[Move] Repository reads onto the bundled Git behind the existing facades (#384) - #402
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a bundled-Git process runner and read layer. Repository status, branch, ref, commit, blob, comparison, and tree-mode reads now use these helpers. Existing write and clone paths remain on Assessment against linked issues:
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In `@src/git-run.cjs`:
- Line 151: Bound stderr accumulation in runGit, including the child.stderr data
handler, so output from git diff --name-status or repository-local diff.external
helpers cannot grow without limit; preserve enough stderr for normal error
reporting while truncating or otherwise capping retained data before Git exits.
In `@src/main.js`:
- Around line 436-440: Before registering a site in the handler, validate that
the target path is a repository using the existing repository-validation flow,
and reject non-repository directories before writing to the store. Remove the
discarded await of ensureAutocrlf(dir) from this position; retain ensureAutocrlf
only at call sites that consume its returned filesystem wrapper.
In `@src/trunk-update.js`:
- Line 157: Update the collectDirtyFiles flow around readBlobs so a rejected
blob batch falls back to retaining the modified candidate list. Catch only the
readBlobs failure; allow statusRows and resolveRef failures to continue
propagating, and preserve the existing dirty-file handling for successful reads.
In `@tests/unit/git-run.test.cjs`:
- Around line 95-102: Extend the stdin-focused test around runGit to cover both
stdin error branches: emit an EPIPE from calls[0].child.stdin and verify the
command still resolves from its successful exit status, then use a separate
recordingSpawn instance to emit a non-EPIPE error such as EACCES and verify
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bound runGit stderr capture.
changesAgainst() reaches runGit() through git diff --name-status. Because the invocation does not disable repository-local diff.external, an external diff helper can write unbounded stderr. runGit() retains every chunk until Git exits, which can cause excessive memory use in the main process.
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In `@src/git-run.cjs` at line 151, Bound stderr accumulation in runGit, including
the child.stderr data handler, so output from git diff --name-status or
repository-local diff.external helpers cannot grow without limit; preserve
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| // Still the first call, and still awaited: the sites:add and patch tests | ||
| // end the handler here, and a directory that is not a repository fails | ||
| // here too. Line endings themselves are the binary's business now | ||
| // (crlfArgs in git-read.cjs). | ||
| await ensureAutocrlf(dir); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Architecture · 🔵 low · [fix here] — Restore repository validation before registering a site.
ensureAutocrlf(sitePath) only creates a discarded filesystem wrapper. It does not read .git or validate the repository. Because ensureLocalExcludes returns false when .git is absent, sites:add can register a non-repository directory before later Git operations fail. Validate a repository ref before writing the site to the store, and keep ensureAutocrlf only where its returned filesystem is consumed.
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| // Still the first call, and still awaited: the sites:add and patch tests | |
| // end the handler here, and a directory that is not a repository fails | |
| // here too. Line endings themselves are the binary's business now | |
| // (crlfArgs in git-read.cjs). | |
| await ensureAutocrlf(dir); | |
| // Line endings are the binary's business now (crlfArgs in git-read.cjs), | |
| // so the returned fs view is unused. The call stays only because the | |
| // sites:add and patch tests end the handler on it; a directory that is | |
| // not a repository now fails at the first read below. | |
| await ensureAutocrlf(dir); |
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In `@src/main.js` around lines 436 - 440, Before registering a site in the
handler, validate that the target path is a repository using the existing
repository-validation flow, and reject non-repository directories before writing
to the store. Remove the discarded await of ensureAutocrlf(dir) from this
position; retain ensureAutocrlf only at call sites that consume its returned
filesystem wrapper.
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| const { rows } = isDirtyFromStatusMatrix(matrix); | ||
| const modified = rows.filter(([, head, workdir]) => head === 1 && workdir === 2).map(([filepath]) => filepath); | ||
| // One spawn for every candidate blob rather than one per file. | ||
| const headBlobs = headOid ? await readBlobs(dir, headOid, modified) : new Map(); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the dirty-file list when the blob batch fails.
If readBlobs rejects, collectDirtyFiles rejects. The IPC handler returns { ok: false }, and startTrunkUpdate treats that result as clean and calls beginTrunkUpdate. The update can then reset the worktree without showing the dirty-file modal, which can discard local changes. Catch only the batch failure so the modified candidates remain listed while statusRows and resolveRef failures still propagate.
🛡️ Proposed fallback
- const headBlobs = headOid ? await readBlobs(dir, headOid, modified) : new Map();
+ // A failed batch reads as every blob unreadable, which lists the file
+ // rather than failing the dialog — the same fallback collectChangedFiles
+ // uses in main.js.
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| const headBlobs = headOid ? await readBlobs(dir, headOid, modified) : new Map(); | |
| // A failed batch reads as every blob unreadable, which lists the file | |
| // rather than failing the dialog — the same fallback collectChangedFiles | |
| // uses in main.js. | |
| const headBlobs = headOid ? await readBlobs(dir, headOid, modified).catch(() => new Map()) : new Map(); |
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In `@src/trunk-update.js` at line 157, Update the collectDirtyFiles flow around
readBlobs so a rejected blob batch falls back to retaining the modified
candidate list. Catch only the readBlobs failure; allow statusRows and
resolveRef failures to continue propagating, and preserve the existing
dirty-file handling for successful reads.
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| test('stdin is only opened when there is input, and the input is written whole', async () => { | ||
| const { spawn, calls } = recordingSpawn({ stdout: ['ok\n'] }); | ||
| await runGit(['cat-file', '--batch'], { cwd: '/sites/demo', input: 'abc:path\0', spawn }); | ||
| assert.deepEqual(calls[0].options.stdio, ['pipe', 'pipe', 'pipe']); | ||
| // The scripted child recorded what reached its stdin. | ||
| const written = Buffer.concat(calls[0].child.stdinChunks).toString('utf8'); | ||
| assert.equal(written, 'abc:path\0'); | ||
| }); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Tests · 🔵 low · [fix here] — the stdin error path has no coverage.
runGit installs a stdin error handler that swallows EPIPE and rejects on any other write error (src/git-run.cjs lines 180-182). Neither branch is exercised. The EPIPE branch is the one that matters: cat-file --batch exits before reading a large request list, and a regression there would turn a normal Git exit into a rejected promise for every batched blob read.
fakeChild already exposes child.stdin, so both branches need only an emitted error.
💚 Proposed tests
test('an EPIPE on stdin is left to the exit status, any other write error is not', async () => {
const { spawn, calls } = recordingSpawn({ stdout: ['ok\n'], delay: 5 });
const pending = runGit(['cat-file', '--batch'], { cwd: '/sites/demo', input: 'abc:path\0', spawn });
calls[0].child.stdin.emit('error', Object.assign(new Error('write EPIPE'), { code: 'EPIPE' }));
assert.equal((await pending).status, 0);
const second = recordingSpawn({ stdout: ['ok\n'], delay: 5 });
const rejected = runGit(['cat-file', '--batch'], { cwd: '/sites/demo', input: 'abc:path\0', spawn: second.spawn });
second.calls[0].child.stdin.emit('error', Object.assign(new Error('write EACCES'), { code: 'EACCES' }));
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In `@tests/unit/git-run.test.cjs` around lines 95 - 102, Extend the stdin-focused
test around runGit to cover both stdin error branches: emit an EPIPE from
calls[0].child.stdin and verify the command still resolves from its successful
exit status, then use a separate recordingSpawn instance to emit a non-EPIPE
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Windows walkthrough, 2026-09-09, Windows 11 VM with no Git installed, Buildkite artifact of #411 ( Every read the panel makes ran on the bundled Git against a fresh site and a legacy one: status clean after each switch, the patch panel listing the one edited file, the ticket branch list right. No CRLF noise on a site the app cloned ( |
Phase 2 of #364 (#384) starts with the two pieces every later phase reuses and nothing depends on yet. src/git-run.cjs spawns the binary and nothing else: argv from git-binary.cjs, an explicit cwd or a TypeError, --no-optional-locks so a read never writes .git/index, safe.directory pinned to the one directory in use, stdout as bytes under a cap that becomes an error instead of an out-of-memory, and a GitError that carries the exit code, stderr and the arguments. spawn rather than execFile, so the child can be streamed and killed by a later phase. src/git-read.cjs holds one parser per porcelain format the app will read (status --porcelain=v2 -z, diff --name-status -z, cat-file --batch, ls-tree -z, for-each-ref) and the read functions that return the shapes the isomorphic-git calls return today, status rows included, so the facades can swap engines without changing signature. crlfArgs carries the Windows-only autocrlf view createCrlfCompatibleFs gives isomorphic-git. The git() and removeRepo() test helpers move to tests/unit/helpers/git.cjs so the new tests and the existing integration test share them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4uRM5JosAcMbKXowaXyVu
Phase 2 of #364 (#384). Every question the app asks a repository without changing it now goes to the binary: the trunk snapshot and its date, the checked-out branch, the branch list, the dirty scan against HEAD, the scan against a ticket's branch point, base blobs for the patch, and the mode a commit records for a path. The facades keep their signatures (readTrunkInfo, collectDirtyFiles, currentBranchName, listTicketBranches, scanWorktree, collectChangedFiles, baseProvenance, modeInCommit), so the renderer and the IPC layer are untouched. Two things got cheaper on the way: collectDirtyFiles and collectChangedFiles read every base blob in one cat-file spawn instead of one object read per file, and modeInCommit is one ls-tree on the path instead of a tree walk. The writes and the clone still run on isomorphic-git; #385 moves them flow by flow. Every existing integration test builds its repository with isomorphic-git and now reads it through the binary, which is the two-engine agreement check the issue asks for; two new tests put the repository in states only a user's own client produces (detached HEAD, a hand-made branch) and check the reads say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4uRM5JosAcMbKXowaXyVu
The revert journey treated the "Revert this patch" button disappearing as the revert having happened. The button leaves the moment the revert starts, so the assertions ran during it and passed only because the in-process reads finished before Playwright looked. With the reads on the bundled Git the handler now spawns a process before touching the tree, and the invariant read the patched file a moment too early. The next-step line names the operation while it runs and moves on once the status has been reloaded, after both the checkout and the record are written, so that is what the journey waits for now. Five consecutive runs pass; the battery's assertions are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4uRM5JosAcMbKXowaXyVu
Findings from the judgement pass, all verified against the code: The status mapping had two rows wrong. A staged deletion (`1 D.`) read as "present and different" for a file that is gone from disk, which would have sent stageWorktree down the add branch on a missing file; and intent-to-add (`.A`) read as "in HEAD". Git also reports a path removed from the index but kept on disk twice, as `1 D.` and `?`; that is one row now, and in the scan against a branch point the untracked list overrides the diff's D for the same path, because a patch that carried that deletion would delete a file the contributor still has (#85). collectChangedFiles swallowed a failed resolveRef and went on to report "No changes" for a site whose .git is gone; it throws instead. The cat-file parser stops on a missing echo whose path holds a newline rather than poisoning every later offset. The docs no longer claim that every read runs on the binary: the reads inside the write flows stay on isomorphic-git until #385. The Git tests are split by layer as TESTING.md asks, statusRows and changesAgainst take an injected runner so a test proves the Windows autocrlf view reaches the status and diff argv, and TESTING.md names the shared helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4uRM5JosAcMbKXowaXyVu
…journey The Revert button leaves the moment the revert starts, not when it finishes, so the read right after it raced the checkout and failed on the Windows runner. patch-apply.spec.js already waits for the next-step line to move on; this journey now does the same. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J6koA9mvjSExVaKJp4nvSx
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Phase 2 of #364: with the binary shipped and unreachable (#401), the next step that cannot lose anybody's work is reading. If
git statusandstatusMatrixdisagree about what is dirty, the app finds out here, against repositories nothing has written to with the new engine, rather than three flows into the write swap. The case is made on #384; this PR does not re-argue it.What changes
src/git-run.cjs, the only place the binary is spawned. Explicitcwdor aTypeError;--no-optional-locksso a read never writes.git/index;safe.directorypinned to the one directory in use (both spellings on Windows); stdout as bytes under a cap that becomes an error instead of an out-of-memory; aGitErrorwith exit code, stderr and arguments.spawnrather thanexecFileso a later phase can stream and kill the child.src/git-read.cjs, one parser per porcelain format (status --porcelain=v2 -z,diff --name-status -z,cat-file --batch,ls-tree -z,for-each-ref) and the read functions, returning the shapes the isomorphic-git calls returned, status rows included.crlfArgscarries the Windows-only autocrlf view thatcreateCrlfCompatibleFsgives isomorphic-git.readTrunkInfo,collectDirtyFiles,currentBranchName,listTicketBranches,scanWorktree(and sohasChangesAgainst,countChangesAgainst),collectChangedFiles,baseProvenance,modeInCommit. The renderer and the IPC layer are untouched.cat-file --batchspawn instead of one object read per file; a file's recorded mode is onels-treeinstead of a tree walk.tests/unit/helpers/git.cjs(shared bundled-Git helper), parser tests on fixture bytes, runner tests with an injectedspawn, and two cross-engine tests (detached HEAD, a hand-made branch). Every existing integration test builds its repository with isomorphic-git and now reads it through the binary, unchanged. One journey (patch-applyrevert) waited on the wrong signal and only passed because in-process reads were faster than Playwright; it now waits for the next-step line to move on. Its assertions are unchanged.Deliberately not here: any write, the clone,
--filter=blob:none, retiringensureAutocrlf(still used by the remaining isomorphic-git writes and bypatch-apply.js). Those are #385 and #386, stacked above.How to test this
Platforms: macOS and Windows. Reads run on both; the CRLF view only exists on Windows.
Starting state: the Buildkite artifact for the current head installed, and a site created by an earlier version of the app (an isomorphic-git clone), with a ticket linked and a few edits: one modified file, one new file, one deleted file.
node_modules) is untouched.git checkout --detachand reopen the app. Expected: the app reports no active branch rather than crashing or inventing one.core.autocrlf=true(CRLF on disk, no local autocrlf setting), the patch panel must not list every text file as modified.What must not have happened:
.git/indexmodified by opening the app or the patch panel (check its mtime); anygitfromPATHspawned (unset it and repeat step 2); a change in the files the patch names between the previous version and this one.Cannot be tested by hand yet: the aged-site comparison on a months-old
wordpress-developclone is recorded on #384 (below), not reproducible from a fresh install.Risks and limitations
--no-optional-locksmeans stat-dirty entries are re-hashed on every scan until a write refreshes the index. Measured on the aged site: 83 ms then 63 ms for a full scan, against 4.2 s with isomorphic-git, so it stays.safe.directoryis passed per call in both path spellings on Windows; if Git's normalised form matches neither, every command fails with exit 128 on a "dubiously owned" folder. Step 5 territory; a fallback to*is one line..gitlock), both belong with Phase 3: the app writes its repositories through the bundled Git, one flow at a time #385's cancellation work. Details below.Related
Part of #364. Fixes #384. Stacked on #401 (merge that first). Next: #385 (writes, four PRs) and #386.
Design decisions and alternatives considered
stageWorktree(a write, Phase 3: the app writes its repositories through the bundled Git, one flow at a time #385) andstaleStagedPathsread the stage column, and the pure rules ingit-update.cjsare tested against it. The row contract is now the app's; the comment there says so.git diff <commit>+ls-files --othersfor the scan against a ticket's branch point (not HEAD once work is parked): it hashes stat-dirty entries and writes nothing. Rejecteddiff-index(stat-only false positives), a temporary index viaGIT_INDEX_FILE(a write, and the variable is forbidden byREDIRECT_ENV), andstatusafter moving HEAD (a write).%ctnot%cIfor dates: the stored string has always been UTC;%cIcarries the committer's offset.symbolic-ref --quietfor the branch name:rev-parse --abbrev-refprints the literalHEADwhen detached and--shortabbreviates against tags.spawn, notexecFile, and no sync variant: nothing in the main process may block, and the tests have their ownspawnSynchelper.Review outcome (required — see AGENTS.md)
6 [fix here] · 4 [follow-up], from the self-review's judgement pass. Fixed in the fourth commit:
AGENTS.mdand the review standard..gitis gone reported "No changes" instead of an error onceresolveReffailures were swallowed.collectChangedFilesnow throws when no base can be resolved.1 D.) mapped to "present and different"; isomorphic-git said absent. Fixed, and the two rows Git emits forgit rm --cachedmerge into one..A) mapped to "in HEAD". Fixed.changesAgainstreported a file removed from the index but kept on disk as a deletion, which a patch would carry (Generated patches silently omit file deletions, and patch generation mutates the user's git index #85). The untracked list now overrides the diff'sD.parseCatFileBatchdesynced on amissingecho containing a newline; it now stops instead of poisoning every later offset.*.test.cjsand*.integration.test.cjsper TESTING.md.status/diffargv;runis injectable and a test asserts it.Deferred, with reason:
readBlobsis one unbounded batch under the 64 MiB cap; a macOS/Linux CRLF checkout with thousands of modified files could reject the whole scan where the old per-file read degraded one file. Chunking is small, but it belongs with the runner's cancellation and timeout work in Phase 3: the app writes its repositories through the bundled Git, one flow at a time #385.runGithas no timeout; a.git/index.lockheld by the contributor's own client leaves the IPC pending. Same home: Phase 3: the app writes its repositories through the bundled Git, one flow at a time #385, where writes make it reachable from the app itself.Style notes applied: the stdout-as-bytes rationale, the overflow test's comment, the batch-failure comment in
main.js, the helper inTESTING.md.Aged-site check (recorded on #384)
macOS, two sites the old engine created (2026-08-12 with six ticket branches and a local
core.autocrlf = true; 2026-09-03 with one branch and no autocrlf). Both engines read both, nothing written. Every read agrees: dirty paths against HEAD and against the branch point, current branch, branch list, trunk oid and date, the facades' counts.fsckclean. A status scan went from 4.2 s to 83 ms on the older site (63 ms on the second call, so--no-optional-lockscosts nothing visible). Windows still to run; details on the issue.Screenshots: nothing on screen changed.
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