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* docs: document S3 backend, auto-auth, and `:Pending done` command Problem: The S3 backend had no `:Pending s3` entry in the COMMANDS section, `:Pending auth` only mentioned Google, the `sync` config field omitted `s3`, `_s3_sync_id` was missing from the data format section, `:Pending done` was implemented but undocumented, and the README lacked a features overview. Solution: Add `:Pending s3` and `:Pending done` command docs, rewrite `:Pending auth` to cover all backends and sub-actions, update config and data format references, add `aws` CLI to requirements, and add a Features section to `README.md`. * feat(forge): add forge link parser and metadata fetcher Problem: no way to associate tasks with GitHub, GitLab, or Codeberg issues/PRs, or to track their remote state. Solution: add `forge.lua` with shorthand (`gh:user/repo#42`) and full URL parsing, async metadata fetching via `curl`, label formatting, conceal pattern generation, token resolution, and `refresh()` for state pull (closed/merged -> done). * feat(config): add forge config defaults and `%l` eol specifier Problem: no configuration surface for forge link rendering, icons, issue format, or self-hosted instances. Solution: add `pending.ForgeConfig` class with per-forge `token`, `icon`, `issue_format`, and `instances` fields. Add `%l` to the default `eol_format` so forge labels render in virtual text. * feat(parse): extract forge refs from task body Problem: `parse.body()` had no awareness of forge link tokens, so `gh:user/repo#42` stayed in the description instead of metadata. Solution: add `forge_ref` field to `pending.Metadata` and extend the right-to-left token loop in `body()` to call `forge.parse_ref()` as the final fallback before breaking. * feat(diff): persist forge refs in store on write Problem: forge refs parsed from buffer lines were discarded during diff reconciliation and never stored in the JSON. Solution: thread `forge_ref` through `parse_buffer` entries into `diff.apply`, storing it in `task._extra._forge_ref` for both new and existing tasks. * feat(views): pass forge ref and cache to line metadata Problem: `LineMeta` had no forge fields, so `buffer.lua` could not render forge labels or apply forge-specific highlights. Solution: add `forge_ref` and `forge_cache` fields to `LineMeta`, populated from `task._extra` in both `category_view` and `priority_view`. * feat(buffer): render forge links as concealed text with eol virt text Problem: forge tokens were visible as raw text with no virtual text labels, and the eol separator logic collapsed all gaps when non-adjacent specifiers were absent. Solution: add forge conceal syntax patterns in `setup_syntax()`, add `PendingForge`/`PendingForgeClosed` highlight groups, handle the `%l` specifier in `build_eol_virt()`, fix separator collapsing to buffer one separator between present segments, and change `concealcursor` to `nc` (reveal in visual and insert mode). * feat(complete): add forge shorthand omnifunc completions Problem: no completion support for `gh:`, `gl:`, or `cb:` tokens, requiring users to type owner/repo from memory. Solution: extend `omnifunc` to detect `gh:`/`gl:`/`cb:` prefixes and complete with `owner/repo#` candidates from existing forge refs in the store. * feat: trigger forge refresh on buffer open Problem: forge metadata was never fetched, so virt text highlights could not reflect remote issue/PR state. Solution: call `forge.refresh()` in `M.open()` so metadata is fetched once per `:Pending` invocation rather than on every render. * test(forge): add forge parsing spec Problem: no test coverage for forge link shorthand parsing, URL parsing, label formatting, or API URL generation. Solution: add `spec/forge_spec.lua` covering `_parse_shorthand`, `parse_ref` for all three forges, full URL parsing including nested GitLab groups, `format_label`, and `_api_url`. * docs: document forge links feature Problem: no user-facing documentation for forge link syntax, configuration, or behavior. Solution: add forge links section to `README.md` and `pending.txt` covering shorthand/URL syntax, config options, virtual text rendering, state pull, and auth resolution. * feat(forge): add `find_refs()` inline token scanner Problem: forge tokens were extracted by `parse.body()` which stripped them from the description, making editing awkward and multi-ref lines impossible. Solution: add `find_refs(text)` that scans a string for all forge tokens by whitespace tokenization, returning byte offsets and parsed refs without modifying the input. Remove unused `conceal_patterns()`. * refactor: move forge ref detection from `parse.body()` to `diff` Problem: `parse.body()` stripped forge tokens from the description, losing the raw text. This made inline overlay rendering impossible since the token no longer existed in the buffer. Solution: remove the `forge.parse_ref()` branch from `parse.body()` and call `forge.find_refs()` in `diff.parse_buffer()` instead. The description now retains forge tokens verbatim; `_extra._forge_ref` is still populated from the first matched ref. * feat(buffer): render forge links as inline conceal overlays Problem: forge tokens were stripped from the buffer and shown as EOL virtual text via `%l`. The token disappeared from the editable line, and multi-ref tasks broke. Solution: compute `forge_spans` in `views.lua` with byte offsets for each forge token in the rendered line. In `apply_inline_row()`, place extmarks with `conceal=''` and `virt_text_pos='inline'` to visually replace each raw token with its formatted label. Clear stale `forge_spans` on dirty rows to prevent `end_col` out-of-range errors after edits like `dd`. * fix(config): remove `%l` from default `eol_format` Problem: forge links are now rendered inline, making the `%l` EOL specifier redundant in the default format. Solution: change default `eol_format` from `'%l %c %r %d'` to `'%c %r %d'`. The `%l` specifier remains functional for users who explicitly set it. * test(forge): update specs for inline forge refs Problem: existing tests asserted that `parse.body()` stripped forge tokens from the description and populated `meta.forge_ref`. The `conceal_patterns` test referenced a removed function. Solution: update `parse.body` integration tests to assert tokens stay in the description. Add `find_refs()` tests covering single/multiple refs, URLs, byte offsets, and empty cases. Remove `conceal_patterns` test. Update diff tests to assert description includes the token. * docs: update forge links for inline overlay rendering Problem: documentation described forge tokens as stripped from the description and rendered via EOL `%l` specifier by default. Solution: update forge links section to describe inline conceal overlay rendering. Update default `eol_format` reference. Change `issue_format` field description from "EOL label" to "inline overlay label". * ci: format * refactor(forge): remove `%l` eol specifier, add `auto_close` config, fix icons Problem: `%l` was dead code after inline overlays replaced EOL rendering. Auto-close was always on with no opt-out. Forge icon defaults were empty strings. Solution: remove `%l` from the eol format parser and renderer. Add `forge.auto_close` (default `false`) to gate state-pull. Set nerd font icons: `` (GitHub), `` (GitLab), `` (Codeberg). Keep conceal active in insert mode via `concealcursor = 'nic'`. * fix(config): set correct nerd font icons for forge defaults * refactor(forge): replace curl/token auth with CLI-native API calls Problem: Forge metadata fetching required manual token management — config fields, CLI token extraction, and curl with auth headers. Each forge had a different auth path, and Codeberg had no CLI support at all. Solution: Delete `get_token()` and `_api_url()`, replace with `_api_args()` that builds `gh api`, `glab api`, or `tea api` arg arrays. The CLIs handle auth internally. Add `warn_missing_cli` config (default true) that warns once per forge per session on failure. Add forge CLI checks to `:checkhealth`. Remove `token` from config/docs. * refactor(forge): extract ForgeBackend class and registry Problem: adding a new forge required touching 5 lookup tables (`FORGE_HOSTS`, `FORGE_CLI`, `FORGE_AUTH_CMD`, `SHORTHAND_PREFIX`, `_warned_forges`) and every branching site in `_api_args`, `fetch_metadata`, and `parse_ref`. Solution: introduce a `ForgeBackend` class with `parse_url`, `api_args`, and `parse_state` methods, plus a `register()` / `backends()` registry. New forges (Gitea, Forgejo) are a single `register()` call via the `gitea_backend()` convenience constructor. * ci: format * fix(forge): fix ghost extmarks, false auth warnings, and needless API calls Problem: extmarks ghosted after `cc`/undo on task lines, auth warnings fired even when CLIs were authenticated, and `refresh()` hit forge APIs on every buffer open regardless of `auto_close`. Solution: add `invalidate = true` to all extmarks so Neovim cleans them up on text deletion. Run `auth status` before warning to verify the CLI is actually unauthenticated. Gate `refresh()` behind `auto_close` config. * ci: typing and formatting * refactor(forge): simplify auth gating and rename `gitea_backend` Problem: forge auth/warning logic was scattered through `fetch_metadata` — per-API-call auth status checks, `_warned` flags, and `warn_missing_cli` conditionals on every fetch. Solution: replace `_warned` with `_auth` (cached per session), add `is_configured()` to skip unconfigured forges entirely, extract `check_auth()` for one-time auth verification, and strip `fetch_metadata` to a pure API caller returning `ForgeFetchError`. Gate `refresh` and new `validate_refs` with both checks. Rename `gitea_backend` to `gitea_forge`.
76 lines
2.3 KiB
Lua
76 lines
2.3 KiB
Lua
local M = {}
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---@return nil
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function M.check()
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vim.health.start('pending.nvim')
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local ok, config = pcall(require, 'pending.config')
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if not ok then
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vim.health.error('Failed to load pending.config')
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return
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end
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config.get()
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vim.health.ok('Config loaded')
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local store_ok, store = pcall(require, 'pending.store')
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if not store_ok then
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vim.health.error('Failed to load pending.store')
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return
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end
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local resolved_path = store.resolve_path()
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vim.health.info('Store path: ' .. resolved_path)
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if vim.fn.filereadable(resolved_path) == 1 then
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local s = store.new(resolved_path)
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local load_ok, err = pcall(function()
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s:load()
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end)
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if load_ok then
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local tasks = s:tasks()
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vim.health.ok('Data file loaded: ' .. #tasks .. ' tasks')
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local recur = require('pending.recur')
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local invalid_count = 0
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for _, task in ipairs(tasks) do
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if task.recur and not recur.validate(task.recur) then
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invalid_count = invalid_count + 1
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vim.health.warn('Task ' .. task.id .. ' has invalid recurrence spec: ' .. task.recur)
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end
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end
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if invalid_count == 0 then
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vim.health.ok('All recurrence specs are valid')
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end
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else
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vim.health.error('Failed to load data file: ' .. tostring(err))
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end
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end
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vim.health.start('pending.nvim: forge')
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local forge = require('pending.forge')
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for _, backend in ipairs(forge.backends()) do
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if not forge.is_configured(backend.name) then
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vim.health.info(('%s: not configured (skipped)'):format(backend.name))
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elseif vim.fn.executable(backend.cli) == 1 then
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vim.health.ok(('%s found'):format(backend.cli))
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else
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vim.health.warn(('%s not found — run `%s`'):format(backend.cli, backend.auth_cmd))
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end
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end
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local sync_paths = vim.fn.globpath(vim.o.runtimepath, 'lua/pending/sync/*.lua', false, true)
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if #sync_paths == 0 then
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vim.health.info('No sync backends found')
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else
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for _, path in ipairs(sync_paths) do
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local name = vim.fn.fnamemodify(path, ':t:r')
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local bok, backend = pcall(require, 'pending.sync.' .. name)
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if bok and backend.name and type(backend.health) == 'function' then
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vim.health.start('pending.nvim: sync/' .. name)
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backend.health()
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end
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end
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end
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end
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return M
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