feat(supervisor): auto-create GitHub issues when adding tasks (t149) #469
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Summary of ChangesHello @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 introduces a significant enhancement to the supervisor system by automating the creation of GitHub issues for newly added tasks. This integration streamlines task management by linking tasks directly to their corresponding GitHub issues, improving traceability and centralizing task-related discussions. The system also automatically updates the Highlights
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This pull request introduces a valuable feature to automatically create GitHub issues when tasks are added, which improves visibility and integration with project tracking. The implementation is well-structured, featuring robust checks for dependencies like the gh CLI, graceful error handling, and clear configuration options. I've identified one high-severity bug in the file update logic that could cause the script to fail with certain task descriptions. A code suggestion is provided to address this and ensure the feature is reliable.
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| sed_inplace "${line_num}s|.*|${new_line}|" "$todo_file" |
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The sed command on this line is vulnerable to special characters that might be present in the $new_line variable. If a task description in TODO.md contains the sed delimiter (|), an ampersand (&), or a backslash (\), this command will fail or produce incorrect output. This could lead to unexpected script failures or corruption of TODO.md when adding tasks with certain descriptions. To make this robust, the $new_line variable should be escaped before being used in the sed replacement string.
| sed_inplace "${line_num}s|.*|${new_line}|" "$todo_file" | |
| new_line=$(printf '%s' "$new_line" | sed -e 's/[\\&|]/\\&/g') | |
| sed_inplace "${line_num}s|.*|${new_line}|" "$todo_file" |
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supervisor-helper.sh addorbatch --taskst{NNN}: descriptiontitle convention, with dedup check to avoid duplicatesref:GH#Nreference and commits/pushes the changeChanges
New functions in
supervisor-helper.sh:create_github_issue()- Creates a GitHub issue viagh issue create, with graceful fallbacks (no gh CLI, not authenticated, no GitHub remote). Deduplicates by searching for existing issues with the task ID prefix. Auto-detects labels from description keywords. Storesissue_urlin supervisor DB.update_todo_with_issue_ref()- Appendsref:GH#Nto the task line in TODO.md, inserting before timestamp fields. Commits and pushes the change.Modified:
cmd_add()- Now callscreate_github_issue()+update_todo_with_issue_ref()after DB insert. Added--no-issueflag to skip.cmd_batch()- Inherits issue creation via existingcmd_add()delegation for auto-added tasks.issue_url TEXTcolumn to tasks table + migration for existing DBs.--no-issueoption,SUPERVISOR_AUTO_ISSUEenv var, and integration docs.Controls
--no-issuesupervisor-helper.sh add t001 --no-issueSUPERVISOR_AUTO_ISSUE=falseTesting
bash -nsyntax check: PASS--no-issueflag,SUPERVISOR_AUTO_ISSUE=false, dedup detectionCloses #455