- Prompts (search, continue_conversation) now call MCP tools directly
instead of going through API endpoints, matching the recent_activity
pattern and fixing #526 where prompts returned empty results
- sync_file catches SemanticDependenciesMissingError separately so
entities are still returned successfully when vector embedding fails,
with a clear warning instead of silent failure (#578)
- `bm status` and `bm doctor` default to local routing since they scan
the local filesystem — cloud routing returned Docker-internal paths
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build_context now falls back to LinkResolver when an exact permalink lookup
returns empty results. This reuses the same resolution pipeline as read_note
(permalink candidates, title match, file path, FTS) so callers no longer
get empty results for valid note identifiers.
Also changes ensure_frontmatter_on_sync default to True — frontmatter is
now added during sync by default. Tests updated accordingly.
🔧 ContextService accepts optional LinkResolver, wired via DI in all 3 factory variants
✅ 2027 unit + 278 integration tests passing
Closes#582
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Signed-off-by: phernandez <paul@basicmachines.co>
Cloud projects with bisync had a split-brain problem: `path` held a cloud
slug while the actual local directory lived in `local_sync_path`. This caused
`bm status` and file sync to fail for bisync'd cloud projects.
Changes:
- Config migration promotes `local_sync_path` → `path` for entries where
`path` is a non-absolute cloud slug
- `ensure_project_paths_exists` skips cloud-only projects with slug paths
- `initialize_file_sync` and watch service now keep cloud projects that have
an absolute local path (bisync copy) instead of skipping all cloud projects
- `sync-setup` and `project add --cloud --local-path` set both `path` and
`local_sync_path` to the local directory
- `sync-setup` creates the project in the local DB for immediate MCP use
- `_get_sync_project` falls back from `local_sync_path` to `path`
- Config load errors now show user-friendly messages instead of stack traces
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Use config.default_project as single source of truth for the Default
column in `bm project list`, removing checks against local DB and cloud
API is_default fields that could independently mark multiple projects.
Also updates tests that were out of date after get_project_mode changed
to default unknown projects to CLOUD:
- test_get_client_local_project_uses_asgi_transport: register "main" as LOCAL
- test_run_filters_cloud_projects_each_cycle: register local project in config
- test_new_project_addition_scenario: register projects as LOCAL in config
- test_get_project_mode_defaults_to_cloud: assert new CLOUD default
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Add a new config option to enforce frontmatter on markdown sync when missing, writing derived title/type/permalink and updating in-memory metadata before upsert. Add startup warning when this option is combined with disable_permalinks to make precedence explicit. Add config/sync/initialization tests for the new behavior, and stabilize project list CLI integration assertions by forcing a wide terminal in tests to avoid Rich truncation.
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When a file exists in the database but is missing from the filesystem,
the sync worker now treats this as a deletion instead of crashing.
The sync_file() method catches FileNotFoundError specifically and calls
handle_delete() to clean up the orphaned database record. This prevents
the sync from failing on database/filesystem inconsistencies that can
occur due to race conditions, manual file deletions, or cloud storage
caching issues.
Includes a test to verify the graceful handling behavior.
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Paul Hernandez