fix(GitClone): local checkout produces the same outputs as a clone - #195
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… a clone Two ways a local checkout silently came up short of the clone path's outputs, leaving downstream blocks stuck on "Waiting for outputs from: … (repo_owner, org_id, repo_name, repo_id)". Remote resolution only ever looked at `origin` (GitClient.getInfo). A checkout that names its remote something else — a fork whose upstream is the interesting one, a repo re-pointed after `git init` — yielded no remote at all, so there was no repo_owner/repo_name, and no org_id/repo_id either, since those are looked up from the owner and name. inspectLocalRepo now falls back to whichever remote the repo does have. `origin` is still preferred, so remote order decides nothing in the common case. The org/repo ids are resolved once, at confirm time, from the session token. Because selecting a checkout deliberately didn't wait on the linked auth block, confirming before authenticating produced a block permanently missing org_id and repo_id. Confirming now waits for the auth block exactly as cloning does; the path field, the folder picker, and the inline "is this a git repo?" check stay usable while it's pending, since none of those need credentials. Docs updated: the local source no longer claims to need no credentials, and the no-remote caution now names the outputs that go missing with it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…shed block
The "is this a git repo?" check rendered in the same green success styling as
the completed state — check icon, root, remote, branch, file count — so a
checked directory looked like a block that had run. It hasn't: nothing is
registered and no outputs exist until "Use This Repo" is confirmed, and a block
that has produced no outputs leaves every consumer reporting each referenced
name as missing ("Waiting for outputs from: clone_repo (repo_owner, org_id,
repo_name, repo_id)") — which reads as the outputs being unsupported rather than
the block being unfinished.
The preview is now informational rather than success-styled, green being
reserved for the completed state, and says outright that the directory is not in
use yet. The no-remote warning names the outputs that go missing with it.
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WalkthroughLocal checkout inspection now falls back to a configured remote when ChangesLocal Git checkout flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Local repository inspection may leave Git processes running after completion, which can accumulate resource usage during repeated use and affect service stability; this cleanup issue should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. The remaining documentation updates are minor. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>GitClone: choose local checkout
GitClone->>LocalRepoForm: enable directory browsing
LocalRepoForm->>inspectLocalRepo: inspect selected directory
inspectLocalRepo-->>LocalRepoForm: repository preview and metadata
GitClone->>GitClone: check authentication and preview validity
GitClone-->>User: enable "Use This Repo" when both checks pass
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In `@docs/src/content/docs/authoring/blocks/GitClone.mdx`:
- Around line 46-48: Update the GitClone documentation to state that selecting a
directory only inspects the checkout; registration and creation of GitHub
org_id/repo_id outputs occur only when the user confirms with “Use This Repo.”
Preserve the existing credential behavior and note that browsing requires no
credentials while confirmation waits for the linked auth block.
- Line 71: Update the preceding pull-request integration text in GitClone
documentation to refer to the selected remote rather than specifically to
origin, preserving the documented preference for origin and fallback to another
configured remote.
In `@src/domain/git/local-repo.ts`:
- Around line 151-174: Update firstRemoteUrl to register an Effect.addFinalizer
for each spawned Git process, invoking its kill effect so both processes are
cleaned up when the scope ends. Ensure the git:local-repo handler runs
inspectLocalRepo inside Effect.scoped before passing it to
runtime.runPromiseExit, preserving the existing process and result handling.
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…e git queries Three findings from the review of #195. The docs said choosing a directory "reads it only" and in the same sentence that it "registers the repo exactly as a clone would" — the contradiction at the heart of the reported bug. Inspection and confirmation are now described as the separate steps they are, including that a block which hasn't been confirmed has produced nothing and leaves its consumers reporting missing outputs. The integration paragraph still said a pull request opens against the checkout's `origin` remote, which contradicts the new fallback two paragraphs below it. It now says "the checkout's remote". firstRemoteUrl spawned git without ever killing the child, so an interrupted fiber would orphan it. Rather than plumbing a Scope through inspectLocalRepo and the handler — which would leave this helper inconsistent with countFiles three lines away, which has the same property and is shared with the clone path — the shared readGitLines helper wraps its drain in Effect.ensuring(kill). Same guarantee, no signature change, no interruption path exists today anyway: on the normal path the process has already exited and the signal is a no-op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix(GitClone): produce the same outputs from a local checkout as from a clone
Two ways a local checkout silently came up short of the clone path's outputs,
leaving downstream blocks stuck on "Waiting for outputs from: … (repo_owner,
org_id, repo_name, repo_id)".
Remote resolution only ever looked at `origin` (GitClient.getInfo). A checkout
that names its remote something else — a fork whose upstream is the interesting
one, a repo re-pointed after `git init` — yielded no remote at all, so there was
no repo_owner/repo_name, and no org_id/repo_id either, since those are looked up
from the owner and name. inspectLocalRepo now falls back to whichever remote the
repo does have. `origin` is still preferred, so remote order decides nothing in
the common case.
The org/repo ids are resolved once, at confirm time, from the session token.
Because selecting a checkout deliberately didn't wait on the linked auth block,
confirming before authenticating produced a block permanently missing org_id and
repo_id. Confirming now waits for the auth block exactly as cloning does; the
path field, the folder picker, and the inline "is this a git repo?" check stay
usable while it's pending, since none of those need credentials.
Docs updated: the local source no longer claims to need no credentials, and the
no-remote caution now names the outputs that go missing with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(GitClone): stop the local-checkout preview from reading as a finished block
The "is this a git repo?" check rendered in the same green success styling as
the completed state — check icon, root, remote, branch, file count — so a
checked directory looked like a block that had run. It hasn't: nothing is
registered and no outputs exist until "Use This Repo" is confirmed, and a block
that has produced no outputs leaves every consumer reporting each referenced
name as missing ("Waiting for outputs from: clone_repo (repo_owner, org_id,
repo_name, repo_id)") — which reads as the outputs being unsupported rather than
the block being unfinished.
The preview is now informational rather than success-styled, green being
reserved for the completed state, and says outright that the directory is not in
use yet. The no-remote warning names the outputs that go missing with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* uptick to 0.21.1
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(GitClone): address review — docs contradictions and interrupt-safe git queries
Three findings from the review of #195.
The docs said choosing a directory "reads it only" and in the same sentence that
it "registers the repo exactly as a clone would" — the contradiction at the
heart of the reported bug. Inspection and confirmation are now described as the
separate steps they are, including that a block which hasn't been confirmed has
produced nothing and leaves its consumers reporting missing outputs.
The integration paragraph still said a pull request opens against the checkout's
`origin` remote, which contradicts the new fallback two paragraphs below it. It
now says "the checkout's remote".
firstRemoteUrl spawned git without ever killing the child, so an interrupted
fiber would orphan it. Rather than plumbing a Scope through inspectLocalRepo and
the handler — which would leave this helper inconsistent with countFiles three
lines away, which has the same property and is shared with the clone path —
the shared readGitLines helper wraps its drain in Effect.ensuring(kill). Same
guarantee, no signature change, no interruption path exists today anyway: on the
normal path the process has already exited and the signal is a no-op.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Add a bootstrap for new repositories with no commits
* uptick to 0.21.2
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(GitClone): address review — spellcheck, best-effort hasCommits, unique input id
- docs: "colour" → "color" in GitClone.mdx. cspell runs US English and it
was the only occurrence, so the whole Documentation Tests job failed
before build or linkcheck ran.
- electron/main/ipc/git.ts: wrap the clone flow's hasCommits query in
Effect.orElseSucceed(() => true), as every other caller already does.
Bare, a failed query failed the whole git:clone program after the clone
had already landed on disk — the user saw an error, the worktree was
never registered, and the outputs were lost. Defaulting to true also
matches the domain rule that an unreadable repo counts as having
history, so nobody is offered a seeded branch by mistake.
- EmptyRepoWarning: derive the branch input's id from useId() instead of
the literal "empty-repo-branch". Two GitClone blocks on empty repos in
one runbook produced duplicate ids, so both labels pointed at the first
input.
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Follow-up to #193. These two fixes were pushed to that branch after it had already been merged, so they never landed — this puts them on
main.Symptom: a runbook consuming a local checkout sat on "Waiting for outputs from: clone_repo (repo_owner, org_id, repo_name, repo_id)", which reads as those outputs being unsupported for a local checkout. Three separate causes, all fixed here.
1. Remote resolution only ever looked at
originGitClient.getInforunsgit remote get-url originand swallows the failure. A checkout naming its remote something else — a fork whose upstream is the interesting one, a repo re-pointed aftergit init— yielded no remote, so norepo_owner/repo_name, and noorg_id/repo_ideither, since those are looked up from the owner and name.inspectLocalReponow falls back to whichever remote the repo does have.originis still preferred, so remote order decides nothing in the common case. Verified against a real repo with only anupstreamremote.2. The GitHub ids need a token at confirm time
They're resolved once, when the checkout is confirmed, from the session token. Because selecting a checkout deliberately didn't wait on the linked auth block, confirming before authenticating produced a block permanently missing
org_id/repo_id.Confirming now waits on a linked auth block exactly as cloning does. The path field, folder picker, and inline repo check stay usable while auth is pending, since none of them need credentials.
3. The preview looked like a finished block ← the one users actually hit
The "is this a git repo?" check rendered in the same green success styling as the completed state — check icon, root, remote, branch, file count. But the preview passes
register: falseby design: nothing is registered and no outputs exist until Use This Repo is confirmed.And a block that has produced no outputs makes
computeUnmetOutputDependencieslist every referenced name rather than just the missing ones — which is exactly the four names above, and why it reads as "local checkout doesn't support these outputs" instead of "this block hasn't run".The preview is now informational rather than success-styled (green reserved for the completed state) and says outright: "Not in use yet — choose Use This Repo to make this repository and its outputs available to later blocks." The no-remote warning now names the outputs that go missing with it.
Testing
993 backend + 606 web tests pass; typecheck, lint, and
just test-docsclean. New coverage: the non-originremote fallback, auth gating the confirm while leaving the form usable, and the preview stating it isn't in use yet. Docs updated — the local source no longer claims to need no credentials.Confirmed working end to end in a dev build against a GitHub SaaS checkout.
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package.json0.21.0 → 0.21.1, so these fixes ship as a patch release on top of #193.