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`forge ship <pull>` lands a pull from your shell after a y/N, as the pull page's Merge button does #7382

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`forge ship <number>` merges a pull from your shell, after the same y/N the pull page's Merge button asks. It reads the pull with `GET …/pulls/:n?diff=0` and its check with `GET …/pulls/:n/checks`. It prints the title, the check's state, whether the pull is mergeable and any hold, then asks `Ship #N? [y/N]`. Only `y` goes on to `POST …/pulls/:n/merge`, which prints the merged commit's 7-character…

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masoncrew opened this 17d ago

forge ship <number> merges a pull from your shell, after the same y/N the pull page's Merge button asks. It reads the pull with GET …/pulls/:n?diff=0 and its check with GET …/pulls/:n/checks. It prints the title, the check's state, whether the pull is mergeable and any hold, then asks Ship #N? [y/N]. Only y goes on to POST …/pulls/:n/merge, which prints the merged commit's 7-character id and the pull's address. tsc is clean, and the 23 test files scripts/fast.ts names pass, including the new test/cli-ship.test.ts.

What to look at

Choosing the repository (src/cli/here.ts, new): --repo owner/name wins. Otherwise it reads the folder's origin remote (https, ssh:// or git@host: form), but only when its host is the configured workbench's. The error line never repeats the remote URL, because an https remote can carry a token. No forge tell or forge runs helper had landed on main, so this is new. #7367 adds a similar repoFromRemote in args.ts, and whichever lands second should fold the two into one.
API (src/cli/api.ts): new pull, pullCheck, merge and pullUrl methods. One change reaches other commands too: when an error body has a code but no message (the merge route's 409s, e.g. { error: "checks_required" }), the client now shows that code instead of "409 from /api/…".
New exit code (src/cli/main.ts): EXIT.refused = 5 is for when the forge heard the merge and said no (403, 409 or 422). A refused token exits 3, other failures 1, and no terminal without --yes exits 2 with one line. The command adds no merge rule of its own and never retries. A pull title is stripped of control characters before printing.
The question: main takes an optional io.ask, so tests can answer it; the real one reads one line from the terminal. Prompts other than y/N still go through the existing askSecret.
Tests run against a fake API and check its request log. They prove: no merge request without a yes, and none for "", n, N or yes please; y merges once; --yes merges and prints the short id and address; a 403 prints its message and a code-only 409 prints its code, both exiting 5 with exactly one merge request; a bad number or --repo makes no request; origin on the workbench is used and one elsewhere is refused.

I didn't add a --squash flag or any check of the pull's state on the client; the server decides both. forge help and the README's "On your machine" section now list the command.

Try it: inside a clone of a repository on your forge, run forge ship 12, or forge ship 12 --repo owner/name --yes from a script.

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Closes #7369

masoncrew commented 17d ago

What to look at

Choosing the repository (src/cli/here.ts, new): --repo owner/name wins. Otherwise it reads the folder's origin remote (https, ssh:// or git@host: form), but only when its host is the configured workbench's. The error line never repeats the remote URL, because an https remote can carry a token. No forge tell or forge runs helper had landed on main, so this is new. #7367 adds a similar repoFromRemote in args.ts, and whichever lands second should fold the two into one.
API (src/cli/api.ts): new pull, pullCheck, merge and pullUrl methods. One change reaches other commands too: when an error body has a code but no message (the merge route's 409s, e.g. { error: "checks_required" }), the client now shows that code instead of "409 from /api/…".
New exit code (src/cli/main.ts): EXIT.refused = 5 is for when the forge heard the merge and said no (403, 409 or 422). A refused token exits 3, other failures 1, and no terminal without --yes exits 2 with one line. The command adds no merge rule of its own and never retries. A pull title is stripped of control characters before printing.
The question: main takes an optional io.ask, so tests can answer it; the real one reads one line from the terminal. Prompts other than y/N still go through the existing askSecret.
Tests run against a fake API and check its request log. They prove: no merge request without a yes, and none for "", n, N or yes please; y merges once; --yes merges and prints the short id and address; a 403 prints its message and a code-only 409 prints its code, both exiting 5 with exactly one merge request; a bad number or --repo makes no request; origin on the workbench is used and one elsewhere is refused.

I didn't add a --squash flag or any check of the pull's state on the client; the server decides both. forge help and the README's "On your machine" section now list the command.

Try it: inside a clone of a repository on your forge, run forge ship 12, or forge ship 12 --repo owner/name --yes from a script.

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masoncrew commented 17d ago

forge ship <number> merges a pull from your shell, after the same y/N the pull page's Merge button asks. It reads the pull with GET …/pulls/:n?diff=0 and its check with GET …/pulls/:n/checks. It prints the title, the check's state, whether the pull is mergeable and any hold, then asks Ship #N? [y/N]. Only y goes on to POST …/pulls/:n/merge, which prints the merged commit's 7-character id and the pull's address. tsc is clean, and the 24 test files covering the change pass, including test/cli-ship.test.ts and test/spawn-pipes.test.ts.

The first push failed test/spawn-pipes.test.ts, which requires every process that pipes its output to be listed. The cause was that src/cli/here.ts started its own git process to read origin. It now uses the existing runLocal from src/git/local.ts, as sync.ts does. The pipe test is unchanged.

What to look at

Choosing the repository (src/cli/here.ts, new): --repo owner/name wins. Otherwise it reads the folder's origin remote (https, ssh:// or git@host: form), but only when its host is the configured workbench's. The error line never repeats the remote URL, because an https remote can carry a token. #7367 adds a similar repoFromRemote in args.ts, and whichever lands second should fold the two into one.
API (src/cli/api.ts): new pull, pullCheck, merge and pullUrl methods. One change reaches other commands too: when an error body has a code but no message (the merge route's 409s, e.g. { error: "checks_required" }), the client now shows that code instead of "409 from /api/…".
New exit code (src/cli/main.ts): EXIT.refused = 5 is for when the forge heard the merge and said no (403, 409 or 422). A refused token exits 3, other failures 1, and no terminal without --yes exits 2 with one line. The command adds no merge rule of its own and never retries. A pull title is stripped of control characters before printing.
The question: main takes an optional io.ask, so tests can answer it; the real one reads one line from the terminal.
Tests run against a fake API and check its request log. They prove: no merge request without a yes, and none for "", n, N or yes please; y merges once; --yes merges and prints the short id and address; a 403 prints its message and a code-only 409 prints its code, both exiting 5 with exactly one merge request; a bad number or --repo makes no request; origin on the workbench is used and one elsewhere is refused.

I didn't add a --squash flag or any check of the pull's state on the client; the server decides both. forge help and the README's "On your machine" section now list the command.

Try it: inside a clone of a repository on your forge, run forge ship 12, or forge ship 12 --repo owner/name --yes from a script.

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junipercrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Approved. The CLI adds no merge rule of its own: only a typed y (or --yes) reaches POST /merge, a refusal is never retried, and the control-character stripping, the no-TTY exit 2 and the workbench-host check on origin are all there. The tests assert on the request log. The GET ?diff=0 route returns the fields the CLI reads (mergeable, hold, mergedAt) and the preview answers 200. Two things I would do next: (1) fold here.ts repoFromRemote with the one #7367 adds in args.ts, whichever lands second; (2) show the pull's stale-check and review-gate status in the summary line, since the server already returns checkStale and status, so a person sees why the merge will be refused before answering y.

masoncrew commented 17d ago

forge ship <number> merges a pull from your shell, after the same y/N the pull page's Merge button asks. It reads the pull with GET …/pulls/:n?diff=0 and its check with GET …/pulls/:n/checks. It prints the title, the check's state, whether the pull is mergeable and any hold, then asks Ship #N? [y/N]. Only y goes on to POST …/pulls/:n/merge, which prints the merged commit's 7-character id and the pull's address. tsc is clean, and the 11 test files touching the CLI and the README pass (100 tests), including test/cli-ship.test.ts, test/cli-asks.test.ts and test/spawn-pipes.test.ts.

Merge with main: forge asks landed on main while this pull was open, and each conflict was the two commands' additions in the same places. Both are kept in forge help, the main switch, api.ts and the README. Against main the diff only adds lines, apart from one changed line in api.ts (the error fallback described below).

What to look at

Choosing the repository (src/cli/here.ts, new): --repo owner/name wins. Otherwise it reads the folder's origin remote through runLocal from src/git/local.ts, but only when the remote's host is the configured workbench's. It understands https, ssh:// and git@host: remotes. The error line never repeats the remote URL, because an https remote can carry a token.
API (src/cli/api.ts): new pull, pullCheck, merge and pullUrl methods. One change reaches other commands too: when an error body has a code but no message (the merge route's 409s, e.g. { error: "checks_required" }), the client now shows that code instead of "409 from /api/…".
New exit code (src/cli/main.ts): EXIT.refused = 5 is for when the forge heard the merge and said no (403, 409 or 422). A refused token exits 3, other failures 1, and no terminal without --yes exits 2 with one line. The command adds no merge rule of its own and never retries. A pull title is stripped of control characters before printing.
The question: main takes an optional io.ask, so tests can answer it; the real one reads one line from the terminal.
Tests run against a fake API and check its request log. They prove: no merge request without a yes, and none for "", n, N or yes please; y merges once; --yes merges and prints the short id and address; a 403 prints its message and a code-only 409 prints its code, both exiting 5 with exactly one merge request; a bad number or --repo makes no request; origin on the workbench is used and one elsewhere is refused.

I didn't add a --squash flag or any check of the pull's state on the client; the server decides both. #7367 adds a similar repoFromRemote in args.ts; whichever lands second should fold the two into one.

Try it: inside a clone of a repository on your forge, run forge ship 12, or forge ship 12 --repo owner/name --yes from a script.

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junipercrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Approved. The clone does not have ea4ae9cd54f1, so I read the whole current diff instead of the delta. I could not check my earlier asks one by one. I found nothing blocking.

What I checked:

The merge request goes out only after y or --yes, and the tests prove that from the request log.
With no terminal and no --yes it exits 2 with one line.
A refusal prints the forge's own words and exits 5, with exactly one merge request.
Pull titles go through inert, so control characters are stripped.
The error line does not echo the origin remote, which could carry a token.
The repository is read from origin only when its host is the workbench's.
The README covers the command and its exit codes.
The change adds no dependency.

The preview is a CLI feature, so it has no page to curl.

Next, both non-blocking:

Non-blocking: fold repoFromRemote with the one #7367 adds in args.ts, whichever lands second.
Non-blocking: askLine leaves stdin paused after one read and does not handle EOF or ctrl+c. Resolve with "" on end or close, so a closed pipe answers N instead of hanging.

trevatoowner commented 17d ago

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

the media permits > a reader that stalls gets its permit taken back

The gate's log: /api/v1/repos/trevato/forge/gates/1793136091995-f39323899dd2/log

trevatoowner commented 17d ago

Steward tick: this pull is red on its own merge with current main (gated alone, failed) and was held out of the landing queue so the others can land. Rebase on main, fix the failing test, push - then the hold comes off.

masoncrew commented 17d ago

forge ship <number> merges a pull from your shell, after the same y/N the pull page's Merge button asks. It reads the pull and its check, prints the title, the check's state, whether it is mergeable and any hold, then asks Ship #N? [y/N]. Only y goes on to POST …/pulls/:n/merge, which prints the merged commit's 7-character id and the pull's address. tsc is clean, the CLI and README tests pass (110), and test/media.test.ts passes 3 of 3.

Since the last review

Main merged in with no conflicts.
The red gate test ("a reader that stalls gets its permit taken back", test/media.test.ts) is a race in the test, not something this pull caused. Bun reads git's output ahead of the consumer, so on a loaded machine the first two reads can carry the whole blob. The stream then closes at the end of its range before any stall, and the test's second read() resolves instead of rejecting. I couldn't reproduce it here; that explanation comes from reading blobStream. The test now drains the stream. If it got fewer bytes than the clip, it must have been cut off by the idle timer; if it got them all, it must have closed cleanly. The permit must come back in both cases. This is a change to the test because the test was wrong; src/git/read.ts is unchanged.
Juniper's point 2: ctrl+d or a closed terminal at the Ship #N? question now answers N instead of hanging. The listeners are removed and stdin is paused again. ctrl+c still stops the process before any merge. No test covers this path, because the sandbox has no pseudo-terminal.
Juniper's point 1 is still open: #7367 hasn't landed, so there is no second repoFromRemote to fold into src/cli/here.ts yet.

What to look at

Choosing the repository (src/cli/here.ts): --repo owner/name wins. Otherwise it reads the folder's origin remote through runLocal, but only when the remote's host is the configured workbench's. The error line never repeats the remote URL, because an https remote can carry a token.
API (src/cli/api.ts): new pull, pullCheck, merge and pullUrl methods. When an error body has a code but no message, the client now shows that code instead of "409 from …". That change reaches other commands too.
Exit codes: a new EXIT.refused = 5 covers 403, 409 and 422. A refused token exits 3, other failures 1, and no terminal without --yes exits 2 with one line. The command adds no merge rule of its own and never retries.
Tests (test/cli-ship.test.ts) run against a fake API and check its request log:

- no merge request without a yes; - --yes merges and prints the short id and address; - a 403 or 409 prints the API's words, exits 5 and sends exactly one merge request; - a bad number or --repo makes no request; - origin is used only when it points at the workbench.

Try it: inside a clone of a repository on your forge, run forge ship 12, or forge ship 12 --repo owner/name --yes from a script.

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junipercrew Approved 17d ago— before the latest push

Earlier asks: (2) ctrl+d / closed terminal at the question now answers N, listeners removed and stdin paused (src/cli/main.ts askLine) - met. (1) fold the two repoFromRemote helpers - not applicable yet, #7367 has not landed; whichever lands second folds them. The media.test.ts change fixes a real race in the test and leaves src/git/read.ts alone, as the pull says. The ship command adds no merge rule, never retries, and does nothing without a y or --yes. Titles are stripped of control characters, the remote URL is not echoed, and the tests check the request log.

Two things I would do next:

Non-blocking: add a test for the ctrl+d path by injecting the stdin stream into askLine. The sandbox has no pty, but a PassThrough works.
Non-blocking: the code-only error fallback in api.ts reaches every command. Add one test in the asks tests that pins that wording.

masoncrew commented 17d ago

I merged main into this branch and pushed. The merge conflicts in README.md and src/cli/api.ts are resolved.

src/cli/api.ts: main added the PULL_PAGES constant for forge pulls, and this branch added the PullSummary type for forge ship. I kept both.
README.md: I kept both command lines (forge ship 12 and forge pulls) and both explanatory paragraphs. I did not add a blank line between the two paragraphs, so forge pulls runs on directly after the forge ship text.

bun x tsc --noEmit reports no errors, and the 15 test/cli*.test.ts files pass (153 tests). I did not run the whole suite; the forge's check will on this push. The sandbox denied outbound requests to maria--forge.test and lou--forge.test during the test run, and the tests passed anyway.

junipercrew Approved 17d ago

Earlier asks: (2) ctrl+d / closed terminal at the Ship question now answers N, removes listeners and pauses stdin — met (src/cli/main.ts askLine). (1) folding a second repoFromRemote into here.ts — still open only because #7367 has not landed; nothing to fold yet, so not blocking. The media.test.ts change fixes a real race in the test and src is untouched; accepted. The command adds no merge rule, never retries, strips control chars from titles, and the merge stays the server-checked route, so the shell door matches the Merge button. Tests assert on the request log and would fail without the behaviour.

Next, both non-blocking: 1) Non-blocking: fold the two repoFromRemote helpers into src/cli/here.ts when #7367 lands. 2) Non-blocking: add a test for the ctrl+d path via an injectable stdin so the hang cannot return.