From 931ce82e019565b33aa4b888e27af16b367e703d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Fri, 3 Jul 2026 21:38:02 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 01/13] docs(kanban): file task 023 - TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout package Flexbox-composed one-shot layouts (panels/tables side by side, dashboard rows) via TimeWarp.Flexbox, as a companion package so the core stays single-dependency. Gated on Flexbox shipping stable on public nuget.org and passing trim/AOT analysis. Also the proving ground for float-to-character-cell rounding before timewarp-tui inherits the pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 --- ...layout-package-flexbox-composed-layouts.md | 81 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 81 insertions(+) create mode 100644 kanban/to-do/023-add-timewarpterminallayout-package-flexbox-composed-layouts.md diff --git a/kanban/to-do/023-add-timewarpterminallayout-package-flexbox-composed-layouts.md b/kanban/to-do/023-add-timewarpterminallayout-package-flexbox-composed-layouts.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03d8a94 --- /dev/null +++ b/kanban/to-do/023-add-timewarpterminallayout-package-flexbox-composed-layouts.md @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +# Add TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout package - flexbox-composed layouts + +## Description + +New companion package `TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout` (in this repo as +`source/timewarp-terminal-layout/`) that composes existing widgets — panels, tables, +rules, text — into flexbox layouts using TimeWarp.Flexbox (the C# Yoga port, verified +against Yoga's 530-test conformance suite). Fills the biggest functional gap vs +Spectre.Console: today every widget renders solo at full terminal width; there is no +way to put two panels side by side, build a status-bar row, or compose a dashboard. + +One-shot render for ordinary scrolling CLI output (the `dev`/`ganda` style), NOT an +interactive full-screen framework — that is timewarp-tui's job. This package is also +the low-stakes proving ground for the float-layout → character-cell integration that +timewarp-tui will inherit. + +Companion package (not a TimeWarp.Terminal dependency) keeps Terminal's dependency +surface at exactly one stable package for users who just want colored output. + +## Gates (must clear before work starts) + +- [ ] TimeWarp.Flexbox published as a STABLE release on public nuget.org + (currently 1.0.0-beta.3 on private GitHub Packages; a public package cannot + depend on it — same NU5104/private-feed gate as the TimeWarp.Builder story) +- [ ] TimeWarp.Flexbox passes trim/AOT analysis (Terminal earns its IsAotCompatible + claim; the layout package must not regress that) + +## Checklist + +- [ ] Create `source/timewarp-terminal-layout/` project (IsPackable, same strict + analyzer set, PackageReadmeFile/snupkg like the main package) +- [ ] Solve float → character-cell rounding: Yoga computes float positions/sizes; + terminal cells are integers. Decide the rounding contract (Yoga has pixel-grid + rounding — evaluate whether PointScaleFactor=1 gives stable integer cells) and + pin it with tests: adjacent items must tile exactly (no gaps/overlaps), total + width must equal the container width +- [ ] Design the item model: existing widgets (Panel, Table, Rule) plus raw text as + flex items; widgets need measure functions (content min/max width) wired to + flexbox measure callbacks, using UnicodeWidth/AnsiStringUtils for visible width +- [ ] LayoutBuilder API consistent with existing builders (see sketch below); + `terminal.WriteLayout(...)` extension + static facade mirror +- [ ] Respect SupportsColor gating and WindowWidth like existing widget extensions +- [ ] Wrapping/overflow semantics: FlexWrap for rows of cards; min-width collapse + behavior when the terminal is too narrow (reuse the Grow-floor philosophy from + table: items never collapse to zero silently) +- [ ] Runfile tests under tests/ (layout-01-basic, row/column, grow, wrap, nesting, + emoji/ANSI content inside items) + samples/layout-dashboard.cs +- [ ] Release pipeline: pack/push both packages (workflow.cs pack step currently + packs only timewarp-terminal.csproj); check-version must gate on both ids + +## API Sketch + +```csharp +terminal.WriteLayout(layout => layout + .Direction(FlexDirection.Row) + .Gap(2) + .Item(i => i.Grow(1), panel => panel.Header("Build").Content(buildSummary)) + .Item(i => i.Grow(2), table => table.AddColumns("Test", "Result").AddRow(...)) +); + +// Column of rows (dashboard) +terminal.WriteLayout(layout => layout + .Direction(FlexDirection.Column) + .Row(r => r.Item(statusPanel).Item(versionPanel)) + .Row(r => r.Item(i => i.Grow(1), logTable)) +); +``` + +## Notes + +- Part of the layered stack: flexbox (pure layout math, leaf) → terminal (I/O + foundation, shipped 1.0.0 2026-07-03) → Terminal.Layout (static composition) → + timewarp-tui (interactive OpenTUI clone). See timewarp-tui card 262 for the + shared-primitives decision that should land before/alongside this. +- Do NOT retrofit the table widget's internal column math onto flexbox: that code is + correct, regression-tested, and shipped in 1.0; swapping it would churn observable + output (rounding) for no user-visible gain. + +## Session + +- Created: 096d9aa9-8cec-4987-a576-91698523d859 (2026-07-03) From 84b2b85a88e8ce78c6b0ea7b915de44a26a16e91 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2026 21:19:14 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 02/13] ci: add trusted-publishing probe mode to workflow.yml (nuru 458-009) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 --- .github/workflows/workflow.yml | 15 ++++++++++- ...ed-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md | 27 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 41 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md diff --git a/.github/workflows/workflow.yml b/.github/workflows/workflow.yml index a89cf96..0c60fa0 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/workflow.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/workflow.yml @@ -22,6 +22,14 @@ on: release: types: [published] workflow_dispatch: + inputs: + mode: + description: 'merge = normal CI (default). probe = trusted-publishing check only (OIDC login, no build, no publish).' + type: choice + options: + - merge + - probe + default: merge jobs: ci: @@ -42,7 +50,7 @@ jobs: dotnet-version: '10.0.x' - name: NuGet login (OIDC Trusted Publishing) - if: github.event_name == 'release' + if: github.event_name == 'release' || (github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && inputs.mode == 'probe') id: nuget-login uses: nuget/login@v1 with: @@ -63,7 +71,12 @@ jobs: owner: TimeWarpEngineering repositories: timewarp-software + - name: Trusted publishing probe result + if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && inputs.mode == 'probe' + run: echo "Trusted publishing OK — OIDC exchange succeeded for this repo + workflow.yml." + - name: Run CI Pipeline + if: github.event_name != 'workflow_dispatch' || inputs.mode != 'probe' env: GH_TOKEN: ${{ steps.rebuild-token.outputs.token }} run: | diff --git a/kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md b/kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d37dc58 --- /dev/null +++ b/kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# Add trusted-publishing probe mode to workflow.yml + +## Description + +Org 458-009 probe (NuGet has no policy-enumeration API): a workflow_dispatch +mode that runs ONLY the nuget/login OIDC exchange and stops — success proves an +active trusted publishing policy matches this repo + workflow.yml. Reference: +timewarp-nuru workflow.yml. + +## Checklist + +- [x] probe added to dispatch inputs +- [x] nuget/login if-condition extended with the probe clause +- [x] "Trusted publishing probe result" step added after login +- [x] Pipeline/heavy steps skip in probe mode (or were already mode-gated) +- [x] YAML validated + +## Results + +Implemented directly by the 458 orchestration session (2026-08-08) after the +delegated batch worker for this repo died mid-wave. + +### How to validate + +Smoke: after push, `gh workflow run workflow.yml -f mode=probe` → expect the +run to succeed with the probe-result step green. A failure at the NuGet login +step means the trusted publishing policy is missing/misconfigured on NuGet.org. From 9c57faefebd059e02650d54ec2cd48d2e66f9c9f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2026 21:19:16 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 03/13] chore(kanban): 024 probe-mode done Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 --- .../024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename kanban/{to-do => done}/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md (100%) diff --git a/kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md b/kanban/done/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md similarity index 100% rename from kanban/to-do/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md rename to kanban/done/024-add-trusted-publishing-probe-mode-to-workflowyml.md From 1ff7497c01cc02e477c0d8b50fbb671e0d4f7ffb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2026 23:52:40 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 04/13] chore(kanban): add audit-clean-on-beta.72 task (nuru 458-010 wave) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 --- ...-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md | 25 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+) create mode 100644 kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md diff --git a/kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md b/kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7cd1498 --- /dev/null +++ b/kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# Bring repo audit-clean on TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72 + +## Description + +Org wave (timewarp-nuru 458-010 remediation + DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72 adoption — +they are the same wave: the audit's `nuru` check went red org-wide when +beta.72 shipped, by design). Passing `ganda repo audit` now means adopting the +full release toolkit: `dev release`, promotion gates, attestation verifier, +trusted-publishing probe, derived package sets. + +## Checklist + +- [ ] `ganda repo audit --fix` (bumps TimeWarp.Nuru/DevCli to latest, fixes kebab/structure where fixable) +- [ ] Verify Directory.Packages.props pins TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli (and TimeWarp.Nuru where referenced) at 3.0.0-beta.72 +- [ ] Build — NURU050 names any missing DI registration (e.g. `IPackableProjectService`); add per the DevCli readme migration notes (CS0101 local-CiMode note also applies) +- [ ] `dev self-install` (AOT binary is a snapshot; new commands like `release` are absent until reinstalled) +- [ ] `ganda repo audit` → PASSES ALL CHECKS (if a check is structurally unfixable here, record it explicitly with a reason instead of forcing) +- [ ] Smoke: `dev --help` shows `release`; `dev check-version` derives the packable set (publishers only) +- [ ] Commit everything (audit fixes, props, dev.cs, kanban) — local commits fine; ride the repo's normal merge flow + +## Notes + +Created 2026-08-08 from the nuru 458 program session. timewarp-nuru is the +reference (audit-clean at beta.72, first release shipped through the full +machinery). From 54801f97bbb788804bb817c8498a24d8616f1650 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2026 23:59:28 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 05/13] chore(kanban): move 025 to in-progress Bring repo audit-clean on TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72 --- ...025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename kanban/{to-do => in-progress}/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md (100%) diff --git a/kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md b/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md similarity index 100% rename from kanban/to-do/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md rename to kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md From f2252e8592f9525f0663d6afa71dcf230d90ae97 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 9 Aug 2026 00:02:48 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 06/13] fix: adopt TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72 for audit-clean Pin Nuru/DevCli to beta.72, Amuru 1.0.0 + Amuru.Tools (IRepoCleanService moved out of core), register IPackableProjectService, suppress DevCli content-file IDE rules, and kebab-rename LICENSE/README/workspace paths so ganda repo audit passes. --- ...terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md} | 0 ...-t00-00-00-static-console-api-analysis.md} | 0 ...12-00-00-release-readiness-code-review.md} | 0 Directory.Packages.props | 7 ++- ...-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md | 63 ++++++++++++++++--- LICENSE => license | 0 README.md => readme.md | 0 tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props | 9 +-- tools/dev-cli/dev.cs | 2 +- 9 files changed, 66 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) rename .agent/workspace/{2025-12-23T20-15-00_timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md => 2025-12-23-t20-15-00-timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md} (100%) rename .agent/workspace/{2026-01-22T00-00-00_static-console-api-analysis.md => 2026-01-22-t00-00-00-static-console-api-analysis.md} (100%) rename .agent/workspace/{2026-02-23T12-00-00_release-readiness-code-review.md => 2026-02-23-t12-00-00-release-readiness-code-review.md} (100%) rename LICENSE => license (100%) rename README.md => readme.md (100%) diff --git a/.agent/workspace/2025-12-23T20-15-00_timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md b/.agent/workspace/2025-12-23-t20-15-00-timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md similarity index 100% rename from .agent/workspace/2025-12-23T20-15-00_timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md rename to .agent/workspace/2025-12-23-t20-15-00-timewarp-terminal-vs-spectre-console-comparison.md diff --git a/.agent/workspace/2026-01-22T00-00-00_static-console-api-analysis.md b/.agent/workspace/2026-01-22-t00-00-00-static-console-api-analysis.md similarity index 100% rename from .agent/workspace/2026-01-22T00-00-00_static-console-api-analysis.md rename to .agent/workspace/2026-01-22-t00-00-00-static-console-api-analysis.md diff --git a/.agent/workspace/2026-02-23T12-00-00_release-readiness-code-review.md b/.agent/workspace/2026-02-23-t12-00-00-release-readiness-code-review.md similarity index 100% rename from .agent/workspace/2026-02-23T12-00-00_release-readiness-code-review.md rename to .agent/workspace/2026-02-23-t12-00-00-release-readiness-code-review.md diff --git a/Directory.Packages.props b/Directory.Packages.props index 5045a21..623e663 100644 --- a/Directory.Packages.props +++ b/Directory.Packages.props @@ -5,13 +5,14 @@ true - + + - - + + diff --git a/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md b/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md index 7cd1498..ec97887 100644 --- a/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md +++ b/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md @@ -10,16 +10,65 @@ trusted-publishing probe, derived package sets. ## Checklist -- [ ] `ganda repo audit --fix` (bumps TimeWarp.Nuru/DevCli to latest, fixes kebab/structure where fixable) -- [ ] Verify Directory.Packages.props pins TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli (and TimeWarp.Nuru where referenced) at 3.0.0-beta.72 -- [ ] Build — NURU050 names any missing DI registration (e.g. `IPackableProjectService`); add per the DevCli readme migration notes (CS0101 local-CiMode note also applies) -- [ ] `dev self-install` (AOT binary is a snapshot; new commands like `release` are absent until reinstalled) -- [ ] `ganda repo audit` → PASSES ALL CHECKS (if a check is structurally unfixable here, record it explicitly with a reason instead of forcing) -- [ ] Smoke: `dev --help` shows `release`; `dev check-version` derives the packable set (publishers only) -- [ ] Commit everything (audit fixes, props, dev.cs, kanban) — local commits fine; ride the repo's normal merge flow +- [x] `ganda repo audit --fix` (bumps TimeWarp.Nuru/DevCli to latest, fixes kebab/structure where fixable) +- [x] Verify Directory.Packages.props pins TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli (and TimeWarp.Nuru where referenced) at 3.0.0-beta.72 +- [x] Build — NURU050 names any missing DI registration (e.g. `IPackableProjectService`); add per the DevCli readme migration notes (CS0101 local-CiMode note also applies) +- [x] `dev self-install` (AOT binary is a snapshot; new commands like `release` are absent until reinstalled) +- [x] `ganda repo audit` → PASSES ALL CHECKS (if a check is structurally unfixable here, record it explicitly with a reason instead of forcing) +- [x] Smoke: `dev --help` shows `release`; `dev check-version` derives the packable set (publishers only) +- [x] Commit everything (audit fixes, props, dev.cs, kanban) — local commits fine; ride the repo's normal merge flow ## Notes Created 2026-08-08 from the nuru 458 program session. timewarp-nuru is the reference (audit-clean at beta.72, first release shipped through the full machinery). + +### Implementation notes (2026-08-08) + +**Before audit:** 18 pass / 2 fail — `nuru` (beta.71) + `kebab-path-names` (5 paths). + +**After:** `ganda repo audit` → 20 pass / 0 fail. + +Hand fixes beyond `--fix`: +- `TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli` pin was still beta.71 after `--fix` (only Nuru was bumped) → set to `3.0.0-beta.72` +- `TimeWarp.Amuru` → `1.0.0` (NU1605: Nuru beta.72 requires Amuru ≥1.0.0) +- Added `TimeWarp.Amuru.Tools` `1.0.0-beta.2` (IRepoCleanService moved out of core Amuru at 1.0.0) +- DI: removed `GitTagCheckService` (gone from DevCli package), added `IPackableProjectService`/`PackableProjectService` +- NoWarn for IDE0022/IDE0046/IDE0066/IDE0078 on DevCli content files from NuGet cache +- `ganda repo audit --fix --checks kebab-path-names` renamed `LICENSE`→`license`, `README.md`→`readme.md`, and three workspace underscore filenames + +## Results + +Repo is audit-clean on TimeWarp.Nuru / DevCli **3.0.0-beta.72**. Dev CLI builds, self-installs, exposes `release`, and `check-version` runs against the packable set. + +### How to validate + +**Smoke** +```bash +cd /home/steve/worktrees/github.com/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-terminal/dev +grep -E 'TimeWarp\.(Nuru|Amuru)' Directory.Packages.props +# Expect: Nuru + DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72; Amuru 1.0.0; Amuru.Tools 1.0.0-beta.2 + +ganda repo audit +# Expect: Repository passes all audit checks. + +./bin/dev --help +# Expect: commands include release, check-version, clean, self-install + +./bin/dev check-version +# Expect: reports packable package(s); may say version already released (1.0.0) — not a failure of the wave +``` + +**Automated gate** +```bash +ganda repo audit # exit 0 +``` + +**Depends on / Not in scope** +- Local commits only; no push +- Full solution test suite / NuGet publish not required for this task + +## Session + +- Implementation: grok (2026-08-08) — audit --fix + hand pins/DI/Amuru.Tools + kebab fix + self-install diff --git a/LICENSE b/license similarity index 100% rename from LICENSE rename to license diff --git a/README.md b/readme.md similarity index 100% rename from README.md rename to readme.md diff --git a/tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props b/tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props index 1fc3d4b..273aa35 100644 --- a/tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props +++ b/tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props @@ -14,14 +14,14 @@ - + - $(NoWarn);CA1031;CA1034;CA1303;CA1508;CA1515;CA1849;CA2007;CA2016;CA2000;RCS1046;CA5399;IL2026;IL2104;IL3050;IL3053;IDE0065;IDE0005;IDE0052;IDE0055;IDE0058;IDE0160;IDE0211;IDE0290 + $(NoWarn);CA1031;CA1034;CA1303;CA1508;CA1515;CA1849;CA2007;CA2016;CA2000;RCS1046;CA5399;IL2026;IL2104;IL3050;IL3053;IDE0065;IDE0005;IDE0022;IDE0046;IDE0052;IDE0055;IDE0058;IDE0066;IDE0078;IDE0160;IDE0211;IDE0290 true @@ -67,6 +67,7 @@ + diff --git a/tools/dev-cli/dev.cs b/tools/dev-cli/dev.cs index 37bfb73..a151bb0 100755 --- a/tools/dev-cli/dev.cs +++ b/tools/dev-cli/dev.cs @@ -45,8 +45,8 @@ { services.AddSingleton(); services.AddSingleton(); - services.AddSingleton(); services.AddSingleton(); + services.AddSingleton(); }) .DiscoverEndpoints() .Build(); From da04cfd673a28f8fabeb5a7bce64b694f47aea9e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 9 Aug 2026 00:02:54 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 07/13] chore(kanban): mark 025 done Repo audit-clean on DevCli 3.0.0-beta.72 with Results documented. --- ...025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename kanban/{in-progress => done}/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md (100%) diff --git a/kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md b/kanban/done/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md similarity index 100% rename from kanban/in-progress/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md rename to kanban/done/025-bring-repo-audit-clean-on-timewarpnurudevcli-300-beta72.md From e73cfaa0139c4ab357cf4f5449023c1058855108 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 08:46:52 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 08/13] chore(memsearch): persist 2026-07-02/03 session memory Keep the late-July-2 nuget/commit wrap-up and the July-3 release-day log (021 close-out through 1.0.0) searchable for later agent sessions. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- .memsearch/memory/2026-07-02.md | 10 + .memsearch/memory/2026-07-03.md | 384 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 394 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .memsearch/memory/2026-07-03.md diff --git a/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-02.md b/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-02.md index e2c2ea6..f3b5c88 100644 --- a/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-02.md +++ b/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-02.md @@ -80,3 +80,13 @@ - Claude Code noted that uncommitted changes remain across five worktrees: terminal, nuru, amuru, ganda, and architecture. - Two open offers were mentioned: applying an editorconfig typo fix across seven remaining repositories, and repairing the amuru repository's pre-existing broken dev build. +### 23:58 + +- User requested running `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` +- TimeWarp.Builder was identified as the only outdated package and updated from 1.0.0-beta.2 to 1.0.0-beta.3 +- Build and test verification passed with 0 errors and 33/33 tests passing +- Claude Code consulted the repository's git conventions from `/home/steve/worktrees/github.com/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-flow/master/claude/skills/git` +- Three logical commits were created on the dev branch: one for repo scaffolding (12 files), one for TimeWarp package/analyzer updates (including MessagePack vulnerability fix), and one for strict analyzer build fixes and runfile shebangs (58 files) +- All verification checks passed green: solution 0 warnings/0 errors, 33/33 tests, 5/5 samples, audit 19/19 +- Changes were committed but not pushed to remote; Claude Code notified User that other worktrees (nuru, amuru, ganda, architecture) still have uncommitted `.editorconfig`/brace fixes + diff --git a/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-03.md b/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-03.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d905c67 --- /dev/null +++ b/.memsearch/memory/2026-07-03.md @@ -0,0 +1,384 @@ +### 00:02 + +- User asked about the status of task 021 +- Claude Code reported that Task 021 (Integrate TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli shared endpoints) is functionally complete but the kanban card is stale, sitting in kanban/in-progress/ with no checked boxes +- Claude Code verified package wiring: TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli is in Directory.Packages.props (at beta.71) and referenced in tools/dev-cli/Directory.Build.props +- Claude Code confirmed service registration in dev.cs includes IRepoCleanService, NuGetVersionService, GitTagCheckService, and IRepoConfigService +- Claude Code verified custom endpoints are properly managed with only four kept in endpoints/ (build, test, verify-samples, workflow), while clean, check-version, and self-install now come from shared package sources +- Claude Code confirmed self-install works, exercised yesterday when rebuilding bin/dev +- Claude Code verified check-version works, reporting that version 1.0.0-beta.13 is already published and requires a version bump +- Claude Code confirmed clean endpoint is registered and appears in dev --help output, though execution was skipped to avoid wiping build artifacts +- Claude Code noted the optional .timewarp/repo.yaml is not a blocker since check-version functions without it +- Claude Code asked whether User wants to check off the checklist and move the card to kanban/done/ with a commit + + +## Session 00:05 + +### 00:05 + +- User received a task notification about a background agent ("Fix style errors test-terminal") that may have stopped +- Claude Code clarified this was a false alarm from the previous session's process exit; the agent had already completed +- The agent fixed 14 style diagnostics across test-terminal.cs and test-terminal-context.cs files +- Build verification passed with 0 errors and all 33 tests passing +- Changes were committed in commit 472037c +- Working tree currently contains only memsearch auto-generated session-memory files, with no uncommitted work +- Claude Code identified several other pending tasks: moving task 021 card to done, sweeping an editorconfig typo from seven repos, committing fixes in nuru/amuru/ganda/architecture worktrees, and repairing an amuru dev-build + +### 00:07 + +- User requested updating and closing task 021 if it was complete, providing the kanban skill base directory and documentation. +- Claude Code documented the Kanban CLI skill, including task creation commands, status folder structure, allowed fields, and checklist maintenance guidelines. +- Claude Code verified that task 021 was successfully closed and committed (commit 9115a27). +- Claude Code tested that `./bin/dev clean` works correctly, wiping obj/bin directories and root bin/ artifacts while preserving the dev executable, and verified the solution rebuilds properly afterward. +- Claude Code updated task 021's checklist with all items checked and added a Results section documenting how the final implementation differed from the original plan (using NuGetVersionService + GitTagCheckService instead of IRepoCheckVersionService, and requiring NoWarn scoping for NuGet-cache content files). +- Claude Code identified that task 020 (complete console API surface coverage) remains in in-progress despite all six of its child tasks (020-001 through 020-006) being in done. +- Claude Code noted that the automatic status propagation described in the kanban skill documentation did not trigger for task 020. +- Claude Code asked whether User wants task 020 verified and closed as well. + +### 00:10 + +- User indicated they could not locate a file that Claude Code had referenced +- Claude Code acknowledged misreading the earlier command output and clarified that both lines came from the kanban/done/ directory rather than from different directories +- Claude Code confirmed that kanban/in-progress/ is empty and task 020 with all its children are already in done/ +- Claude Code verified that status propagation worked correctly +- Claude Code concluded that the kanban board is fully clean with nothing in progress, to-do, or backlog, and only task 021 was identified as a stale card + +### 00:20 + +- User requested a complete code review of the library in preparation for moving it from beta to release, with findings recorded as a task. +- Claude Code executed a full release-readiness review using six parallel reviewers covering 25 files (~7,200 lines), which surfaced approximately 55 findings total. +- Claude Code independently spot-verified all four blocker-level findings against the source code before filing. +- Task 022 was created in `kanban/to-do/` with findings organized by severity (4 blockers, 22 majors, ~28 minors) as checklists with file:line references, and committed as `db8f124`. +- Four blockers identified: ambiguous `Terminal.WritePanel()` overload compilation issue, `Colored Rule` crash on long titles, incorrect `CursorVisible` gating on Linux/macOS, and stable 1.0.0 dependency on prerelease `TimeWarp.Builder` beta.3. +- Major issues recorded include static facade ignoring `SupportsColor`/`NO_COLOR`, `TestTerminalContext` documentation of parallel isolation being incorrect, test double semantics contradicting real console, unicode width miscalculation, silent table column collapse, and release pipeline gaps (no test runs, missing `PackageReadmeFile`, no symbols published). +- Clean findings (delegation correctness, shrink arithmetic, sealed types, version single-sourcing) were also documented to prevent re-litigation during triage. +- Suggested next steps: fix the four blockers, triage majors by fixing or explicitly accepting each, then bump version to 1.0.0. + +### 09:01 + +- User questioned Claude Code's claim of a compiler error, noting that `dev build` succeeded with zero warnings and errors. +- Claude Code demonstrated the consumer-side compile error (CS0121) exists by showing a minimal example: `Terminal.WritePanel("content")` fails with "The call is ambiguous between the following methods." +- Claude Code explained why `dev build` doesn't catch it: overload ambiguity is diagnosed at the call site in consuming code, not in the library itself, and no code in the repository calls the one-argument form. +- Claude Code detailed the C# overload resolution rule: when both candidate methods need default-argument substitution to match a call, neither is "better," causing resolution to fail for `Terminal.WritePanel("content")` and `Terminal.WritePanel("content", "header")`. +- Claude Code identified this as part of a systemic issue documented in the review minors, with the same problematic pattern existing on `WriteTable` and panel extensions. +- Claude Code noted the problematic call only appears in an XML doc `` example (terminal-static.cs:443) that never gets compiled. +- Claude Code highlighted that a test project compiling documented one-liners would have caught this, reinforcing the "release pipeline runs no consumer-facing verification of doc samples" finding from the review. +- Claude Code offered to fix the blocker by collapsing to a single `WritePanel` overload with all parameters optional, which would be source-compatible with all currently-compilable calls. + +### 09:06 + +- User asked whether there was test coverage for an issue and instructed Claude Code to fix it +- Claude Code verified library build, consumer repro, and test file; the consumer now compiles and renders the panel; widgets test passed 16/16 including a new regression test +- Claude Code discovered no existing test coverage; the problematic call shapes (`Terminal.WritePanel("content")` and `("content", "header")`) never appeared in the repo because existing tests used named arguments or the ITerminal extension method +- Claude Code deleted the redundant `WritePanel(string, string?)` overload, keeping the 4-parameter overload as the single string overload, and merged doc examples onto it +- Claude Code added test `Should_write_panel_with_positional_arguments` to `tests/terminal-static-05-widgets.cs` to verify the resolution works +- Claude Code committed changes as `3bd1291` after verifying minimal consumer compiles, solution builds cleanly, all 33 test runfiles pass, and all samples verify +- Claude Code marked the blocker FIXED in task 022 +- Three blockers remain: colored-Rule crash on long titles, Unix CursorVisible no-op, and prerelease TimeWarp.Builder dependency +- Claude Code asked if User wanted to continue working through remaining blockers + +### 09:38 + +- User instructed Claude Code to continue working on the remaining 1.0 release blockers +- Claude Code fixed the Rule render crash by computing layout once and clamping width to prevent negative values; added a regression test that previously threw ArgumentOutOfRangeException +- Claude Code fixed the CursorVisible setter on Unix by removing the Windows gate from the setter (while keeping it on the getter); verified the library now emits proper ANSI escape sequences (ESC[?25l/ESC[?25h) on Linux +- Claude Code bumped the prerelease TimeWarp.Builder dependency from beta.3 to stable 1.0.0 +- All four blockers were resolved and committed as bf23150, passing all tests (33/33 tests, samples verified, audit 19/19) +- Task 022's blocker section was fully marked as FIXED +- Claude Code identified 22 major remaining items for the 1.0 release, categorizing them as mechanical fixes (Unix gating on Title/Beep(), KeyAvailable catch type fix, PackageReadmeFile, README sample, test pipeline updates, snupkg) versus judgment calls requiring user input (InvariantCulture vs current culture, NO_COLOR/redirection handling, Terminal.Instance global, test doubles' input-stream semantics) +- Claude Code offered to proceed with the mechanical fixes while presenting the contract decision items as a batch for user approval + +### 09:59 + +- User asked Claude Code to proceed with implementing mechanical majors from a 1.0 readiness review +- Claude Code executed a series of fixes across multiple components: platform-gating exceptions in timewarp-terminal.cs, packaging improvements (README, symbol packages), release pipeline enhancements (test + verify-samples steps, ContinuousIntegrationBuild flag), Handler class helpers, dev test runfile execution, and README sample corrections +- Claude Code committed the batch as `41964e1` and coordinated verification across four agent tasks (final test-doubles agent completed last) +- Central verification confirmed all fixes passed: build and test suite successful (0/0 failures, 33/33 test files), samples verified, audit 19/19 passed +- Claude Code reported 5 total commits completed on `dev` branch, fixing all 4 blockers and 16 majors including platform-gating trio, KeyAvailable crash, false-green test pipeline, packaging issues, table contract semantics, and test-double bugs +- Claude Code presented four contract decisions awaiting User input: Culture facade format overload strategy (current vs InvariantCulture), Color Write/WriteLine support-checking behavior, WriteLink static method alignment, and Terminal.Instance AsyncLocal context for test isolation +- Claude Code also identified remaining work: deep rendering majors (unicode-width, graphemes, ANSI regex, text wrapping, cell truncation), two design decisions (TestConsole.ReadKey throwing behavior and IsAotCompatible verification), and ~24 minors to triage +- Claude Code asked User to answer the four contract questions for implementation or proceed with deep rendering work instead + +### 10:00 + +- User received a task-notification that a background command ("Wait for test-doubles agent") completed with exit code 0 +- Claude Code explained the notification represents a leftover wait timer expiring with no new information +- Claude Code confirmed that all prior agent work from the last round has already been verified and committed +- Claude Code reported four contract decisions still pending User's choice: culture, color gating, WriteLink alignment, and test isolation +- Claude Code signaled readiness to start deep rendering fixes once User provides approval or resolves the four pending decisions + +### 10:22 + +- User asked about implementing a configurable culture provider for Terminal.Write() overloads using a static TerminalFormatting class with a FormatCulture property, and requested expert critique rather than acceptance of the suggestion. +- Claude Code validated the ambient provider pattern but recommended three structural changes: resolve the culture at call time rather than capturing CurrentCulture at static initialization; type the property as IFormatProvider (not CultureInfo) to align with BCL conventions and allow custom providers; and place the property directly on Terminal (not a separate class) for discoverability. +- Claude Code explained the reasoning: CurrentCulture is per-thread and must be resolved at formatting time to handle per-request cultures and startup mutations; IFormatProvider is the standard BCL pattern for formatting APIs; and a single-property wrapper class creates permanent API surface with poor discoverability. +- Claude Code flagged two consequences: FormatProvider becomes another process-global mutable static (acceptable for configuration-style setup but should be snapshotted/restored by TestTerminalContext), and the default behavior shifts from InvariantCulture to CurrentCulture (correct for 1.0 console parity but warrants release notes). +- Claude Code proposed concrete implementation: `public static IFormatProvider? FormatProvider { get; set; }` on Terminal, null-coalesced to `CultureInfo.CurrentCulture` in format overloads, with snapshot/restore in test context. +- Claude Code asked whether User wanted this implemented, and raised four related contract decisions still open (color gating vs NO_COLOR, WriteLink alignment, Instance isolation, and one other) to potentially address all together in one pass. + +### 10:30 + +- User approved the implementation approach and deferred the color decision for later +- Claude implemented `Terminal.FormatProvider` as nullable `IFormatProvider?` property (null defaults to `CultureInfo.CurrentCulture` at runtime) and updated 12 call sites in terminal-static.cs +- Claude added snapshot/restore logic for `FormatProvider` in `TestTerminalContext` alongside `Instance`, including Design region documentation +- Claude wrote regression tests covering custom provider behavior, current-culture default, and context restoration; both test files passed +- Claude recorded the implementation decision on the culture item in task 022 +- Full test suite ran green (33/33 tests passed) and changes were committed as `62f3900` +- Claude presented the next decision point: whether colored `Write`/`WriteLine`/`WriteErrorLine` overloads should honor `SupportsColor` (to degrade ANSI on `NO_COLOR` and redirected output) or emit ANSI unconditionally, with a recommendation to honor it +- Claude noted that `TestTerminal.SupportsColor` defaults to `true`, so either choice maintains existing color-asserting test behavior + +### 10:34 + +- User requested that color output respect `SupportsColor` — if unsupported, write plain text; `WritePanel` and `WriteTable` should also respect this setting. +- Claude Code implemented instance-extension loops for the panel and table methods and ran regression tests in the color test file, with all tests passing. +- Full test suite passed (33/33) and changes were committed as `ef749ca`. +- Color gating now covers eight ANSI-emission sites: four facade `Write`/`WriteLine`/`WriteErrorLine` color overloads, static `WritePanel`/`WriteTable`, and `ITerminal` panel/table extension helpers; all check `SupportsColor` and emit plain text when false. +- `NO_COLOR` and piped output now produce clean text without escape sequences. +- Caller-embedded ANSI (via `.Cyan()`, `BorderColor` on builders) passes through untouched; callers own these transformations and can check `Terminal.Instance.SupportsColor` themselves. +- Documentation added to each gated member stating the degrade behavior; regression tests assert zero escape bytes when `SupportsColor` is false. +- Decision recorded on task 022 with a release-note flag marking this as a behavior change from previously unconditional ANSI. +- Two unresolved contract decisions identified: whether `Terminal.WriteLink` should check `SupportsHyperlinks` and fall back to plain form, and whether `Terminal.Instance` should read through `AsyncLocal TestTerminalContext` for true parallel-test isolation. + +### 11:12 + +- User agreed with two decisions: WriteLink should check SupportsHyperlinks (consistent with SupportsColor), and AsyncLocal should win over global mutation for context handling +- Claude Code implemented WriteLink static facade to check SupportsHyperlinks and fallback to plain display text when unsupported, byte-for-byte consistent with the extension +- Terminal.Instance getter refactored to return TestTerminalContext.Current ?? global backingField; SetCurrent/Use/ClearCurrent no longer touch the global instance +- Existing test (Should_write_hyperlink) fixed to opt-in with SupportsHyperlinks = true, confirming the hyperlink gate works; test assertion tightened to resolve Shouldly case-insensitivity issue +- Parallel-isolation regression test added confirming zero cross-contamination between concurrent scopes; disposed-terminal leak from earlier patch now structurally impossible since context never installs into the global +- Test name collision resolved by renaming to target the static facade; full suite passed (33/33), both decisions committed (commit 6691560), closing all four contract decisions for task 022 +- Remaining task 022 items outlined: deep rendering majors (unicode-width EAW corrections, multi-rune grapheme measurement, ANSI regex beyond SGR, WrapText mid-word splitting, panel WordWrap(false) truncation, ANSI-preserving cell truncation), TestConsole.ReadKey() design call, AOT verification, minor triage +- Claude Code asked whether to launch deep rendering work next + +### 11:35 + +- User requested to launch the deep rendering work +- Claude Code executed three rendering agents (unicode-width and ansi-string-utils in parallel, then panel/table truncation dependent on their results) +- All three agents completed successfully and were combined into commit e085b25 with 867 insertions across 10 files +- All verifications passed: zero build failures, 33/33 test files, samples verified, 19/19 audit checks +- Unicode width handling was replaced from a blanket `0x1F000–0x1FAFF = wide` range with Unicode 16 EAW/emoji-presentation data, correctly classifying playing cards, alchemical symbols, and other edge cases; grapheme measurement now handles decomposed accents and ZWJ sequences correctly +- ANSI handling improvements expanded the strip/measure regex to match all CSI finals, OSC commands, and two-byte ESC sequences; WrapText now tokenizes on visible whitespace; hyperlinks and SGR styling are tracked as independent wrap carry channels +- Truncation work added shared ANSI-preserving TruncateVisible helpers that fix panel WordWrap overflow and table cell truncation while maintaining grapheme alignment +- Task 022 identified two major remaining decisions: moving ReadKey from IConsole to ITerminal interface (breaking change, must be decided for 1.0), and verifying AOT compatibility claims by un-suppressing trim/AOT analyzers +- Claude Code recommended moving ReadKey to ITerminal as it is interactive-terminal functionality and asked User whether to proceed with that design change and AOT verification work + +### 11:50 + +- User requested moving ReadKey and verifying AOT compatibility. +- Claude Code moved `ReadKey()` from `TimeWarpConsole` to `ITerminal` interface, with a doc remark explaining key-by-key input's unsuitability for stream-oriented consoles. +- `TestConsole`'s `NotSupportedException` member and `TimeWarpConsole`'s implementation were removed; the impossibility is now enforced at compile time. +- Two tests pinning the old contract were updated, including a new reflection-based contract test asserting the member's placement on `ITerminal`. +- Changes were committed as `a234deb` (marked `feat!` for the breaking change). +- AOT verification completed: the library is fully clean under full trim/AOT analysis; only DevCli package's content files needed scoped, documented suppressions; dev CLI's native AOT publish succeeded. +- Full test suite passed 33/33, samples verified, audit 19/19. +- Task 022 reached completion: all 4 blockers and 28 majors fixed or explicitly decided; approximately 20 minor items remain (NO_COLOR empty-string nuance, `GetCursorPosition` atomicity, ConsoleColor SGR mapping, version bumping from 1.0.0-beta.13, release-tag/version cross-check, TFM choice, README updates). +- Claude Code asked whether to sweep remaining minors next or consider release-critical work done. + +### 11:56 + +- User requested updating a NuGet package dependency and ensuring the build remained functional. +- Claude Code updated Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.CodeStyle from 5.3.0 to 5.6.0 and committed the change (commit d36c108). +- The package upgrade introduced zero new diagnostics, indicating that style debt is resolved rather than newly uncovered by the upgrade. +- Build verification completed successfully: solution build 0/0, all 33 test runfiles passed, AOT CLI rebuild (self-install) succeeded, all samples passed, and 19/19 audits passed. +- Claude Code noted that the minor triage pile on task 022 remains open from before. +- Claude Code noted that version bump and release notes for 1.0.0 are still pending. + +### 12:12 + +- User asked Claude Code to continue work on task 022 (1.0 release readiness review) +- Four parallel minor-fix agents were deployed; three completed while waiting on a color/facade agent editing `ansi-colors.cs`, then all four agents finished +- Task 022 fully resolved with all 56 findings addressed; card moved to done/ and marked complete +- 19 remaining minor issues were fixed in the final round via four parallel agents, plus five judgment calls accepted with recorded rationale +- Specific fixes included NO_COLOR spec compliance and TERM=dumb handling, atomic `GetCursorPosition`, `TreatControlCAsInput` exception policy, `IsInteractive` checking both streams, ConsoleColor→SGR mapping correction (Dark\* = 30-37 for normal = bright 90-97, flagged as visible-output change for release notes), null-message colored-write handling, facade symmetry overloads (`Write`/`WriteErrorLine` with fg+bg, `WriteLinkLine`), `CreateLink` parameter reordering to (url, displayText), widget colors surviving embedded resets, negative-width clamps, `SimulateCancelKeyPress` exception behavior, Dispose stream respect, and documentation updates for EOF sentinel, thread-safety contracts, and `TestTerminalContext.Use` teaching +- Five items accepted with rationale: Windows-legacy interface members (documented contract preservation), optional-ConsoleColor overload pairs (null-literal ambiguity prevention), net10.0-only TFM (org baseline), Terminal type/namespace collision (deliberate Console ergonomics), and grow-overhead item (mooted by earlier MinWidth fix) +- Verification confirmed build 0/0 errors, 33/33 test files passing, samples verified, and 19/19 audit items passed +- Work spans 12 commits from db8f124 (findings filed) to 0de8327 (card closed) +- Remaining items for 1.0.0: version bump in `source/Directory.Build.props`, release notes write-up (with collected RELEASE NOTE flags from card), and GitHub release cut with pipeline verification of samples, full test suite, and tag/version match +- Claude Code offered to prepare version bump and draft release notes + +### 13:45 + +- User questioned Claude Code about Windows-legacy interface members in ITerminal, expressing concern that keeping them for compatibility would accumulate tech debt. +- Claude Code acknowledged the concern was justified and identified concrete tech debt: ITerminal carries ~10 legacy conhost features (MoveBufferArea, CursorSize, SetWindowSize, SetWindowPosition, SetBufferSize, and window/buffer dimension setters) that don't work in modern terminals and require all implementations to stub them. +- Claude Code explained the cost of retention: every ITerminal implementation must stub non-functional members forever, documentation carries unreliable platform caveats, and post-1.0 removal becomes a breaking change, compounding the burden. +- Claude Code proposed a pre-1.0 removal strategy: eliminate MoveBufferArea, CursorSize, SetWindowSize, SetWindowPosition, SetBufferSize, and WindowLeft/WindowTop entirely; demote WindowWidth/WindowHeight/BufferWidth/BufferHeight to getters-only (setters are conhost-only); consider removing LargestWindowWidth/LargestWindowHeight as marginal; retain CursorLeft/CursorTop, CursorVisible, SetCursorPosition/GetCursorPosition (these work cross-platform via ANSI). +- Claude Code identified mechanical fallout: corresponding member removals needed in TimeWarpTerminal, TestTerminal, and static Terminal facade, plus updates to window/buffer-geometry tests. +- Claude Code requested User's confirmation to proceed with the cuts and User's judgment on LargestWindow* members. + +### 14:00 + +- User approved proceeding with removal of `LargestWindowWidth/LargestWindowHeight` as part of a larger surface-area cut. +- Claude Code executed removal of nine interface members from `ITerminal`, both implementations, and the static facade: `MoveBufferArea`, `CursorSize`, `SetWindowSize`, `SetWindowPosition`, `SetBufferSize`, `WindowLeft`, `WindowTop`, `LargestWindowWidth`, and `LargestWindowHeight`. +- Four geometry properties (`WindowWidth`, `WindowHeight`, `BufferWidth`, `BufferHeight`) were demoted from read-write to get-only on the interface and facade; `TestTerminal` retained public setters to preserve existing test patterns. +- Changes were committed as `290212b` with a net removal of 1,139 lines of dead surface area. +- Thirty-one tests targeting removed members were deleted; setter round-trip tests were rewritten as getter-reflection tests to maintain coverage on kept surface. +- Verification completed across full rebuild (0 errors), AOT `dev` CLI republish, 33/33 test files, all samples, and 19/19 audit checks. +- Task 022 triage record was updated from "accepted" to "REVISED + FIXED" with reasoning that legacy "console parity" APIs represent debt incompatible with 1.0 release goals. +- Implementation burden reduced by nine stub members per `ITerminal` implementer, and the interface's remaining geometry surface now functions uniformly across all platforms. +- Remaining work pending: version bump to 1.0.0 and release-notes draft covering breaking changes (legacy member removal, geometry get-only conversion, `ReadKey` move, `CreateLink` reordering). + +### 15:01 + +- User requested a review of @skills/terminal/SKILL.md against the current API +- Claude Code identified a wrong example at line 131: AnsiHyperlinks.CreateLink argument order was reversed in 1.0; should be CreateLink("https://example.com", "text") not CreateLink("text", "https://example.com") +- Claude Code found incorrect documentation at line 254: TableColumn.MinWidth default is documented as 4 but actually defaults to null; 4 is the effective render floor applied during layout +- Claude Code identified stale patterns in lines 184–196 and pitfall #3 (line 356) that teach raw Terminal.Instance swapping instead of the recommended parallel-safe TestTerminalContext.Use pattern +- Claude Code noted incomplete documentation regarding ConsoleColor overloads and WritePanel/WriteTable color parameters that self-gate and degrade gracefully, making the suggested check partially obsolete +- Claude Code identified missing documentation: Terminal.FormatProvider, WriteLinkLine on static API, Terminal.CancelKeyPress, Write/WriteErrorLine (fg, bg) overloads, and that ITerminal geometry properties are get-only +- Claude Code verified several sections as accurate against the source: WriteRule/WritePanel overloads, builder method lists, Unicode 16.0 claim, and hyperlink graceful degradation for both instance and static APIs +- Claude Code offered to apply all identified fixes to the skill + +### 15:05 + +- User approved changes by saying "yes" +- Claude Code applied and committed six documentation fixes for the Terminal 1.0 API (commit 0ebc246) +- CreateLink example was corrected to use the proper (url, displayText) parameter order with a comment explaining the change +- MinWidth default behavior was documented as null with the max(4, MinWidth) layout floor explained +- Static testing section was rewritten to lead with TestTerminalContext.Use and its isolation guarantees, with direct Instance swap demoted to a serial-only note and redundant SupportsHyperlinks check example removed +- Pitfalls sections #3 and #4 were rewritten to prefer context scope and document where SupportsColor checks are still needed +- New API surface areas were documented: Terminal.FormatProvider with current-culture default, static WriteLinkLine, CancelKeyPress, fg+bg overload symmetry, and color-gating rules +- ITerminal summary was updated to note that ReadKey lives in ITerminal (not IConsole) and that geometry properties are get-only with TestTerminal maintaining setters +- Terminal skill documentation now matches the 1.0 API surface exactly +- Identified remaining pre-release work: version bump and release-notes draft with five identified breaking changes (culture default, ReadKey move, CreateLink order, Build() snapshots, legacy member removal plus get-only geometry, and SGR color remapping) + +### 15:11 + +- User asked to update `dev workflow` to automatically trigger the timewarp-software workflow after release push, and provided a GitHub changelog link for potential relevance. +- Claude Code examined the changelog, the timewarp-software rebuild workflow structure, and the current dev workflow release path. +- Claude Code discovered that timewarp-software/rebuild.yml already had a `repository_dispatch: types: [rebuild]` trigger defined but was never invoked by any library repo. +- Claude Code implemented the dispatch mechanism by adding `gh api repos/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-software/dispatches -f event_type=rebuild` to the release path after successful NuGet push, with the dispatch made non-fatal so release failure does not occur if dispatch fails. +- Claude Code cleaned up blank lines in the push block and committed as `858c864`. +- Claude Code determined the linked changelog was not applicable because it only enables Copilot CLI authentication and does not change cross-repo GITHUB_TOKEN scope limitations. +- Claude Code explained that local runs require zero setup while GitHub Actions runs require a `REBUILD_DISPATCH_TOKEN` secret, with fine-grained PAT recommended scoped to timewarp-software with read/write contents access. +- Claude Code verified dev-cli compiles clean and workflow.yml parses, but did not perform a live-fire dispatch test to avoid triggering an actual site rebuild. +- Claude Code suggested considering an org-level secret to enable the same pattern across other library repos (nuru, amuru, jaribu) without duplication. + +### 15:25 + +- User asked to implement a GitHub App or org-level secret for secure token management. +- Claude Code determined the GitHub App approach was appropriate and committed changes (`fb4490e`) that implement per-run token minting from a GitHub App installation with graceful degradation. +- Claude Code identified that two manual browser-based steps are required since GitHub has no headless APIs: creating the GitHub App and installing it on the TimeWarpEngineering organization. +- Claude Code provided detailed specifications for the GitHub App creation, including name ("TimeWarp Rebuild Dispatcher"), required repository permissions (Contents: Read and write), and installation configuration (limited to `timewarp-software` repository). +- Claude Code instructed User to refresh the `gh` token with `admin:org` scope to enable setting org-level variables and secrets. +- Claude Code provided the exact commands to store the App ID and private key as org-level secrets using `gh variable set` and `gh secret set`, with guidance on deleting the downloaded `.pem` file after storage. +- Claude Code explained that org secrets with `all` visibility support public repos on the free GitHub plan, covering all TimeWarp libraries. + +### 15:42 + +- User authenticated with GitHub using device flow authentication +- Claude Code verified the GitHub App setup is fully operational with the app 'timewarp-rebuild-dispatcher' (ID 4206785) installed on timewarp-software repo with Contents: write permission +- Org-level configuration confirmed with REBUILD_APP_ID variable and REBUILD_APP_PRIVATE_KEY secret accessible to all library repos +- timewarp-terminal CI (commit fb4490e) implements token minting via actions/create-github-app-token and passes it as GH_TOKEN; dev-cli fires rebuild dispatch after NuGet push with graceful failure handling +- End-to-end verification completed: JWT validation, installation resolution, and permission verification confirmed; actual dispatch trigger was deferred to avoid production rebuild +- Security implementation verified: downloaded .pem deleted, org secret as sole copy, per-run tokens expiring within an hour, blast radius limited to one repo, auditable as app identity rather than user account +- Claude Code outlined rollout path to other library repos (nuru, amuru, jaribu, etc.) requiring only copying workflow.yml blocks and adding notify step to dev-clis with no per-repo secrets needed +- Claude Code asked User whether to document rollout as a kanban task or leave adoption to each repo at release time + +### 15:49 + +- User asked whether the project is ready for a 1.0 release. +- Claude Code verified the concrete release state against specific gates rather than answering from memory. +- Claude Code confirmed the code is release-ready and identified that only release mechanics remain. +- Claude Code verified Task 022 is closed with all blockers and majors resolved; the shipping package depends only on TimeWarp.Builder 1.0.0 stable (no prerelease dependencies). +- Claude Code confirmed the release pipeline is trustworthy: it runs verify-samples and test suite before packing, cross-checks the release tag against the version in props, publishes via OIDC, and dispatches timewarp-software rebuilds. +- Claude Code reported local verification is fully green: 0/0 build failures, 33/33 test files passing, samples working, 19/19 audit checks passing, and AOT publish successful. +- Claude Code identified 5 remaining concrete release steps: bump version in source/Directory.Build.props from 1.0.0-beta.13 to 1.0.0; push dev branch (currently 21 commits ahead of origin/master) and open PR to master for remote CI verification; merge to master; draft release notes documenting 6 breaking changes and headline features; create GitHub release with tag 1.0.0. +- Claude Code offered to execute steps 1–2 (bump and push with PR) immediately and pause before merge/release to allow User to review. + +### 15:54 + +- User approved proceeding with the release process +- Claude Code reported version 1.0.0 bumped and confirmed available on NuGet +- Claude Code pushed the branch and opened PR #26 with release notes draft embedded in the PR body +- Claude Code reported CI pipeline (clean → build → verify-samples → full runfile test suite) passed in 2m12s, validating all 22 commits on GitHub +- All staged work confirmed: PR #26 open, version 1.0.0 committed but unpublished on NuGet, CI passing +- Claude Code outlined two remaining release moves: merge PR #26 without squash, then create GitHub release tagged 1.0.0 against master to trigger the publish pipeline (tests re-run, tag-vs-version check, OIDC pack/push to NuGet with readme and symbols, rebuild dispatch to timewarp-software via the new App) +- Claude Code asked User for final confirmation before executing the merge and release, offering to hold after merge if User wants a final gap check + +### 16:05 + +- User requested merging the current work and cutting a release once CI passed green +- Claude Code merged PR #26 to master and master CI passed +- TimeWarp.Terminal version 1.0.0 release was created at https://github.com/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-terminal/releases/tag/1.0.0 +- Publish pipeline executed successfully, including samples and full test suite re-run on the release event, with OIDC pack and push to NuGet +- NuGet.org indexed version 1.0.0 with HTTP 200 status, including readme and snupkg symbols +- Repository dispatch via the newly-built GitHub App token fired in production for the first time, triggering timewarp-software rebuild which completed successfully +- The timewarp-software site now reflects the stable 1.0.0 release +- The entire release chain completed successfully on the first attempt across all stages: merge, CI, publish, NuGet indexing, and downstream dispatch rebuild + +### 21:22 + +- User asked Claude Code to evaluate whether the TimeWarp.Flexbox repository would be valuable to integrate into the timewarp-terminal repository. +- Claude Code identified TimeWarp.Flexbox as a C# port of Facebook's Yoga layout engine, verified against 530 conformance tests. +- Claude Code found a legitimate use case in compositional layout (side-by-side panels, dashboards, status bars), which timewarp-terminal currently lacks. +- Claude Code identified resistance to retrofitting the table internals with Flexbox, citing risk of observable regressions from float-to-character-cell rounding differences with minimal user benefit. +- Claude Code identified two blocking issues: Flexbox is currently a private GitHub Packages beta package (preventing public nuget.org dependency) and its AOT/trim compatibility is unverified. +- Claude Code recommended pursuing compositional layout as a post-1.0 feature in a companion package, contingent on Flexbox becoming stable and publicly available. +- Claude Code discussed a packaging strategy of keeping Terminal's dependency surface at one stable package and adding Flexbox through a separate `TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout` companion package. +- Claude Code offered to file the feature as a kanban card with prerequisites and layout-widget design sketch. + +### 21:30 + +- User discussed the upcoming public release of a private repository (expected today) and described the architectural relationship between timewarp-flexbox, timewarp-terminal, TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout, and timewarp-tui (a full OpenTUI clone in C#). + +- Claude Code analyzed the three-repo layering and assessed that Terminal.Layout and Tui serve different modes (one-shot render for dashboards vs. interactive full-screen TUI), both consuming flexbox and terminal as dependencies. + +- Claude flagged a critical concern: timewarp-tui contains duplicate implementations of text primitives (unicode-width, grapheme, ansi, terminal-capability-detection) that timewarp-terminal just hardened in its 1.0 release, creating risk of misalignment (e.g., string width calculations differing between layers). + +- Claude recommended a sharing strategy: either Tui takes a dependency on TimeWarp.Terminal for primitives, or those primitives are extracted into a shared leaf package (e.g., TimeWarp.Terminal.Text) that both consume, with consideration for OpenTUI's configurable width strategies if port fidelity requires them. + +- Claude proposed hosting Terminal.Layout in the current repository as a second package (source/timewarp-terminal-layout/) rather than a new repo, leveraging shared test infrastructure, release pipeline, and versioning alongside Terminal. + +- Claude identified a gating criterion: flexbox stable on nuget.org plus passing trim/AOT analysis before Terminal.Layout ships. + +- Claude offered to file two kanban cards: one for TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout (with flexbox gate, rounding question, and API sketch) and one in the tui repo for the primitives-sharing decision. + +### 21:38 + +- User confirmed filing both task cards. +- Task 023 (TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout package) was already committed to the `dev` branch as `931ce82`, capturing the Flexbox gate, float-to-character-cell rounding contract, measure-function wiring, LayoutBuilder API sketch, release-pipeline changes, and explicit non-goals. +- Task 262 (shared-primitives decision in timewarp-tui) was documented with a mapping table of duplicated files, three architectural options, and a hard requirement for cross-repo conformance tests to prevent silent drift, but remains uncommitted on the `master` branch pending User direction on commit location. +- Both cards cross-reference each other and carry shared context across the stack. +- Claude Code noted that Task 023's first gate (Flexbox official release) is expected to clear today, automatically unblocking that card. +- Claude Code requested User confirmation before committing Task 262—either directly to `master` or on a separate branch. + +### 21:41 + +- User mentioned using `ganda worktree add dev` from the tui master folder to create a dev worktree. +- Claude Code created a dev worktree for timewarp-terminal and moved an untracked card over, committing it on the `dev` branch. +- Task 023 (TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout) was committed on timewarp-terminal's `dev` branch and marked as ready for pickup once Flexbox's official release lands. +- Claude Code created a new `dev` branch for timewarp-tui using `ganda worktree add dev`, committing Task 262 (shared primitives decision) there. +- The `master` worktree for timewarp-tui was left clean. +- The `ganda worktree add` workflow convention was saved to memory for future reference. +- Claude Code noted the broader context: Terminal 1.0.0 shipped and live on NuGet, Flexbox release unblocks Task 023, Layout validates char-cell rounding, and Task 262 establishes primitives layering before OpenTUI port development. + + +## Session 21:45 + +### 21:46 + +- User received a task notification about a potentially stopped background agent ("Update tests for legacy member removal") that may have needed resuming from the previous session. +- Claude Code clarified that the notification was a false alarm from the previous session's process exit, and that all five background agents had actually completed their work before the release. +- Claude Code confirmed completion of four specific tasks with their corresponding commits: Fix test double semantics (41964e1), Fix ANSI regex and wrap plus Fix panel and table truncation (e085b25), Fix color and facade surface minors (e40c82a), and Update tests for legacy member removal (290212b). +- Claude Code verified the current repository state: working tree clean (only memsearch changes), history intact through task 023, and release 1.0.0 published at 08:59 on the current date. +- Claude Code outlined standing work items: task 023 (TimeWarp.Terminal.Layout) blocked until Flexbox's official release, task 262 (shared primitives) awaiting triage in timewarp-tui, and older shelf items including editorconfig typo sweep across seven repos and amuru's broken dev build. + +### 21:49 + +- User presented two competing architectural approaches for their TUI framework project: cloning OpenTUI as a Blazor-like C# experience versus building from Blazor and adding TUI capabilities. +- Claude Code analyzed that the two options are not actually rivals but complementary, using OpenTUI's proven architecture pattern (core renderables + framework bindings) as a reference. +- Claude Code argued against Blazor-first as a foundation, citing that it only solves the top 20% of the problem while the hard 80% (framebuffer, ANSI output, flexbox layout, input decoding) would still need custom implementation. +- Claude Code identified additional risks with the Blazor-first approach: unstable Renderer API (`Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.RenderTree`), Terminal.Gui being a dated dependency, and AOT concerns that are critical for their ecosystem. +- Claude Code highlighted that tazor's distinctive value lies in its source-generator approach for compiling `.tazor` markup directly to C#, which could serve as a fallback plan if the custom-Renderer approach proves problematic. +- Claude Code proposed a specific sequence: complete Terminal.Layout work (task 023), build tui-core renderables/framebuffer with the 262 primitives decision, then revive tazor as a Blazor binding spike with source-gen as plan B. +- Claude Code recommended filing a card in the tazor repository to record this architectural decision and park the project until tui-core renderables exist. + +### 22:01 + +- User affirmed a previous decision or proposal with "yes" +- Claude Code reported filing task 001 as the first kanban card in the repository, committed on a fresh dev worktree (commit c48c5c6 via `ganda worktree add`) +- A card was written documenting the fork-dissolution rationale, Blazor binding strategy (referencing Tazor as `@opentui/blazor`), and revival prerequisites for the project +- The card analyzed why Blazor is the binding rather than foundation, discussed the hard-80% argument and AOT considerations, and outlined two revival strategies: a custom Renderer spike versus a source-generator path +- Cross-referenced cards were created across three interconnected repositories: timewarp-terminal (task 023, focusing on flexbox public gate), timewarp-tui (task 262, shared primitives decision), and timewarp-tazor (task 001, marked as parked with revival strategy) +- Documentation was flagged as needing updates to README and genesis documentation to reflect the new layering when the project is revived + From 905fe88bf1679be49e4db2eac586087f92277d03 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 08:50:27 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 09/13] chore(kanban): add update-outdated-nuget-package-pins task Audit is red on Nuru beta.72 vs beta.76; file the bump of all seven outdated Directory.Packages.props pins as task 026. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- .../026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md | 52 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 52 insertions(+) create mode 100644 kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md diff --git a/kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md b/kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..021e737 --- /dev/null +++ b/kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +# Update outdated NuGet package pins + +## Description + +`ganda repo audit` is red on the `nuru` check (`TimeWarp.Nuru` 3.0.0-beta.72 < +3.0.0-beta.76). Bump every outdated central pin in `Directory.Packages.props` +via `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` and restore a green build, test +suite, samples, and repo audit. + +Dry-run targets (do not jump to preview streams such as NetAnalyzers +`11.0.100-preview` or Roslynator `4.0.0-rc`): + +- TimeWarp.Jaribu `1.0.0-beta.13` → `1.0.0-beta.15` +- TimeWarp.Nuru `3.0.0-beta.72` → `3.0.0-beta.76` +- TimeWarp.Nuru.DevCli `3.0.0-beta.72` → `3.0.0-beta.76` +- Roslynator.Analyzers / CodeAnalysis / Formatting `4.15.0` → `4.16.0` +- Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.NetAnalyzers `10.0.301` → `10.0.400` + +## Requirements + +- All pins come from `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` (or equivalent + edits to `Directory.Packages.props` that match that dry-run) +- Solution builds with 0 warnings / 0 errors under existing TreatWarningsAsErrors +- `./bin/dev test` and `./bin/dev verify-samples` pass +- `ganda repo audit` exits 0 +- If DevCli/Nuru APIs or content files change: update `tools/dev-cli/dev.cs` + registrations and NoWarns, then `dev self-install` +- Record any structurally unfixable audit check with a reason instead of forcing + +## Checklist + +- [ ] Create task and move to in-progress +- [ ] `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` +- [ ] Verify `Directory.Packages.props` matches the dry-run versions +- [ ] Build; fix DI / API / analyzer breaks from the bumps +- [ ] `dev self-install` if DevCli content or commands changed +- [ ] `dev test` and `dev verify-samples` +- [ ] `ganda repo audit` passes +- [ ] Commit pins, follow-up fixes, and this task card + +## Notes + +Followed task 025 (beta.72 adoption): last bump needed Amuru.Tools, DI +registration (`IPackableProjectService`), DevCli cache NoWarns, and kebab +renames. Expect similar NURU050 / NU1605 / new analyzer diagnostics. + +Jaribu comment in props still warns that older betas pulled a vulnerable +MessagePack via Amuru; confirm beta.15 does not reintroduce NU1902/NU1903. + +## Session + +- Created: grok (2026-08-16) From 8e3e3d7e2005a4d224bb621a22eff79a8bf5a392 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 08:50:29 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 10/13] chore(kanban): move 026 to in-progress Start the NuGet pin bump so repo audit can go green on Nuru beta.76. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- .../026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename kanban/{to-do => in-progress}/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md (100%) diff --git a/kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md b/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md similarity index 100% rename from kanban/to-do/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md rename to kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md From 832b61f874e20415b6f9eaa711a45d5262debfff Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 08:53:50 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 11/13] chore: bump outdated NuGet package pins Clear the audit nuru check (beta.72 < beta.76) and bring the other six central pins to the versions ganda nuget outdated --update selects. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- Directory.Packages.props | 18 ++--- .../026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md | 66 ++++++++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 65 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/Directory.Packages.props b/Directory.Packages.props index 623e663..641c907 100644 --- a/Directory.Packages.props +++ b/Directory.Packages.props @@ -8,21 +8,21 @@ - - - - + + + + - - - - + + + + diff --git a/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md b/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md index 021e737..9b15dfe 100644 --- a/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md +++ b/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md @@ -29,14 +29,14 @@ Dry-run targets (do not jump to preview streams such as NetAnalyzers ## Checklist -- [ ] Create task and move to in-progress -- [ ] `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` -- [ ] Verify `Directory.Packages.props` matches the dry-run versions -- [ ] Build; fix DI / API / analyzer breaks from the bumps -- [ ] `dev self-install` if DevCli content or commands changed -- [ ] `dev test` and `dev verify-samples` -- [ ] `ganda repo audit` passes -- [ ] Commit pins, follow-up fixes, and this task card +- [x] Create task and move to in-progress +- [x] `ganda nuget outdated --update --force` +- [x] Verify `Directory.Packages.props` matches the dry-run versions +- [x] Build; fix DI / API / analyzer breaks from the bumps +- [x] `dev self-install` if DevCli content or commands changed +- [x] `dev test` and `dev verify-samples` +- [x] `ganda repo audit` passes +- [x] Commit pins, follow-up fixes, and this task card ## Notes @@ -44,9 +44,55 @@ Followed task 025 (beta.72 adoption): last bump needed Amuru.Tools, DI registration (`IPackableProjectService`), DevCli cache NoWarns, and kebab renames. Expect similar NURU050 / NU1605 / new analyzer diagnostics. -Jaribu comment in props still warns that older betas pulled a vulnerable -MessagePack via Amuru; confirm beta.15 does not reintroduce NU1902/NU1903. +### Implementation notes (2026-08-16) + +`ganda nuget outdated --update --force` applied all seven dry-run pins. No +preview-stream jumps (NetAnalyzers stayed on 10.0.400, not 11.0.100-preview; +Roslynator stayed on 4.16.0, not 4.0.0-rc). + +No product or DevCli code changes: `dotnet run --file tools/dev-cli/dev.cs -- --help` +still exposes the same commands; existing DI registrations compiled. Self-install +skipped (AOT snapshot already has `release` / `check-version`; no new endpoints). + +Jaribu beta.15 restored clean (no NU1902/NU1903). Build needed a local empty +`smoke` NuGet feed directory +(`timewarp-architecture/dev/artifacts/template-smoke/packages`) because that +user-level source is missing; not a repo change. + +## Results + +All central pins are current. Audit is green on Nuru 3.0.0-beta.76. + +### How to validate + +**Smoke** +```bash +cd /home/steve/worktrees/github.com/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-terminal/dev +grep -E 'TimeWarp\.(Nuru|Jaribu)|Roslynator|NetAnalyzers' Directory.Packages.props +# Expect: Nuru + DevCli 3.0.0-beta.76; Jaribu 1.0.0-beta.15; +# Roslynator* 4.16.0; NetAnalyzers 10.0.400 + +ganda nuget outdated +# Expect: All packages are up to date! + +ganda repo audit +# Expect: Repository passes all audit checks (nuru included). +``` + +**Automated gate** +```bash +dotnet build timewarp-terminal.slnx -c Release # 0 warnings / 0 errors +./bin/dev test # 33/33 +./bin/dev verify-samples # 5/5 +ganda repo audit # exit 0 +``` + +**Depends on / Not in scope** +- Did not take NetAnalyzers 11.0.100-preview or Roslynator 4.0.0-rc +- Did not self-install `bin/dev` (no command/DI surface change) +- Local commits only; no push ## Session - Created: grok (2026-08-16) +- Implementation: grok (2026-08-16) From 892130d553d5e540c0dd51d1c689b9469a604f77 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 08:53:55 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 12/13] chore(kanban): mark 026 done Pins are current; audit, build, tests, and samples are green. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- .../026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename kanban/{in-progress => done}/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md (100%) diff --git a/kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md b/kanban/done/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md similarity index 100% rename from kanban/in-progress/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md rename to kanban/done/026-update-outdated-nuget-package-pins.md From b869e75c8d292195cf38b359b743ec5a3f24a391 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Steven T. Cramer" Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2026 12:24:06 +0700 Subject: [PATCH 13/13] chore: bump version to 1.0.1 1.0.0 is already published; the post-release DevCli/Nuru pin work and trusted-publishing probe need a new version before a master PR. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 --- source/Directory.Build.props | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/source/Directory.Build.props b/source/Directory.Build.props index 8ec53b3..e0fb041 100644 --- a/source/Directory.Build.props +++ b/source/Directory.Build.props @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ - 1.0.0 + 1.0.1 Steven T. Cramer https://github.com/TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-terminal git