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Refer to the completed initial implementation ExecPlan for the design, constraints, decisions, and validation record. WalkthroughThe PR implements the dbar Unix CLI. It adds configuration loading, Git and GitHub probes, tmux context resolution, cache handling, status rendering, managed tmux installation, error handling, documentation, and automated validation. Changesdbar CLI and tmux status implementation
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Config
participant Status
participant Git
participant Cache
participant GitHub
participant Tmux
participant Renderer
CLI->>Config: load command and merged settings
Config-->>CLI: status or install configuration
CLI->>Status: build status report
Status->>Git: collect repository state
Status->>Cache: read PR entry
Cache-->>Status: fresh, expired, or missing result
Status->>GitHub: query open PR when required
GitHub-->>Status: optional PR number
Status->>Tmux: resolve context fields
Tmux-->>Status: context and probe outcomes
Status->>Renderer: render status inputs
Renderer-->>CLI: print styled status line
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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds status rendering and tmux configuration installation, but the current head still contains a process-cleanup race that could terminate an unrelated process, plus temporary configuration exposure and unbounded cache growth after interrupted writes. These concrete security, availability, and durability risks mean the PR is not merge-ready until the process signalling and file-handling issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Add the tmux statusline guide and update the execution plan. Refresh Markdown formatting to satisfy lint rules. Switch to the rustdoc lint table and expect the stdout lint so linting runs cleanly.
Implement tmux status rendering with git, PR caching, and\ncontext segments, plus an install subcommand that updates\nconfiguration safely. Add unit, rstest-bdd, and insta snapshot\ncoverage and refresh documentation to match the new workflow.
Pass tmux's pane current path into the install snippet so\nstatus rendering uses the active shell directory. Update the\nmanual tmux snippet and plan notes accordingly.
Use the tmux glyph for session info and drop socket\ncontext from the rendered status line. Update the e2e snapshot\naccordingly.
Render the worktree marker as a standalone icon with the\nrequested glyph and drop the textual "wt" suffix.
Set install defaults to write the snippet to ~/.tmux.conf\nwith status-left placement when no overrides are supplied.
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`project_dir` is wherever the user's shell happens to be — tmux reports it from `pane_current_path` — so a probed repository is not necessarily one the user trusts. A repository carries its own `.git/config`, and several git keys name a command git then runs, so merely cloning a hostile checkout and changing into it was enough to execute its code on every status-line refresh. No unusual filename and no action beyond `cd`. Two vectors were confirmed by running them, not by reading documentation. `core.fsmonitor` names a filesystem-monitor command that `git status` runs during its refresh. `core.hooksPath` redirects hook lookup, and `git status` runs `post-index-change` whenever refreshing stat information makes it rewrite the index — that one fires from the default `.git/hooks` too. Both are now disabled for every probe, along with `--no-optional-locks`, which removes the index write the hook hangs off and stops a refresh contending with the user's interactive git. The options are applied in `git_command` rather than at each call site, so a probe added later cannot forget them, and each is chosen to leave the probes' answers untouched: fsmonitor is an optimization, no hook these read-only probes reach contributes to their output, and the porcelain output was verified byte-identical. Ruled out after testing rather than by assumption: `core.pager` and `pager.*` never fire because stdout is a pipe and git only pages on a tty; `diff.external` and `*.textconv` never fire because porcelain decides modification from stat data and object ids without rendering a diff; `core.alternateRefsCommand` fires only on `fetch`; the ssh, proxy and credential keys are network-only and no probe opens a connection. One vector is deliberately left live. `filter.<name>.clean` with a matching `.gitattributes` does execute during `git status`, but filters are precisely the configuration deciding which files git considers modified. Suppressing them would silently falsify the dirty and staged flags, which is a worse failure than the one being prevented. Closing it needs a decision above the probe — declining to probe untrusted repositories at all — not another flag. The tests run real git against a real repository rather than comparing `CommandSpec` values, because the question is whether git obeys the options, not whether they reach the argument list. Each carries its own negative control: having asserted the probe left no marker, it re-issues the same command unhardened and asserts the marker does appear, so a fixture that stopped triggering the vector fails instead of passing vacuously. Hardening the shared spec broke `status/branch_tests.rs`, which built its stub keys by hand instead of through `git_command`, so nothing matched and every probe silently answered nothing. Build them through `git_command` too — the drift, not the assertion, was the defect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-08-14 note recorded `load_command`'s error type as `ConfigError` but listed only `Cli` and `Merge`. `InvalidClockFormat(String)` was added later, when an unrenderable `clock_format` stopped being reported as an `io::Error`, and the note was never caught up. A reader checking the delivered surface against the note would have found one more variant than it accounts for. The delivered-interface sections already describe all three and are left alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rustdoc collects doctests only from the public API. Every module here is declared with a private `mod`, so an example on a private item is never compiled and cannot fail — it rots silently. Forty-five of them were written as `rust,ignore`, which reads like a deliberate opt-out from a test that was in fact never on offer, and every one named a `dbar::<module>::<item>` path that does not resolve. Write them as `text` instead. The block then illustrates without implying a check, and the unreachable paths stop reading as importable. The `run` example stays Rust and stays compiling: it is the only item that is genuinely public, so it is the only one rustdoc can verify. State the public surface in `src/lib.rs` rather than leaving it to be inferred from the absence of `pub`, and say why the other examples are `text`, since the reason is invisible from the source. No example spawns a process any more. Several built a `RealCommandRunner` and probed the ambient directory or a live tmux server; had any been made runnable they would have done exactly that. They now name an unbound `runner` and point at the mock the tests use. Two doctests remain ignored. Both are `merge_from_layers`, generated by `ortho_config`'s derive rather than written here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+ pane: Some(values.pane.clone()),
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Moving the private modules' examples to `text` stopped them claiming a doctest they never received, but left the import lines in place. A `use dbar::status::cache_key::pr_cache_path;` still names a path that does not resolve, whatever fence surrounds it, so the block went on advertising an API the crate does not expose. The tmux examples had their imports removed at the time; the other thirteen files did not, which was an oversight rather than a distinction. Remove them, along with the `# Ok::<(), _>(())` markers that went with them. Those are rustdoc's hidden-line syntax: they exist to make a doctest compile, so in a block that is never compiled they are noise that only obscures the example. Imports that do resolve stay, since `camino` and `mockable` are real dependencies a reader can follow. The remaining `?` operators stay too: in an illustrative block they read as "this call can fail", which is the point being made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 23-29: Update the README sentence to use the clearer noun
“installation,” changing “make an install transactional” to “make an
installation transactional” while preserving the surrounding explanation.
In `@src/command/child.rs`:
- Around line 46-67: Remove the pid parameter and signal_process_group call from
spawn_reader; let ChildSession’s guarded cleanup own all process-group
signalling. Update start_readers and its callers accordingly, ensuring
RealCommandRunner::run releases the group before joining reader threads on the
overrun path.
- Around line 52-55: Guard the `ceiling + 1` arithmetic in the output-reading
logic of `CommandSpec::max_output_bytes` so `usize::MAX` cannot overflow. Use a
checked or saturating approach that preserves the intended maximum-output
behavior, including the existing conversion error handling and `read_to_end`
flow.
In `@src/status/pr/mod.rs`:
- Around line 147-148: Complete the documentation example conversion: remove the
orphaned PrLookupReport, PrResolution}; fragment at src/status/pr/mod.rs lines
147-148, or replace it with a complete readable text example; update the
explanation at src/cache/retention.rs lines 73-80 to state that the text-fenced
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`GitHubError::Command` wrapped the whole `CommandError`, whose `NonZero`
variant carries the child's stderr verbatim. Only `Display` was
sanitised, so the derived `Debug` and the `#[from]` source chain still
held it — and `gh` prints remote URLs on failure, which can embed a
credential in the `https://x-access-token:<token>@github.com/...` form.
Nothing leaked in practice: the one formatting site uses `{error}`. But
that is a property of every present and future call site rather than of
the type, and one `{:?}`, `unwrap`, or `assert!` would have ended it.
An earlier pass argued the untruncated error was worth keeping reachable
through `source()`; that was the wrong trade.
So the reduction now happens where the error is built. `CommandFailure`
is a `Copy` enum of category plus exit status, timeout, or stream limit,
converted from `CommandError` at the boundary in `pr_number`, and the
`io::Error` is dropped because its message can name the path it failed
on. `GitHubError` has no source at all, and the tests assert that across
`Display`, `Debug`, and a `source()` walk of no assumed depth.
Measured against the old shape with a realistic credential-bearing
stderr, three of four renderings leaked — outer `Debug`, source
`Display`, source `Debug` — while outer `Display` stayed clean. The
Display-only assertion the old test carried would have passed.
Reads stop deleting, too. `load_cached_value` reported expiry by
removing the file, so a `load_*` name mutated the cache and the caller
could not see it. It now returns `CacheLookup`, and the status boundary
— which has just decided to go upstream — calls `sweep_cache_dir`
itself. Same trigger, same bounds; the deletion is visible at the call
site.
The cache race test read only after every writer had joined, so it could
not observe a torn write and would have passed had writes not been
atomic. It now reads and parses while the writers run, classifying each
observation as a complete entry, a clean absence in the rename window,
or a tear.
Also: `spawn_reader` no longer duplicates the process-group kill the
session guard owns, `take(limit + 1)` saturates so a `usize::MAX`
ceiling cannot wrap to zero, and the README, users' guide, ExecPlan and
developers' guide catch up with the Unix-only requirement, the `mockall`
and `proptest` dev-dependencies, and `github.rs` becoming a directory.
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The retention policy's trigger bullet still described the old shape, in which `load_cached_value` swept the directory itself. That moved to the status boundary when the read was made pure, so the document now names a behaviour the code no longer has — the worst kind of stale doc, because it reads as a deliberate design statement. The trigger itself is unchanged: an expired read is still what prompts reclamation, and the common cache hit still never lists the directory. What changed is who does it, and that the caller can see it happening. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@coderabbitai Reconciling the pre-merge table against Testing (Overall) (❌) — both halves valid, both fixed. The cache race test did read only after joining every writer, so it could not observe a torn write and would have passed against a non-atomic writer. It now reads and parses while the writers run, classifying each observation as a complete entry, a clean absence in the rename window, or a tear. Proven against a deliberately non-atomic writer on a copy outside the repository: in-place write gave 24734 torn of 26672 observations; write-temp-then-rename gives 0 torn of 14964. The Unit Architecture (❌) — valid, fixed. You raised this twice and were right to. The earlier round answered the cost objection (the sweep is bounded and off the hot path) but not the contract one, which was the actual complaint: a function named Security And Privacy (❌) — valid, fixed, and my previous answer was wrong. I had sanitised only Developer Documentation ( User-Facing Documentation ( Testing (Compile-Time / UI) ( Domain Architecture ( Observability ( Performance And Resource Use ( Gates at |
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src/cache/mod.rs (1)
231-247: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReclaim orphaned temporary files.
writecreates{file_name}.{pid}.{counter}.tmpand renames it over the target. The cleanup at line 243 runs only when the write or the rename returns an error. If the process is killed between the two calls, the temporary file survives.Nothing reclaims it afterwards.
sweep_cache_dirdeliberately spares that name shape:src/cache/tests.rslines 222-230 assert thatpr_0123456789abcdef.json.tmpmust survive a sweep. The cache directory therefore grows without bound across interrupted writes, which contradicts the claim at line 5 that retention keeps growth bounded.Teach the sweep to reclaim its own temporary files. Match the
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Rename
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Line 141: Update the sentence around store_cached_value in the developers
guide by removing the comma before “because,” while preserving the existing
wording and meaning.
In `@docs/execplans/initial-implementation.md`:
- Around line 421-435: Reorder the revision notes in the documented history so
the dated entries are chronological: place the 2026-08-01 entry first, followed
by 2026-08-14, then 2026-08-22. Preserve each entry’s content unchanged.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 23-27: Update the README installation description to distinguish
the two atomicity mechanisms: state that flock serializes concurrent
installations, while replacing the destination via temporary-file rename
provides atomic file replacement.
In `@src/command/child.rs`:
- Around line 46-73: Share an atomic ownership/unsignalled state between
spawn_reader and ChildSession. Have wait_for clear it when reaped, and require
both the reader’s signal path and release_process_group to atomically claim it
before signalling, preventing signals after reap or duplicate signals. Add an
interleaving test covering an over-limit command that exits immediately and
verifies no signal occurs after reap.
In `@src/status/retention_tests.rs`:
- Around line 18-26: Remove the seeded_cache_dir helper and update both
retention tests to accept and use the existing cache_root fixture directly.
Preserve their current setup and assertions while relying on the shared
cache-root fixture contract.
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In `@src/cache/mod.rs`:
- Around line 231-247: The cache sweep currently preserves orphaned write
temporary files, allowing interrupted writes to accumulate indefinitely. Update
sweep_cache_dir to recognize exactly pr_<16 lowercase-hex
characters>.json.<digits>.<digits>.tmp entries and remove only those older than
the configured TTL, preserving newer in-flight files and existing decoy
behavior. Add coverage that seeds an old matching orphan, verifies
sweep_cache_dir removes it, and retains non-matching names.
In `@src/install/mod.rs`:
- Around line 29-40: Rename boolean fields, parameters, and locals throughout
the install flow to use predicate prefixes: `InstallOutcome.updated` to
`is_updated`, `InstallOutcome.dry_run` to `is_dry_run`, `from_dry_run` and
`from_full` parameters to `is_dry_run` and `is_full`, and `updated` variables or
parameters to `is_updated`; update every affected call site and preserve
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Every mock expectation built its `CommandSpec` from the production
`TmuxField::format()`, so both sides of the comparison moved together.
Renaming `#{session_name}` to `#{sessionname}` left the whole tmux suite
green: the test asserted only that the code equalled itself.
The formats are now written out by hand in `expected_format`, an
exhaustive `match` so a new field cannot be forgotten, and the mock
expectations key on specifications built from those literals. A typo in
the production table now stops matching the expectation, which fails the
resolution tests as well as the literal one.
This is the same defect class as a width assertion measuring a padded
line with the function that computed the padding — an oracle that shares
its implementation with the thing under test cannot falsify it.
Also rename the install booleans to predicate form (`is_updated`,
`is_dry_run`, `is_full`), collapse a redundant retention-test helper onto
the shared `cache_root` fixture, and correct the README's account of what
makes an installation safe: `flock` serializes competing writers, while
the temporary-file rename is what gives a reader an atomic view. The two
were conflated into a single claim about `flock`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two places kill the child's process group: a reader thread that has watched its stream overrun the ceiling, and the session on its timeout, failure, and drop paths. Neither is removable — the reader's kill is what unblocks a wait that would otherwise sleep out the full timeout — but nothing coordinated them. A reader could fire at any moment, including after the wait had already reaped the child and returned its pid to the kernel, at which point the signal is aimed at whatever holds that pid next. `SignalClaim` is the token both sides must win before signalling. It is a lock rather than an atomic flag, and that distinction is the whole point: winning a compare-exchange and then calling `kill(2)` leaves a window in which the reap is recorded between the two, so the signal still lands afterwards. Holding the lock across the decision and the syscall closes it, and costs nothing, because sending a signal does not block. The state machine keeps the one kill that is still legitimate after a reap: the session may evict descendants that inherited the pipes, a reader may not. A failed kill hands the claim back so the session's own cleanup can retry. The window was always narrow — the pid must be recycled between the reap and the signal — but it is the kind that is impossible to diagnose from the symptom, so the claim is worth its weight. A test-only tally of post-reap reader kills makes removing the claim a visible regression rather than a silent one. Cache writes take their temp file exclusively, matching what the install path already did, and the sweep now reclaims orphaned temp files left by interrupted writes — previously they were the one thing the retention policy could never collect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@coderabbitai Round summary against Security And Privacy (❌) — fixed in The cache writer did use But the redirection you describe was already prevented. Measured by planting symlinks out of band, since cap-std refuses to create an escaping one: a symlink pointing at Testing (Overall) (❌) — valid, fixed, and the finding was exactly right. Every mock expectation built its Unit Architecture (❌) — dismissed, third request for the same redesign. Moving the GitHub lookup and cache sweep behind a command-side service with injected working-directory and filesystem ports is precisely the work the maintainer instructed be kept out of this pull request, tracked as #35. Note the cache half of your description is already stale: Orphaned temp files (outside-diff) — valid, fixed. Install predicate naming (outside-diff) — valid, fixed. Testing (Compile-Time / UI) ( Domain Architecture ( Gates at |
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119-125: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClarify the diagnostics output contract.
State that
StatusReportcarriesStatusDiagnostics, butrun_statuswrites diagnostics to stderr only whenDBAR_DIAGNOSTICSis set. The current wording reads as if diagnostics are printed to stdout with the status line.Triage:
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In `@src/cache/tests.rs`:
- Around line 347-360: Make sweep_keeps_an_in_flight_temp_file deterministic by
replacing read_then_sweep with an explicit MockClock pinned to the seeded file’s
mtime, then invoke sweep_cache_dir with that clock and SWEEP_TTL. Remove the
real-clock comment and use the existing mtime-reading helper or established
sibling-test pattern so the file remains younger than the TTL during the
assertion.
In `@src/install/mod.rs`:
- Around line 30-37: Extend the Rustdoc for RunMode::from_dry_run and
Width::from_full with executable examples covering both Boolean inputs and their
resulting enum variants. Keep the existing behavior unchanged and use Rustdoc
assertions that demonstrate each constructor outcome.
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In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 119-125: Update the documentation around
render::render_status_line and run_status to clarify that StatusReport carries
StatusDiagnostics, while diagnostics are written to stderr only when
DBAR_DIAGNOSTICS is set; stdout must contain only the tmux status line.
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| #[rstest] | ||
| fn sweep_keeps_an_in_flight_temp_file(workspace: Workspace) { | ||
| let (_temp_dir, dir) = workspace.expect("workspace"); | ||
| seed_raw(&dir, ORPHAN_NAME, PARTIAL_PAYLOAD).expect("seed in-flight temp file"); | ||
| // The real clock is the point: a temp file belonging to a writer that is | ||
| // still running was created moments ago, and removing it would corrupt | ||
| // that write. Age is the only discriminator, so it must hold here. | ||
| read_then_sweep(&dir).expect("expired read and sweep"); | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| entry_names(&dir).expect("list directory"), | ||
| vec![ORPHAN_NAME], | ||
| "a temp file younger than the TTL may belong to a live writer" | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the one-second timing margin from sweep_keeps_an_in_flight_temp_file.
SWEEP_TTL is one second (line 144). The test seeds ORPHAN_NAME, then calls read_then_sweep, which sweeps with DefaultClock. The orphan survives only while now - mtime <= 1. On a loaded runner, more than one second can pass between seed_raw and sweep_cache_dir, and the sweep then reclaims the file. The assertion fails intermittently.
Pin the clock instead. Read the mtime the seed produced, or drive the sweep with a MockClock set to a fixed instant inside the TTL. The sibling test sweep_reclaims_a_stale_orphaned_temp_file already uses MockClock for exactly this reason, so the pair stays symmetric.
🧪 Suggested deterministic variant
#[rstest]
fn sweep_keeps_an_in_flight_temp_file(workspace: Workspace) {
let (_temp_dir, dir) = workspace.expect("workspace");
seed_raw(&dir, ORPHAN_NAME, PARTIAL_PAYLOAD).expect("seed in-flight temp file");
// The real clock is the point: a temp file belonging to a writer that is
// still running was created moments ago, and removing it would corrupt
// that write. Age is the only discriminator, so it must hold here.
- read_then_sweep(&dir).expect("expired read and sweep");
+ // The clock is pinned to the seed's own mtime so the "younger than the
+ // TTL" condition cannot lapse while the test runs.
+ let mut clock = MockClock::new();
+ let seeded_at = seeded_mtime(&dir, ORPHAN_NAME);
+ clock.expect_utc().returning(move || seeded_at);
+ sweep_cache_dir(&dir, &clock, SWEEP_TTL).expect("sweep");
assert_eq!(
entry_names(&dir).expect("list directory"),
vec![ORPHAN_NAME],
"a temp file younger than the TTL may belong to a live writer"
);
}seeded_mtime reads the file's modification time and returns it in the type Clock::utc yields.
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In `@src/cache/tests.rs` around lines 347 - 360, Make
sweep_keeps_an_in_flight_temp_file deterministic by replacing read_then_sweep
with an explicit MockClock pinned to the seeded file’s mtime, then invoke
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use the existing mtime-reading helper or established sibling-test pattern so the
file remains younger than the TTL during the assertion.
| /// Build the mode from a `--dry-run` flag. | ||
| #[must_use] | ||
| pub const fn from_dry_run(is_dry_run: bool) -> Self { | ||
| if is_dry_run { | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Document the public flag constructors with executable examples.
Add Rustdoc examples to RunMode::from_dry_run and Width::from_full. Show both Boolean inputs and the resulting enum variants.
As per coding guidelines, “Document public Rust APIs with /// Rustdoc comments, and include clear usage and outcome examples in function documentation.”
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In `@src/install/mod.rs` around lines 30 - 37, Extend the Rustdoc for
RunMode::from_dry_run and Width::from_full with executable examples covering
both Boolean inputs and their resulting enum variants. Keep the existing
behavior unchanged and use Rustdoc assertions that demonstrate each constructor
outcome.
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This branch implements the dbar CLI as set out by the ExecPlan in docs/execplans/initial-implementation.md. The binary renders a tmux-ready status line segment that surfaces the project name, git branch and working tree state, GitHub PR information, worktree status, and tmux session/pane/socket metadata. It also exposes an
installsubcommand that inserts an idempotent tmux snippet into the user's tmux configuration. The ExecPlan is marked COMPLETE and covers the full implementation surface: configuration viaortho_config, dependency-injected testing viamockableandmockall, XDG cache lookup for PR data, and snapshot-based end-to-end coverage viaassert-cmdandinsta.Roadmap task: n/a
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Execplan: docs/execplans/initial-implementation.md
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statusandinstallsubcommands and where dependencies are injected.ortho_configtogether withclapand exposes the long flags defaulted by the ExecPlan.ghCLI and the caching TTL.claude-status-inspired glyph emission.--dry-runsupport.Validation
make check-fmt: passes —cargo fmt --workspace -- --checkreports no formatting drift.make lint: passes —cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningsproduces zero warnings.make test: passes —cargo test --workspaceruns the unit suite, therstest-bddbehavioural scenarios, and theinstae2e snapshots to completion.cargo run -- status --project-dir . --show-pr false --session demo --window 1 --pane %0emits a tmux-formatted status segment.cargo run -- install --dry-runprints the snippet that would be inserted into~/.tmux.conf.Notes
claude-statuspalette and glyph decisions, the addition of aclapdependency, explicitpr_cache_ttl_secondsdefaults, top-level integration-test crate roots, and the pane-path wiring into the install snippet.#[fg=colourNN]/#[bg=colourNN]style tags rather than ANSI escapes to honour the protocol described in docs/tmux-statuslines-in-a-nutshell.md.mockablecrate.installsubcommand defaults to writing~/.tmux.confon the left status slot; pass--fullfor a client-width-aware right segment, or--dry-runto preview the snippet without writing.cap_stdpluscaminoare used throughout the implementation in place ofstd::fsandstd::path, per the project guidance inAGENTS.md.References
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Implement the dbar CLI and tmux integration for rendering rich project status information and installing its configuration snippet.
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