fix(github): backfill labels in legacy issue indexes - #264
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 1 review per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe GitHub emitter backfills missing labels in legacy issue index rows from materialized issue artifacts. It limits artifact reads to 25 concurrent operations, preserves current-batch precedence, excludes tombstoned issues, and adds regression coverage. ChangesGitHub issue index labels
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This test covers only successful hydration from a wrapped artifact. Add cases for a legacy row with
labels: [], a missing artifact, and an artifact with non-array or invalidlabels. Assert that each original row remains unchanged when hydration cannot prove complete labels.The PR objective requires explicit empty arrays and missing or malformed artifacts to preserve existing rows.
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legacy rows with labels: [], missing by-id artifacts, and artifacts whose
payload labels are non-array or invalid. Assert that each row remains unchanged
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Final deployment verdict: release-consumption drift in a different production component. The normal projection writer is AgentWorkforce/cloud's Nango sync worker, which is deployed with This corrects the earlier provisional “(c)” diagnosis. Operationally it is the release-ordering/dependency-consumption case: the active emitter itself predates label emission. Deployed writer evidenceNamed ref: AgentWorkforce/cloud
A fresh write proves this is the active shape. AgentWorkforce/relayfile-cloud#158 was intentionally created after the deployments with no labels. It appeared in its live index as: {
"id": "158",
"title": "Production GitHub issue projection drops labels despite deployed adapter 0.5.3",
"updated": "2026-08-16T11:50:34Z",
"number": 158,
"state": "open"
}The expected Owning deployment defect: AgentWorkforce/cloud#3050. The temporary relayfile-cloud#158 marker is closed with a redirect. Neither issue carries a readiness/dispatch label. Live Factory projectionSanity check: {
"row_count": 21,
"rows_with_labels": 0,
"rows_without_labels": 21
}Scope of this PRThis PR only adds the missing legacy-index backfill in relayfile-adapters. A later consumer release and deployment are required before the live probes can turn green. This PR remains draft and must not be merged as proof that the production outage is repaired.
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`IndexFileReconciler.flush` filters the on-disk rows by the queued removes and then merges every queued upsert back in, so an upsert always wins over a remove for the same id regardless of queueing order. The legacy label backfill hydrated every label-less row in each touched repo, including rows whose issue a tombstone was deleting in the same batch — re-adding the deleted issue to `_index.json` permanently, since the resurrected row now carries `labels` and is never treated as legacy again. Exclude tombstoned numbers from the backfill sweep. Tombstones that omit owner/repo have their repo recovered later in planNumberedDelete, so those numbers are skipped in every repo: an over-skip only defers one row's backfill to the next emit, an under-skip resurrects a deleted issue. The repo of a tombstone still opts into the sweep — its other legacy rows are unaffected by the delete and should still converge. Also tighten `extractMaterializedIssueLabels`: it required `labels` to be an array but not its entries to be readable, while `readGitHubLabelNames` drops unreadable entries silently. A partially dropped set is indistinguishable from a complete one to consumers that filter on it, so a single malformed entry could hide a `factory`-labelled issue for good. Fail open and keep the legacy row instead, matching the documented intent. Tests: a must-fire/must-not-fire trio pinning that a tombstoned row is not resurrected, that an untombstoned row is still backfilled, and that a tombstone aimed at another issue does not disable the backfill wholesale; plus a truncated-label-set case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Session-Id: 0baaa00e-1cd6-474b-99b3-0df6024ca89f
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Takeover checkpoint: I rebased this branch onto current I also corrected the PR description: this is legacy-row backfill only, not a repair of the live Factory readiness/deployment-boundary defect. I am now re-running focused, negative, and workflow validation and will report the per-workflow results plus review-thread disposition here. |
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Legacy backfill only — not a production readiness fix. This PR backfills
labelsinto legacy GitHub issue_index.jsonrows from their materialized issue artifacts. It does not repair the live Factory readiness defect or make issue #263’s live Definition of Done green.Scope
New issue rows already emit labels in this adapter. This change lets an adapter run also hydrate pre-existing rows that were written before the field entered the index contract, while preserving fail-open behavior when an artifact is absent or malformed. A tombstoned row is deliberately not hydrated or resurrected.
Separate live deployment-boundary defect
The live Factory index for workspace
rw_7ccfea89has 21 rows and 0labelsfields;factory#273was created with thefactorylabel yet its same-timestamp projection lackslabels. The adapter implementation is already correct:buildRecordIndexRowemits labels, and the published 0.5.3 and 0.5.5 tarballs contain that behavior (with relayfile-cloudmainpinning 0.5.3). The fault is therefore at the deployment/consumption boundary: the live writer is not honoring the packaged behavior. This PR neither deploys nor diagnoses that production component.Behavior
by-idartifacts before processing the current batch; current writes remain authoritativeRelated to #263. Deployment remediation remains a separate operational follow-up.
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mainat170f6a2e; the only conflict was adjacent[Unreleased]changelog bullets from 225: Linear issue create writeback should accept team keys and label names #266, resolved by retaining bothnpm ci, build, typecheck, and test onb5c7d03dnpm --userconfig /dev/null test -w @relayfile/adapter-github: 382 passed, 0 failedfactory/bug); restored code passed["7", "22"]vs expected["22"]; restored code passed tombstone, no-tombstone, different-tombstone, and malformed-artifact cases (4/4)git diff --check origin/main...HEAD: cleanAll review threads were rechecked after the rebase: 6/6 resolved with substantive replies.
Draft only; do not merge as proof that the production outage is repaired.