- Moved config evaluation from module load time to runtime
- Unified add_project command to handle both cloud and local modes
- Commands (default, sync-config, move) now check cloud_mode at runtime
- Fixes test failures where monkeypatch wasn't applied before command registration
The /proxy/projects/projects POST endpoint returns a ProjectStatusResponse
with fields: message, status, default, old_project, new_project.
Updated CloudProjectCreateResponse schema to match this format instead of
expecting name, path, message fields.
Also updated all related tests to use the correct response format:
- tests/cli/test_cloud_utils.py (3 tests)
- tests/cli/test_bisync_commands.py (1 test)
Fixes the validation error when creating cloud projects via upload command:
"bm cloud upload --project test --create-project specs"
Signed-off-by: Pablo Hernandez <pablo@basicmachines.co>
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Reduces JSON payload size by 50-70% for directory-heavy responses by omitting
null fields from serialization.
Changes:
- Added response_model_exclude_none=True to all directory endpoints:
- GET /directory/tree
- GET /directory/structure
- GET /directory/list
Impact:
- Directory nodes no longer serialize 7 null fields (title, permalink,
entity_id, entity_type, content_type, updated_at, file_path)
- For 50+ directories: eliminates 350+ null fields from response
- Payload reduction: ~2.3kb → ~1kb for typical directory trees
- File nodes still include all metadata when present
Example directory node output:
{
"name": "Tools",
"directory_path": "/Tools",
"type": "directory",
"children": []
}
Testing:
- All 29 directory tests passing
- Type checking passing (0 errors)
- Backward compatible (clients just see missing keys vs null)
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The lifespan-based instrumentation only runs when FastAPI app starts.
In MCP context, the app never starts but the httpx client is still used.
Solution: Instrument the client immediately after creation at module level.
This works in both contexts:
- MCP: client is instrumented when module is imported
- API: client is instrumented before lifespan runs (lifespan still safe)
This enables distributed tracing from MCP -> Cloud -> API.
Signed-off-by: phernandez <paul@basicmachines.co>
Fixes critical data loss bug where creating similar entity names
(e.g., "Node C") would overwrite existing entities (e.g., "Node A.md")
due to fuzzy search incorrectly matching similar file paths.
Changes:
- Add strict=True to resolve_link() calls in entity_service.py
- Disables fuzzy search fallback during entity creation/update
- Prevents false positive matches on similar paths like
"edge-cases/Node A.md" and "edge-cases/Node C.md"
Testing:
- Added comprehensive integration test reproducing the bug scenario
- Added MCP-level permalink collision tests
- All 55 entity service tests pass
- Manual testing confirms fix prevents file overwrite
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This commit implements SPEC-7 Phase 4 by adding local file access capabilities
to the Basic Memory Cloud CLI, enabling users to mount their cloud files locally
for real-time editing.
New features:
- Cloud mount setup with automatic rclone installation
- Mount/unmount/status commands with three performance profiles
- Cross-platform rclone installer with package manager fallbacks
- Mount configuration management with tenant-specific credentials
- Comprehensive documentation with examples and troubleshooting
Mount profiles:
- fast: 5s sync for active development
- balanced: 10-15s sync (recommended)
- safe: 15s+ sync with conflict detection
Technical implementation:
- Uses rclone NFS mount (no FUSE dependencies)
- Tigris object storage with scoped credentials
- Bidirectional sync with configurable cache settings
- Process management and cleanup
Fixes Python module conflict by moving cloud.py commands to cloud/core_commands.py
to resolve typer CLI loading issues with cloud.py file vs cloud/ directory.
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Paul Hernandez