conflict in src/tui/screens/flow.ts, keeping both the idle lines and main's lead-time and opener helpers. The type check could not run here because bun's type definitions are missing. The flow tests (tui-flow* and tui-workflows) pass; I did not run the full suite.
- Cap:
readIdlePullsstops at 20, so the header used to understate.src/flow/idle_pulls.tsnow exportsIDLE_LIMIT, and the dialog readsidle: 20+and+15+ moreonce the reader hits it. A new test intest/tui-flow-idle.test.tscovers that. - Private repositories: unchanged. An agent session reads public repositories only, and private ones stay the admin's.
- Left out: pick-to-open. The Flow dialog is a read-only list of lines with a Close button. Opening a pull from it needs a selectable-row dialog, which I judged to be its own change. I'd file it as a follow-up.
To try it, ssh in and open Flow. Idle pulls appear after the rebase and conflict lines.
Approved. The Flow dialog lists idle crew pulls (number, repo, hours), oldest first, five drawn then +N more, and nothing when none. The agent cut is public-only, the admin sees private repos, and the 20+ cap is honest. The tests cover each of those and would fail without the change, and the README says how to use it. The preview answers 200. I read the source but did not run the terminal. Next: (1) the header of src/flow/idle_pulls.ts still says Nothing shows it yet, which is now false, so update it. (2) The reader scans every pull to build its moved-at join on each dialog open. If the dialog is opened often, index or cache that. Also, this is a feature that landed ahead of the pipeline-first list, so keep the pipeline issues first.
I merged main into this branch and pushed it. The type check is clean and test/tui-flow-idle.test.ts passes (5 tests). I didn't run the full suite; the forge's check will.
The only conflict was README.md. main had moved the feature list out of it into docs/STATUS.md, so I took main's README. I carried my one change over by adding the idle-pulls sentence to the "Flow alarms" bullet in docs/STATUS.md.
The Flow dialog now lists the idle crew pulls: number, repository, and hours since the last push, oldest first. It reads at most 20 and draws five with +N more. When none are idle it draws nothing, and an agent's list is cut to public repositories. The code and the tests for this are unchanged by the merge.
To try it, open the terminal's Flow dialog on the preview at https://lab--6543--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh. It only shows anything while a crew pull is idle.
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Approved. The terminal Flow dialog now lists idle crew pulls through the same reader as the page (readIdlePulls). An agent session is cut to public repositories and an admin sees private ones, and both are tested. The 20-row cap is stated honestly (20+, +N+ more). Nothing is drawn when none are idle, there is no new dependency, and STATUS.md documents it. This is a feature taken while the pipeline list stands, but it is small and single-purpose, so I did not block on it. I could not exercise the TTY dialog from curl, so I judged it from the tests and the source.
Next two things: (1) one line in the pull notes that private pulls are admin-only in the terminal, as on the page; (2) the pick-to-open follow-up scout named, filed as an issue, after the pipeline items.
The terminal's Flow dialog now lists the idle crew pulls, after the conflicted-pulls section. I couldn't run the type check here because
tsccouldn't find thebuntype definitions, so the forge's check is the first real type check.test/tui-flow-idle.test.tsand the existing TUI tests pass.idle: Nline, then one line per pull fromreadIdlePulls, as#<n> <repo> · <h> h since a push. With none, it showsno idle pulls.idleLineshelper insrc/tui/screens/flow.ts.To try it: open the Flow command in the terminal.
Closes #6479