fix(cache): invalidate map cache on dirty working tree changes#3
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git_commit_key() used only a hash of directory paths for dirty repos, so ctx map returned stale output after uncommitted edits. Include git status --porcelain in the dirty key (with HEAD SHA) so the cache invalidates on any working-tree change. Co-authored-by: Jaime Basso <JaimeJunr@users.noreply.github.com>
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Bug and impact
ctx mapcould return stale repository maps while developing with uncommitted changes. After the first run on a dirty repo, subsequent edits did not invalidate the map-level cache, so agents received outdated signatures/ranking until the repo was committed or--no-cachewas used.Root cause
git_commit_key()returned a stabledirty-<hash>derived only from the scan directory paths when the working tree was dirty. The commit message claimed mtime-based invalidation, but porcelain/status was never incorporated—so the map cache key stayed constant across edits.Fix
For dirty git repos, the cache key is now
dirty-<HEAD>-<hash(git status --porcelain)>, invalidating whenever the working tree changes. Clean repos still use the HEAD SHA.Validation
test_git_commit_key_dirty_changes_with_working_treecargo test --lib cache::— 6 passedcargo test --locked— full suite passed