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fix(rules): a project linked by path can gain its git remote, and learn status says why rules are off - #1670
Workspace rules are keyed by the link's git remote (rules/sync.ts, no_remote). In a project linked by path:
learn status printed Workspace rules: not linked (run altimate-code link) for a linked project, and that command fixed nothing.
learn sync said only "this project has no git remote".
After adding a remote, link --workspace <id> --yes stopped early with "Already linked", so the link stayed path-only and rules stayed off. The interactive picker ("Kept … nothing changed") and the TUI picker ("Already linked … nothing changed") did the same.
The docs didn't say rules need a remote.
Backend
No change needed. POST /bind (bind_existing in altimate-backend/app/api/bindings/api.py) already handles this. For the workspace the project is already bound to, it stores a remote the binding lacks on the existing row, if the caller owns the binding. The CLI never sent that request.
Changes
link (headless + interactive) and the TUI link picker: when you pick the workspace the project is already linked to, and the link was found by path, has no remote, and the project has one now (addsRemoteToLink), the client sends POST /bind again. The link keeps its workspace and gains the remote, and the local record is updated. A link that already has a different remote isn't touched, because changing it is a re-link.
learn status: before the first sync, the rules line comes from RulesSync.context. It now tells apart not linked, linked by path only (rules need a git remote), not signed in, learning off, and linked but not synced yet. This only makes network calls when nothing has synced.
no_remote skip reason (learn sync, TUI toast): now explains what to do.
Docs: new "Rules need a git remote" paragraph in configure/learn.md.
Tests
test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts: headless remote fix; cases where addsRemoteToLink should and shouldn't fire.
test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts: TUI picker binds again when the link gains a remote, and changes nothing otherwise.
test/altimate/rules/rules.test.ts: a path-only binding reaches the new learn status line; the other gate outcomes.
bun test on those three files: 272 pass. bun run typecheck is clean.
Verification
Manual end-to-end check: the CLI ran from this branch's source against a local altimate-backend (development, started with start_server.sh) on the hackdev tenant, with a separate home and a fresh git project that had no remote.
Step
Result
link --create gh1663-e2e
Workspace 81 created; workspace status: "Matched by path"
learn status
Workspace rules: off — this project is linked by its path, and workspace rules need a git remote on the link (add a remote if the project has none, then run altimate-code link)
learn sync
Rules sync skipped: with the same reason
git remote add origin …, then learn sync
Still skipped; the link has no remote yet
link --workspace 81 (no --yes)
This project is linked by its path. Adding its git remote to the link, so workspace rules can sync. → Linked to "gh1663-e2e".
GET /datamate-project-bindings/by-remote and /by-path
Both return the same row (id 16, workspace 81) with repo_remote and project_path set: updated in place
workspace status
Matched by git remote: https://github.com/acme-e2e/gh1663-demo-…
learn sync
Synced: 0 team rules, 0 pending review. (exit 0)
learn status
Workspace rules: gh1663-e2e — 0 team rules; last sync …
link --workspace 81 again
No remote is added; it only confirms the link
The TUI picker was not checked by hand; its tests in test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts cover it.
…arn status` says why rules are off
Workspace rules are keyed by the link's git remote. A project linked by path
(no remote) never synced rules, `learn status` called it "not linked", and
adding a remote then re-running `link` kept the path-only link. Closes#1663.
- `link` (headless and picker) and the TUI link picker: picking the workspace
the project is already linked to, when the link was found by path, has no
remote and the project has one now, binds it again with `POST /bind`. The
service stores the remote on the existing link (no backend change needed).
- `addsRemoteToLink` and `ADDING_REMOTE_MESSAGE` in `workspace/api-client.ts`,
shared by the CLI and the TUI.
- `learn status`: before the first sync, the rules line comes from the rules
gate (`RulesSync.context`): not linked, linked by path only, signed out,
learning off, or linked and not synced yet.
- The `no_remote` skip reason (`learn sync`, TUI toast) says what to do.
- Docs: "Rules need a git remote" in `configure/learn.md`.
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A path-based workspace link can now gain a project’s Git remote through the CLI or on-demand picker. Workspace-rules sync messaging and documentation describe the remote requirement, and learn status reports the sync gate state.
Changes: Git remote linking and workspace rules
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Summary
Add a remote to an existing link packages/opencode/src/altimate/workspace/api-client.ts, packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts, packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx, packages/opencode/test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts, packages/opencode/test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts
The CLI and on-demand picker detect when a path-matched link can gain the project’s Git remote and update the binding. Tests cover eligible and ineligible link cases.
Report workspace-rules sync state packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/sync.ts, packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/learn.ts, docs/docs/configure/learn.md, packages/opencode/test/altimate/rules/rules.test.ts
The no-remote sync reason gives linking guidance. learn status reports the sync gate state, and the documentation describes the Git remote requirement.
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1626: Uses the shared workspace-rules sync flow for host-session rule delivery and proposals.
Suggested reviewers:sahrizvi, ralphstodomingo
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1be3f
The change is mergeable with a focused test follow-up covering remote enrichment through the picker’s link command. No current production defect was established.
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A rabbit checks the paths at dawn A Git remote is added on The rules now tell which gate is closed The link is updated as it goes Then carrots mark the sync is shown
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts:390">
P2: This test depends on the runner checkout having an `origin` remote, so it is non-hermetic and can fail in source distributions or CI checkout configurations without one. Create a temporary repository with a known remote (or inject the identifier) and assert the exact remote passed to `bindOrRebind`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts:1062">
P2: This assertion does not verify the behavior named by the test: the bind stub discards the project identifier, so the test passes even if the rebind omits the Git remote. Record the bind arguments and assert that the path-only flow sends `identifier.repoRemote` (and the project path) to `bindExisting`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/link.ts:443">
P1: This new bind can act on a stale pre-check from a different account: `existing` is looked up before `actAs` is captured, while the mutation runs as `actAs`. Capture one credential before the pre-check and pass it to `getBindingForProject` so the lookup, list, and bind share the same account.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx:1329">
P1: This new bind trusts a pre-check performed before the dialog captured `listedAs`, so an account switch can turn a stale path-link result into a bind for a colliding workspace ID. Capture credentials before the pre-check and use that same credential for the lookup and dialog bind.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/learn.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/learn.ts:430">
P2: `learn status` still decides whether to query the live rules gate from `rules.linked`, which is only the presence of previously pulled local workspace state. After a prior sync, removing the remote leaves that state populated while `RulesSync.context()` returns `no_remote`, so status shows stale active rules instead of explaining that rules are off. Resolve the current binding before choosing the linked-state output, and clear or suppress the stale mirror when the gate is `no_remote`.</violation>
</file>
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P1: This new bind can act on a stale pre-check from a different account: existing is looked up before actAs is captured, while the mutation runs as actAs. Capture one credential before the pre-check and pass it to getBindingForProject so the lookup, list, and bind share the same account.
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<comment>This new bind can act on a stale pre-check from a different account: `existing` is looked up before `actAs` is captured, while the mutation runs as `actAs`. Capture one credential before the pre-check and pass it to `getBindingForProject` so the lookup, list, and bind share the same account.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -436,6 +438,11 @@ export const LinkCommand = cmd({
const targetId = Number(pick)
+ if (targetId === currentId && existing && addsRemoteToLink(identifier, existing)) {
+ prompts.log.info(ADDING_REMOTE_MESSAGE)
+ await bindOrRebind(identifier, targetId, null, true, args.directory, actAs)
+ return
+ }
</file context>
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P1: This new bind trusts a pre-check performed before the dialog captured listedAs, so an account switch can turn a stale path-link result into a bind for a colliding workspace ID. Capture credentials before the pre-check and use that same credential for the lookup and dialog bind.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/workspace.tsx, line 1329:
<comment>This new bind trusts a pre-check performed before the dialog captured `listedAs`, so an account switch can turn a stale path-link result into a bind for a colliding workspace ID. Capture credentials before the pre-check and use that same credential for the lookup and dialog bind.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -1319,6 +1323,12 @@ function OnDemandPickerDialog(props: OnDemandPickerProps) {
+ if (option.value === props.currentlyLinkedDatamateId && props.addsRemote) {
+ // A plain bind to the linked workspace: the service stores the remote on the existing link.
+ props.api.ui.toast({ variant: "info", message: ADDING_REMOTE_MESSAGE })
+ void bindOrRebindInline(props.api, props.identifier, option.value, undefined, listedAs)
+ return
+ }
</file context>
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P2: This test depends on the runner checkout having an origin remote, so it is non-hermetic and can fail in source distributions or CI checkout configurations without one. Create a temporary repository with a known remote (or inject the identifier) and assert the exact remote passed to bindOrRebind.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts, line 390:
<comment>This test depends on the runner checkout having an `origin` remote, so it is non-hermetic and can fail in source distributions or CI checkout configurations without one. Create a temporary repository with a known remote (or inject the identifier) and assert the exact remote passed to `bindOrRebind`.</comment>
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@@ -380,6 +380,33 @@ describe("link --workspace / --create without prompting", () => {
+ getBindingForProject: async () => pathOnly,
+ bindOrRebind: async (i, id, e) => void (seen.push(i.repoRemote, e), f.calls.push(`bind:${id}`)),
+ })
+ await linkHeadless({ directory: dir, workspace: "35", yes: false }, f.deps)
+ expect(process.exitCode ?? 0).toBe(0)
+ // A plain bind (no "current" link) to the same workspace: the service stores the remote on the existing link.
</file context>
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P2: This assertion does not verify the behavior named by the test: the bind stub discards the project identifier, so the test passes even if the rebind omits the Git remote. Record the bind arguments and assert that the path-only flow sends identifier.repoRemote (and the project path) to bindExisting.
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<comment>This assertion does not verify the behavior named by the test: the bind stub discards the project identifier, so the test passes even if the rebind omits the Git remote. Record the bind arguments and assert that the path-only flow sends `identifier.repoRemote` (and the project path) to `bindExisting`.</comment>
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@@ -1054,6 +1054,24 @@ describe("link dialogs: a workspace that already has this project's name", () =>
+ const { h, dialog } = await picker([{ id: 2, name: "analytics", ownerId: ME }], linked)
+ dialog.onSelect({ value: 2 })
+ await settle()
+ expect(calls.bind).toEqual([2])
+ expect(h.toasts.some((m) => m.includes("Adding its git remote"))).toBe(true)
+ })
</file context>
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P2: learn status still decides whether to query the live rules gate from rules.linked, which is only the presence of previously pulled local workspace state. After a prior sync, removing the remote leaves that state populated while RulesSync.context() returns no_remote, so status shows stale active rules instead of explaining that rules are off. Resolve the current binding before choosing the linked-state output, and clear or suppress the stale mirror when the gate is no_remote.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/learn.ts, line 430:
<comment>`learn status` still decides whether to query the live rules gate from `rules.linked`, which is only the presence of previously pulled local workspace state. After a prior sync, removing the remote leaves that state populated while `RulesSync.context()` returns `no_remote`, so status shows stale active rules instead of explaining that rules are off. Resolve the current binding before choosing the linked-state output, and clear or suppress the stale mirror when the gate is `no_remote`.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -426,8 +427,12 @@ const StatusCommand = effectCmd({
const rules = status.rules
- if (!rules.linked) out("Workspace rules: not linked (run `altimate-code link`)")
- else {
+ if (!rules.linked) {
+ // Nothing synced yet: the rules gate says why (not linked, linked by path only, signed out, ...).
+ const [{ RulesSync }, { Instance }] = await Promise.all([import("../../altimate/rules/sync"), import("@/project/instance")])
</file context>
Add a command-level test for the path-only addsRemote case.
The "linked by path only" test passes addsRemote: true directly into OnDemandPickerDialog. The picker helper spreads those props in, so the addsRemoteToLink(...) call in runOnDemandPicker does not run for this case. The only test that reaches runOnDemandPicker mocks getBindingForProject to null, so addsRemote is always false there. A change that drops or miscomputes addsRemote at workspace.tsx:1467 would not fail the suite.
Cover the call site in a test that runs the link flow:
Mock WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject to resolve a path-matched binding with no repo_remote.
Use an identifier that has a repoRemote. addsRemoteToLink returns false without one.
Run the flow through runIntegrations and select "link".
Render the dialog that the link action replaces, as the setup-dialog tests do.
Select the linked workspace and assert that bind runs for it.
This is a refactor-priority coverage gap. The current call site computes addsRemote as written, so no production failure is established.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts
around lines 1058 - 1059:
Add a command-level test that exercises the path-only `addsRemote` case through
`runIntegrations` and selects “link,” rather than passing `addsRemote` directly
to `picker`. Mock `WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject` to return a path-matched
binding without `repo_remote`, use an identifier with a `repoRemote`, render the
dialog produced by the link action, then select the linked workspace and assert
that `bind` runs for it.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts:
- Around line 1058-1059: Add a command-level test that exercises the path-only
`addsRemote` case through `runIntegrations` and selects “link,” rather than
passing `addsRemote` directly to `picker`. Mock
`WorkspaceApi.getBindingForProject` to return a path-matched binding without
`repo_remote`, use an identifier with a `repoRemote`, render the dialog produced
by the link action, then select the linked workspace and assert that `bind` runs
for it.
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No blocking issues. The change matches #1663: learn status explains the path-only case, a path link gains the remote when you pick the same workspace (CLI, interactive and TUI), and the docs say rules need a remote. Leaving a link that already has a different remote untouched is the right boundary. The two MINORs inline are worth a follow-up.
Nits
Adding a remote goes through bindExisting → trackLinked(..., "bind_existing"), so each remote-add counts as a new link in telemetry. Consider a distinct source such as "add_remote".
When nothing has synced yet, learn status now resolves the binding over the network. Errors are caught, so this only adds latency offline.
Missing tests: the interactive picker's add-remote path; the link --create re-run after a remote is added (link.ts:~1157); bind failures (409 or forbidden) on the add-remote path, including the TUI toast; an end-to-end learn status that calls the gate, since only rulesNotSyncedLine is unit-tested; learn status --json.
Confirmed from the client code: if POST /bind returns 409, link --workspace <same> --yes (and the --create re-run at ~1157) exits 1 without recording approval. The 409 can come from the new remote already being bound elsewhere, for example to a teammate's private workspace that /by-remote hides. The error also says Already linked to "X". Re-run altimate-code link to switch., which is confusing when the user picked X. The same applies at link.ts:441 and in the TUI picker (workspace.tsx:1326). Not verified: whether a non-owner's bind can return 200 without storing the remote. If it can, the CLI says "Linked to …" while rules stay off.
Suggestion: if the add-remote bind fails, warn ("Could not add the git remote to the link (…); workspace rules stay off") and fall through to the existing approve path, so the command still exits 0. After a successful bind, warn when res.binding.repo_remote is still null.
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MINOR: the reason only reaches the human output. learn status --json returns before this gate runs, so a JSON consumer still sees only rules.linked: false and can't tell a path-only link from an unlinked project, which is the confusion the issue reports.
Suggestion: compute the gate before the args.json return and add e.g. rules.gate: { status, code, reason }. Separately, a nit: pass await RulesService.effectiveLearn(learn, root, Instance.directory) rather than the raw learn, as learn sync and line ~395 already do, so this line and the real sync gate use the same input.
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Approving, with one request about merge order.
Merge order: please land this together with #1669 or after it, in the same release or a later one, not before it. This turns rules sync on for projects that were linked by path only, and those should get it together with #1669's changes.
What I checked, by reading at 1be3f731cc (I didn't run the suites):
addsRemoteToLink fires only for a link matched by path that has no remote, in a project that has one now. The lookup tries the remote first, so a remote that is already linked is never sent again here.
On the server, binding the same workspace again adds the missing remote to the caller's own link and answers 409 for anyone else's, as the description says.
The headless, interactive and TUI paths all end in recordApprovedBinding, so the local record gains the remote too. Errors go through the existing link-failed handling, and the TUI path through its try/catch and toast.
The learn status lines before the first sync, and the new no_remote reason, read well. The binding lookup that learn status now makes is disclosed in the description.
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Appendix — complexity delta (altimate-code#1670)
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Summary: 7 touched · 3 rose · 0 improved · 2 new (max cognitive 4) · net cognitive Δ +6
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Release v0.12.10: workspace rules state lives outside the project (#1669), a path-linked project can gain its git remote and learn status says why rules are off (#1670), tool commands deliver a large answer whole on a pipe (#1687), and a failed session title is retried on later turns and reported (#1688). Adds the changelog entry, the release adversarial tests, a 60 s stall bound on tool output, and the requested model in title failure reports.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1663.
Problem
Workspace rules are keyed by the link's git remote (
rules/sync.ts,no_remote). In a project linked by path:learn statusprintedWorkspace rules: not linked (run altimate-code link)for a linked project, and that command fixed nothing.learn syncsaid only "this project has no git remote".link --workspace <id> --yesstopped early with "Already linked", so the link stayed path-only and rules stayed off. The interactive picker ("Kept … nothing changed") and the TUI picker ("Already linked … nothing changed") did the same.Backend
No change needed.
POST /bind(bind_existinginaltimate-backend/app/api/bindings/api.py) already handles this. For the workspace the project is already bound to, it stores a remote the binding lacks on the existing row, if the caller owns the binding. The CLI never sent that request.Changes
link(headless + interactive) and the TUI link picker: when you pick the workspace the project is already linked to, and the link was found by path, has no remote, and the project has one now (addsRemoteToLink), the client sendsPOST /bindagain. The link keeps its workspace and gains the remote, and the local record is updated. A link that already has a different remote isn't touched, because changing it is a re-link.learn status: before the first sync, the rules line comes fromRulesSync.context. It now tells apart not linked, linked by path only (rules need a git remote), not signed in, learning off, and linked but not synced yet. This only makes network calls when nothing has synced.no_remoteskip reason (learn sync, TUI toast): now explains what to do.configure/learn.md.Tests
test/cli/workspace-command.test.ts: headless remote fix; cases whereaddsRemoteToLinkshould and shouldn't fire.test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.ts: TUI picker binds again when the link gains a remote, and changes nothing otherwise.test/altimate/rules/rules.test.ts: a path-only binding reaches the newlearn statusline; the other gate outcomes.bun teston those three files: 272 pass.bun run typecheckis clean.Verification
Manual end-to-end check: the CLI ran from this branch's source against a local
altimate-backend(development, started withstart_server.sh) on thehackdevtenant, with a separate home and a fresh git project that had no remote.link --create gh1663-e2eworkspace status: "Matched by path"learn statusWorkspace rules: off — this project is linked by its path, and workspace rules need a git remote on the link (add a remote if the project has none, then run altimate-code link)learn syncRules sync skipped:with the same reasongit remote add origin …, thenlearn synclink --workspace 81(no--yes)This project is linked by its path. Adding its git remote to the link, so workspace rules can sync.→Linked to "gh1663-e2e".GET /datamate-project-bindings/by-remoteand/by-pathrepo_remoteandproject_pathset: updated in placeworkspace statusMatched by git remote: https://github.com/acme-e2e/gh1663-demo-…learn syncSynced: 0 team rules, 0 pending review.(exit 0)learn statusWorkspace rules: gh1663-e2e — 0 team rules; last sync …link --workspace 81againThe TUI picker was not checked by hand; its tests in
test/altimate/plugin/workspace.test.tscover it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code