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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPR-stage sync now discovers and orders multiple task pull requests, writes the stack to ChangesStacked pull request status
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sync as prStageSync
participant Listing as Repository PR listing
participant Rules as Task PR selection
participant DetailApi as PR detail lookup
participant Status as cmux status writer
Sync->>Listing: list PRs for each repository
Listing-->>Sync: return repository PR candidates
Sync->>Rules: filter and order task PRs
Rules-->>Sync: return shown PR stack
Sync->>DetailApi: fetch details for shown PRs
DetailApi-->>Sync: return PR stages and labels
Sync->>Status: write crew_stage, crew_labels, and crew_prs
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to After PR-stage sync is disabled or the watch loop stops, sidebar rows can keep showing frozen PR stack lines and hide newly opened PRs. A one-line freshness check fixes this. Otherwise the change looks ready to merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 814: Update the `prEntries` assignment to read `crewPrEntries(w)` only
when `stagesFresh` is true, and use an empty entry list otherwise so the row
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| let liveAgents = liveAgentsOf(w, now) | ||
| let stage = rowStage(w, liveAgents, now, stagesFresh) | ||
| ["w": w, "color": stageBadgeColor(stage), "stage": stage, "ticket": crewTicket(w), "agents": liveAgents] | ||
| let prEntries = crewPrEntries(w) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show crew_prs entries only while the stage heartbeat is fresh.
rowStage reads crew_stage only when stagesFresh is true. crewPrEntries(w) reads crew_prs with no freshness check.
The tickets-only path (syncTicketsOnly in src/commands/prStageSync.ts) never clears crew_prs. A stopped watch loop does not clear it either. So after cmux.prStages.enabled is turned off, or after crew run --watch stops, the old crew_prs value stays in place. The row then has two problems:
- It keeps showing frozen "PR
#N· " lines under "Stage unknown" or "Open PRs". - It hides cmux's native
w.prslist, so PRs opened later never appear.
This contradicts contrib/cmux/README.md, which says that rows fall back to native PR data when PR-stage sync is off.
Fix: read crew_prs only when stagesFresh is true. With an empty entry list, menuPrUrl also falls back to w.pr.
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--- "a/contrib/cmux/groundcrew.swift"
+++ "b/contrib/cmux/groundcrew.swift"
@@ -811,7 +811,7 @@
let rows = tasks.map { w in
let liveAgents = liveAgentsOf(w, now)
let stage = rowStage(w, liveAgents, now, stagesFresh)
- let prEntries = crewPrEntries(w)
+ let prEntries = stagesFresh ? crewPrEntries(w) : []
[
"w": w, "color": stageBadgeColor(stage), "stage": stage, "ticket": crewTicket(w),
"agents": liveAgents, "prEntries": prEntries, "menuPrUrl": menuPrUrl(w, prEntries),📝 Committable suggestion
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| let prEntries = crewPrEntries(w) | |
| let prEntries = stagesFresh ? crewPrEntries(w) : [] |
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Review comment at @contrib/cmux/groundcrew.swift at line 814:
Update the `prEntries` assignment to read `crewPrEntries(w)` only when
`stagesFresh` is true, and use an empty entry list otherwise so the row falls
back to native PR data when stage sync is stale.
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pr-stage-sync tracked only the PR whose head branch exactly matched a task's worktree branch. When an agent splits a task into a stack of PRs (branch, branch-a, branch-b, ...), the original PR closes and the newer stack PRs go untracked: crew_stage reports "closed" and the sidebar shows no PRs, even though the task has three open PRs moving through review. pr-stage-sync now lists every open/merged/closed PR per repository (one `gh pr list --state all` call per repository per tick, shared across every matched task in it) and filters client-side for PRs whose head branch equals the task branch or starts with "<branch>-". It shows every open and merged PR, falling back to closed PRs only when the task has none open or merged, ordered bottom-to-top when the shown PRs chain by base branch into a single stack and by PR number otherwise. Each shown PR's stage is derived and encoded into a new crew_prs status (field-and-entry-separated, parsed once per sidebar row rather than per render). crew_stage and crew_labels now describe whichever shown PR is most urgent, using the same ranking the sidebar's section order already encodes. crew stage label-add/label-remove and the sidebar's context-menu label toggles follow that same stage-driving PR, so right-clicking a stack's row acts on the PR currently blocking it rather than always the task's original PR. The sidebar renders one "PR #<n> · <stage>" line per crew_prs entry in place of cmux's native PR list when present, falling back to the native w.prs rendering otherwise (PR-stage sync off, or no crew_prs entries). Tested: `node --run verify` passes (100% statement/branch/function/line coverage, 2414 tests). Swift sidebar suite (54 tests, including 3 new crew_prs tests) passes against the file via cmux's SwiftViewInterpreter. Render-cost bench: 278ms -> 301ms median (+8.1%), within the ~10% budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QDPWP8wH2WJjTPgZzibVG2
listPullRequestsForRepositoryOrThrow lists the 100 most recent PRs per repository with no author filter. ClipboardHealth/clipboard-health gets far more than 100 PRs in a few days across all authors, so any tracked task's PR older than that window silently fell out of discovery — crew_stage, crew_labels, and crew_prs would all read as "no PR" and get cleared, even though the task still has an open PR. Scope the repository-wide list to `--author @me`: groundcrew runs under the operator's own gh identity, which is who every agent-created PR is authored by, so the 100-PR window is spent on PRs that can plausibly belong to a tracked task instead of the rest of the repository's traffic. That narrows, but doesn't eliminate, the window problem, so add a per-task fallback: when a matched task's branch (and its stack) are absent from the repository-wide list, pr-stage-sync now falls back to one exact-branch `gh pr list --head <branch>` call for that task alone — the same lookup it used before stack discovery existed (findTaskPullRequestsForBranchOrThrow in pullRequests.ts). A fallback failure is treated exactly like a repository-list failure: the workspace is marked failed so its fields are left untouched rather than cleared, never silently read as "no PR". Tested: node --run verify passes (100% coverage, 2421 tests). Added targeted tests for --author @me, the fallback finding a PR missing from the repository list, and fallback-failure leaving fields untouched — each manually mutation-checked by reverting its production behavior and confirming only the intended test(s) fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QDPWP8wH2WJjTPgZzibVG2
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Summary
TG-4829's workspace had worktree branch
jason-tg-4829, with its original PR (#6176) closed in favor of a stack of three open PRs (jason-tg-4829-limited-tier-read-gate→-notifications→-shift-alert).pr-stage-synconly ever tracked the PR whose head branch exactly matched the task's worktree branch, via agh pr list --head <branch>lookup. With the original PR closed,crew_stagereadclosedand the sidebar showed no PRs at all, even though three open PRs were moving through review.This PR teaches
pr-stage-syncto discover a task's whole PR stack and surface it in both the stage-derivation pipeline and the sidebar.What changed
<branch>-. Discovery issues onegh pr list --state all --limit 100call per repository per tick (shared across every matched task in that repository), filtering client-side with a pureselectTaskPullRequestsfunction — bounded regardless of how many tasks or stacks exist in a repository.prStageRules.tsrules.crew_stageandcrew_labelsnow describe whichever shown PR is most urgent, using a singlePR_STAGE_URGENCY_ORDERranking that mirrors the sidebar's section order (my_review→ci_failing→changes_requested→needs_testing→ready_to_merge→ci_running→peer_review→merged→closed).crew stage label-add/label-removeand the sidebar's right-click label toggles follow that same stage-driving PR, so toggling a stack's row acts on whichever PR is currently blocking it.crew_prsstatus: every shown PR, encoded as<number>,<stage>,<url>entries joined by;(priority -14, written only when it changes, cleared when the task has no PRs — sameapplyFieldpattern as the other status keys).contrib/cmux/groundcrew.swiftparsescrew_prsonce per row (in the existing per-row precompute pass, not per render) and renders one "PR #<n> · <stage>" line per entry, falling back to cmux's nativew.prsrendering whencrew_prsis absent. The context menu's label toggles resolve the url to act on from the same per-row precompute (the entry matching the row'screw_stage, falling back tow.prwhencrew_prsis absent).contrib/cmux/README.mddocuments the stack-discovery behavior and thecrew_prsstatus key.Why
An agent splitting a task's work into a stack of smaller PRs is a normal pattern this repo already optimizes for (see
feedback_small_prs— small, focused PRs over one large one). Before this change, doing so silently broke PR-stage tracking and hid the task's PRs from the sidebar entirely, since both assumed a task maps to exactly one PR tracked by exact branch name.How tested
node --run verifypasses: 100% statement/branch/function/line coverage, 2414 tests across 101 files, all 9 verify steps green.prStageRules.ts(urgency ranking, task-branch matching, PR selection/ordering including stack-chain detection and every non-linear-topology fallback, status encoding), the newlistPullRequestsForRepositoryOrThrowgh wrapper inpullRequests.ts, and the rewrittenprStageSync.tsorchestration (bounded one-call-per-repository discovery, stack ordering end-to-end with TG-4829-style branch/PR-number fixtures, driving-PR selection forcrew_stage/crew_labels).contrib/cmux/tests/) against the changed file through cmux's ownSwiftViewInterpreter: 54 tests pass, including 3 new tests coveringcrew_prsrendering (multiple entries) and the fallback to nativew.prswhencrew_prsis absent, plus a new context-menu test confirming the label toggles act on the stack's driving PR rather than the workspace's native checked-out PR.groundcrew.swiftagainst the pre-change file: median render time went from 278ms to 301ms (+8.1%), within the sidebar's ~10% regression budget (a render budget that matters because the sidebar re-evaluates every 1s and a slow render starves the cmux socket).Reviewer decisions
crew_prsencoding (<number>,<stage>,<url>entries joined by;) was chosen because the sidebar interpreter'ssplit(separator:)only accepts a single character and has no??/compactMap/array+; this is the simplest format that's cheap to parse once per row under those constraints.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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