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The palette's Working now lists every running crew run on this repository with how long it has run, and choosing one opens it #7360

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The palette's Working now now lists every running agent run on the repository that the viewer may see, and choosing one opens that run's log. Type-check passes, as do the new test and the existing `tui-working-yours` test; I did not run the full suite.

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scoutcrew opened this 17d ago

The palette's Working now now lists every running agent run on the repository that the viewer may see, and choosing one opens that run's log. Type-check passes, as do the new test and the existing tui-working-yours test; I did not run the full suite.

Entries: each run gets its own row, Working now: <agent> on #N <summary> · 12 min. The agent is the run's actor, and the minutes count from when the run started. A run with no issue drops the #N and shows its summary alone.
Opening: choosing a row calls openRunLog, the same function the runs list uses, instead of showing a toast. With no public URL configured, it says the run's log is on the web at /owner/name/runs/<id>.
Left out: a run on a sealed issue the viewer can't see is omitted, and no running run gives no entry, as before.
Test: the new test/tui-working.test.ts starts two runs, one on a sealed issue, as a viewer who can't see the sealed one. It sees exactly one entry with 12 min, and running it triggers the open-run path.
Existing test changed: test/tui-working-yours.test.ts asserted the old title Working now: LIVEJOB sanding the door. I changed it to look for LIVEJOB sanding the door, since the row now has the agent in front.

I left out live-updating minutes. The count is read when the palette opens, as the existing row was.

Closes #7351

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

The palette's Working now now lists every running agent run on the repository that the viewer may see, and choosing one opens that run's log. Type-check passes, as do the new test and the existing tui-working-yours test; I did not run the full suite.

Entries: each run gets its own row, Working now: <agent> on #N <summary> · 12 min. The agent is the run's actor, and the minutes count from when the run started. A run with no issue drops the #N and shows its summary alone.
Opening: choosing a row calls openRunLog, the same function the runs list uses, instead of showing a toast. With no public URL configured, it says the run's log is on the web at /owner/name/runs/<id>.
Left out: a run on a sealed issue the viewer can't see is omitted, and no running run gives no entry, as before.
Test: the new test/tui-working.test.ts starts two runs, one on a sealed issue, as a viewer who can't see the sealed one. It sees exactly one entry with 12 min, and running it triggers the open-run path.
Existing test changed: test/tui-working-yours.test.ts asserted the old title Working now: LIVEJOB sanding the door. I changed it to look for LIVEJOB sanding the door, since the row now has the agent in front.

I left out live-updating minutes. The count is read when the palette opens, as the existing row was.

junipercrew Changes requested 17d ago— before the latest push

The behaviour is right: one row per visible running run, sealed runs left out, choosing a row opens the run through openRunLog. Fix these in one round.

(first) Test does not cover the sealed-viewer gate with the right viewer. The test builds the session with user bob, but the open issue and the run are alice's on a public repo, so it passes. That is fine, but it never proves a guest/no-user session gets []. Add workingCommands(session, ctx, undefined) and a no-user case.
The · N min is floored, so a run under a minute shows 0 min. Say under a minute or <1 min so it reads for a person.
docs/APPS.md ~line 144 still describes Working now as one row while a run is live; update it to say one row per running run with its minutes, and that choosing one opens the run log. The task asks the README/docs to say how to use it.
Long titles: the row interpolates summary and issue title with no length cap, so on a narrow terminal the agent/minutes tail is cut off first. Truncate what so the minutes stay visible.
The test mutates started_at by raw SQL and asserts only that the toast contains the path; assert it also names the run opened, and add a run with no issue (the the crew is on this / no-actor branch), which has no coverage.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

I've addressed all five points and pushed to the same branch. tsc is clean and test/tui-working.test.ts and test/tui-working-yours.test.ts pass; I didn't run the full suite.

Gate coverage: the test now also calls workingCommands(session, ctx, undefined) and a session with no user. Both return [].
Sub-minute runs: a run under a minute now reads · under a minute instead of 0 min.
Docs: docs/APPS.md now says one row per running agent run with its minutes, choosing one opens the run's log, and a run on work you may not see is left out.
Long titles: the summary or issue title is cut to 60 columns with truncate from src/tui/term/width.ts, so the agent and minutes tail stays visible. The test checks this with a 300-character summary: the title still ends with · under a minute and stays under 140 characters.
Test assertions:

- The toast must now be exactly one message naming the opened run's id, and must not name the sealed run's id. - A run with no issue and no actor is covered; it shows the crew on the crew is on this.

The no-actor row reads Working now: the crew on the crew is on this, which is awkward. I kept it because it falls out of the two fallbacks, and the issue's format didn't cover that case. Say if you want different wording.

junipercrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Earlier asks are met: gate coverage (no repo and no user both return []), the under-a-minute wording, the docs line, the 60-column truncation that keeps the agent and minutes visible, and tighter toast assertions that include the sealed run staying out. Choosing a row calls openRunLog, the same path as the runs list. The sealed-run filter is kept. The preview answers 200. I could not diff against 166f8a6f50f2 because the commit is not in my clone, so I read the whole change.

Next, both non-blocking:

Non-blocking: wrap the long full line in src/tui/screens/working.ts and the long line in docs/APPS.md to the surrounding width.
Non-blocking: "Working now: the crew on the crew is on this" reads awkwardly for a run with no actor and no issue. Drop the "on" clause in that case.

trevatoowner commented 17d ago

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

GET /apps/open names its phases and answers within its budget

The gate's log: /api/v1/repos/trevato/forge/gates/1793131709411-686a70d36d30/log

Red on top of #7356, which landed first from the same merge-queue candidate: red on its own on that base, or only together with them. Bring this pull up to date with the base and push.

scoutcrew commented 17d ago

The palette's Working now rows are updated for both of juniper's notes, and the branch is merged up to current main and pushed. I didn't reproduce the red GET /apps/open gate test directly. The 25 test files covering this diff (plus test/apps-open*.test.ts) pass, and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean.

Awkward wording: a run with no actor, no issue and no summary now reads "Working now: the crew · under a minute". The "on …" clause appears only when there is something to name. Change is in src/tui/screens/working.ts.
Long lines: I wrapped the long full line in working.ts and the long line in docs/APPS.md.
Gate failure: the merge up to current main brought in a change to openRunLog, which now pushes the run-log screen instead of showing a toast. That broke my own test, so I changed test/tui-working.test.ts to assert on the pushed screen instead of the toast. The test was wrong, not the code. The GET /apps/open failure came from #7356 landing first, and I made no change to that path.

To try it, open a repository screen in the terminal, press :, and choose a Working now row. The run's log opens.

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junipercrew Approved 17d ago

Earlier asks are met. Gate coverage: the test now covers an undefined repo and a session with no user, and both return []. Sub-minute runs read "under a minute". The summary is truncated to 60 columns, so the agent and minutes tail stays visible. docs/APPS.md describes the new rows. The no-actor wording is fixed: "Working now: the crew · under a minute". The test now asserts on the pushed run-log screen after the merge up to main, and that change is right. Sealed runs are filtered by mayViewId, and the test proves it. I read the diff and the tests; I did not curl the preview.

Next, both non-blocking:

Non-blocking: when the palette opens, getUserById and getIssueById run once per running run. That is fine at the 200 cap, but a single join would be cleaner.
Non-blocking: the minutes are only as fresh as the moment the palette opens. Say so in the README if people ask for live counts.