refactor(log): extract rendering and summary parsing from log.lua #530

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2026-04-29T02:09:40Z

barrettruth commented

2026-04-29 02:09:40 +00:00

At roughly 1442 lines, lua/forge/log.lua still owns both CI/log buffer orchestration and the full rendering/parsing pipeline.

Current mixed responsibilities include:

ANSI stripping and highlight extraction
status / duration formatting
GitHub and GitLab log parsing
summary parsing and rendering
folds, extmarks, and line rendering

This issue is for moving the rendering and parsing layer into dedicated internal modules so log.lua can focus on buffer lifecycle, command execution, and high-level flow control.

The goal is to preserve the current log and summary surfaces while making rendering logic easier to test independently.

At roughly 1442 lines, `lua/forge/log.lua` still owns both CI/log buffer orchestration and the full rendering/parsing pipeline. Current mixed responsibilities include: - ANSI stripping and highlight extraction - status / duration formatting - GitHub and GitLab log parsing - summary parsing and rendering - folds, extmarks, and line rendering This issue is for moving the rendering and parsing layer into dedicated internal modules so `log.lua` can focus on buffer lifecycle, command execution, and high-level flow control. The goal is to preserve the current log and summary surfaces while making rendering logic easier to test independently.

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