When build_context performs an exact permalink lookup that returns 0
results, it now tries three fallback resolution strategies before
giving up — mirroring the multi-strategy approach already used by
read_note:
1. Wildcard prefix match (*/path): recovers notes when stored permalinks
carry an extra leading segment (e.g. project prefix) not present in
the caller's identifier.
2. Strip-prefix exact lookup: recovers notes when the caller included an
extra leading segment absent from stored permalinks.
3. Title FTS search on the last path segment: recovers notes when
permalink normalization diverges from stored values.
Diagnostic fields added:
- ContextMetadata.resolved_path: the normalized path that was tried
- ContextMetadata.no_primary_match: machine-readable reason when all
fallbacks are exhausted, allowing clients to distinguish "lookup miss"
from "note has no relations"
Both fields are surfaced through MemoryMetadata (schema) and
to_graph_context (API utils) so they appear in the JSON response.
Backward compatibility: successful exact lookups are unchanged. The
fallbacks are only entered when the primary search returns 0 rows.
Closes#582
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The v0.18.0 CLI (Homebrew) calls POST /projects/projects for project add
and POST /projects/config/sync for config sync. The previous legacy compat
fix (a0e754b) only added GET for list_projects but missed POST endpoints.
This caused 405 Method Not Allowed when running `bm project add` in cloud mode.
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Older versions of basic-memory CLI (v0.17.4 and earlier) call
GET /projects/projects to list projects. This endpoint was removed
when we migrated to v2 routers.
Add explicit route at /projects/projects (without trailing slash) to
avoid 307 redirects that the cloud proxy doesn't follow.
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Add is_test_env property to BasicMemoryConfig that checks:
- config.env == "test"
- BASIC_MEMORY_ENV env var is "test"
- PYTEST_CURRENT_TEST is set
Replace duplicated test detection logic in:
- api/app.py
- mcp/server.py
- services/initialization.py
- telemetry.py (disables telemetry during tests)
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Use database-retrieved project names (new_project.name, old_project.name)
instead of input parameters (project_data.name, name) in v1 API response
messages to ensure consistent project name casing.
The v2 API already did this correctly. This fixes issue #450 where project
names would display with different casing between add and remove operations.
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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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