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t1257: Verify — sequential dependency enforcement for t1120 subtask chain#2032

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Summary

  • Adds blocked-by:t1120.1 to t1120.2 and blocked-by:t1120.2 to t1120.4 in TODO.md
  • Prevents simultaneous auto-dispatch of sequential subtasks (extract → adapter → test)
  • Without these, t1120.2/t1120.4 could be dispatched before their prerequisites land, wasting dispatch cycles

Verification (t1008)

Prior worker (retry_count:2) had already implemented the correct changes on feature/t1257. This verification worker confirmed:

  1. t1120.2: blocked-by:t1120.1 added ✓
  2. t1120.4: blocked-by:t1120.2 added ✓
  3. t1120.1: Already completed (pr:t1120.1: Extract platform-agnostic functions from issue-sync-helper.sh #2029) — blocker is resolved, t1120.2 becomes eligible ✓
  4. t1120.3: Independent subtask, already completed — no dependency needed ✓
  5. Diff is minimal and correct: Only 2 lines changed, adding blocked-by fields

VERIFY_COMPLETE

The implementation is correct and complete. The blocked-by fields enforce the sequential dependency chain: t1120.1 → t1120.2 → t1120.4.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Chores
    • Updated internal planning roadmap for multi-platform issue synchronization across Git hosts, documenting progress on platform-agnostic extraction, adapter work, and push/pull flows.
    • Noted blockers and reassignments delaying the dual-hosted (GitHub+Gitea) test path and clarified next steps for adapter integration and platform-detection tasks.

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Hello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request enhances the task management system by explicitly defining sequential dependencies between subtasks related to Gitea issue synchronization. By adding "blocked-by" tags to specific tasks in TODO.md, it ensures that dependent tasks are not automatically dispatched until their preceding tasks are completed, thereby streamlining the workflow and preventing inefficient resource allocation.

Highlights

  • Task Dependencies: Introduced "blocked-by" dependencies for tasks t1120.2 and t1120.4 in TODO.md to ensure sequential execution.
  • Task Dispatch Optimization: Prevented the simultaneous auto-dispatch of sequential subtasks (extract → adapter → test) to avoid premature execution.
  • Resource Efficiency: Optimized dispatch cycles by ensuring subtasks are only dispatched after their prerequisites are completed.
Changelog
  • TODO.md
    • Added "blocked-by:t1120.1" to task t1120.2.
    • Added "blocked-by:t1120.2" to task t1120.4.
Activity
  • A prior worker had already implemented the necessary changes on the feature/t1257 branch.
  • Verification confirmed that t1120.2 now includes "blocked-by:t1120.1".
  • Verification confirmed that t1120.4 now includes "blocked-by:t1120.2".
  • It was noted that t1120.1 was already completed, resolving its blocker for t1120.2.
  • t1120.3 was confirmed as an independent and completed subtask, requiring no new dependency.
  • The changes were verified to be minimal and correct, involving only two lines.
  • The implementation was confirmed as correct and complete, effectively enforcing the t1120.1 → t1120.2 → t1120.4 dependency chain.
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Walkthrough

Updated TODO.md to adjust t1120-series planning: added/retained a Gitea adapter task (t1120.2), kept the dual-hosted repo test task (t1120.4) and clarified/blocking dependencies that delay the dual-repo test pending adapter work.

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Planning & Roadmap
TODO.md
Edited task entries in the t1120 series: introduced/clarified t1120.2 (Gitea adapter) and t1120.4 (dual-hosted repo test) and updated blocking/dependency notes and minor wording around platform-detection/workflow tasks.

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This pull request correctly adds blocked-by dependencies to subtasks in TODO.md, establishing a sequential chain t1120.1 -> t1120.2 -> t1120.4. This change prevents the subtasks from being dispatched in parallel, which could lead to wasted CI cycles. The modification is minimal, accurate, and adheres to the task dependency format used in the project. The implementation is sound and I have no further comments.

- Add blocked-by:t1120.1 to t1120.2 (Gitea adapter depends on extracted functions)
- Add blocked-by:t1120.2 to t1120.4 (testing depends on adapter implementation)

This prevents the supervisor from dispatching t1120.2 and t1120.4 in parallel
with t1120.1, which would fail due to missing dependencies. Sequential execution
ensures each subtask has the required foundation from its predecessor.

Ref #1964
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@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit 7fd4769 into main Feb 20, 2026
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@marcusquinn marcusquinn deleted the feature/t1257 branch February 20, 2026 22:40
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