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Imported GitHub issues keep their real dates, closure reasons and release, and link to items another provider already tracks - #142
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WalkthroughGitHub imports now capture source lifecycle dates, closure evidence, release attribution, and issue identity. The import flow handles linked provider-owned items separately and carries fidelity metadata through gated, plain, and atomic imports. ChangesGitHub import fidelity
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHub
participant Importer
participant PMTracker
participant History
GitHub->>Importer: Issue and closure timeline data
Importer->>PMTracker: Match issue and prepare lifecycle update
Importer->>History: Read context for atomic transaction
Importer->>PMTracker: Write item and finalize fidelity metadata
PMTracker->>History: Append lifecycle history event
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The description clearly explains the GitHub import fidelity, cross-provider linking, lifecycle handling, release attribution, atomic behavior, documentation, and tests described in the changeset. |
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The title clearly summarizes the main changes: preserving imported GitHub dates, closure reasons, release data, and linking to items tracked by another provider. |
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Reviewer's GuideThe importer now retains GitHub’s historical lifecycle and closure evidence, assigns releases from actual tag dates, links issues to existing external owners without overwriting their provider state, and uses SDK-native locking, history, and transaction identity rules to make gated imports atomic, auditable, and safely retryable. Sequence diagram for fidelity-preserving GitHub issue importsequenceDiagram
participant GitHub
participant Importer
participant Tracker
participant SDK
participant History
Importer->>GitHub: fetchImportTimeline(issue, repo, token)
GitHub-->>Importer: issue lifecycle and closure events
Importer->>Tracker: readImportReleases(pmRoot)
Tracker-->>Importer: calendar release tags
Importer->>Importer: buildImportFidelity(issue, releases, timeline)
Importer->>Tracker: matchImportedIssue(items, issue, tagged)
alt existing external owner
Importer->>SDK: update(ownerId, addTags)
Importer->>SDK: persistImportFidelity(pmRoot, ownerId, fidelity, true)
SDK-->>Importer: preserve provider state and metadata
else GitHub-owned item
Importer->>SDK: importGithubAtomic(pmRoot, repo, entries)
SDK->>SDK: acquireLock(pmRoot, id, ...)
SDK->>History: appendHistoryEntry(historyPath, history)
SDK-->>Importer: committed and retryable result
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Flow diagram for GitHub import identity and lifecycle decisionsflowchart TD
A[GitHub issue] --> B[fetchImportTimeline]
B --> C[buildImportFidelity]
C --> D[matchImportedIssue]
D --> E{Existing external owner?}
E -->|Yes| F[Link with github_link_only]
F --> G[Preserve provider content status dates and release]
E -->|No| H[Map source lifecycle with mapState]
H --> I{Closed?}
I -->|completed| J[closed with closure evidence]
I -->|not_planned or duplicate| K[canceled with close reason]
I -->|open or reopened| L[open and clear closure evidence]
J --> M[Assign first tag at or after closure]
K --> M
L --> N[Persist GitHub source metadata]
M --> N
N --> O[persistImportFidelity]
O --> P[Append history and commit atomically]
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Review comments at @import-fidelity.ts:
- Around line 74-80: Update the `candidates` ownership check so URL matches
count only in identity-bearing fields such as `github_url`, provenance, or
external-link fields, never in free-text descriptions or bodies; preserve the
explicit `providerProvenance` matching. Update the plain-mode `pm-linear-134`
test so a description that only mentions the issue URL does not create a link.
- Line 109: Update the closure matching around the token and events checks to
use the latest closure candidate within a bounded, forward-only time skew from
issue.closed_at. Apply this matching to the REST commit check and closed filter,
and inspect only the latest matching GraphQL ClosedEvent; do not fall back to an
older event if the latest has no closer. Add coverage for a non-null closer.
- Around line 78-81: Update matchImportedIssue so a match found only through a
GitHub URL is treated as GitHub-owned, not link-only. Derive the existing via
classification before computing linkOnly, and exclude the github-url case from
the fallback that marks unmatched tagged items as link-only; preserve provider
and explicit github_link_only handling.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 765: Qualify the README’s gated-results guarantee to state that an empty
filtered issue list may return without a plan, including with --gate --dry-run;
do not change the implementation.
- Line 763: Update the README statement about ambiguous matches to scope the
no-write guarantee to `--gate` and `--atomic`; clarify that a plain multi-issue
import may write earlier issues before `matchImportedIssue` rejects a later
ambiguous match.
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Historical GitHub imports replaced source lifetimes with import-time dates, lost closure evidence and release context, and created mirrors of items already owned by another provider. Imports now preserve GitHub creation, closure and completion dates, retain exact source timestamps, map not-planned and duplicate closures to canceled, and assign the first locally available calendar release at or after closure.
Ownership comes from provenance tags and explicit GitHub/provenance/link metadata. Incidental description or body URLs cannot adopt an unrelated item. A URL-only GitHub owner receives native lifecycle and release updates; declared Linear/Jira/ADO owners retain their content, native status, dates and release. Explicit provider back-links and the persisted github_link_only marker remain supported.
Closure evidence selects the latest REST or GraphQL closure within a bounded forward skew of zero to five seconds. Earlier closure generations cannot suppress GraphQL fallback or provide an older closer when the latest event has none. Associated PRs remain labeled as linked evidence rather than proof of a fix.
Atomic finalization uses public SDK locks, serialization and append-only history before commit, with compensation on failure and stable reconciliation across external edits and lifecycle cycles. Native updated_at remains the SDK mutation clock; github_updated_at retains the exact source value.
The README scopes the ambiguity no-write guarantee to gated and atomic imports. Real tracker tests confirm that plain multi-issue imports can retain earlier writes, and empty filtered gated selections omit plan for preview and apply. A test-only marker probe separates finite module startup from the unchanged ten-second parser deadline and verifies forced termination of an intentional spin.
Validation: npm run release:check and bun run release:check both passed with isolated HOME, GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null and GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM=1 on Node 26. Each ran 797/797 tests with zero failures, skips, cancellations or TODOs, and exact 100/100/100/100 coverage across all 14 authored modules: 10438/10438 lines and statements, 273/273 functions, 3157/3157 branches. Docstrings, lint, zero duplication, privacy, production audit, package dry-run, changelog and publish attestation passed. Package locks, SDK pins and gate thresholds are unchanged.
Four function-only behavioral controls fail on the old ownership matcher, URL-only owner classification, closure reason selection and REST/GraphQL fallback. The fixed code passes real temporary-tracker regressions without SDK mocks. The original acceptance-watchdog startup follow-up remains open.
PM feature: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-github/blob/main/.agents/pm/features/pm-github-c093.toon
Watchdog follow-up: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-github/blob/main/.agents/pm/issues/pm-github-sah1.toon
Release adoption: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-github/blob/main/.agents/pm/tasks/pm-github-aiok.toon
Summary by cubic
Preserves GitHub import fidelity so scheduled imports keep real source lifecycle, and links issues another provider already tracks instead of duplicating them.
not_plannedandduplicateclosures map to canceled.updated_atstays the mutation clock; the exact GitHub value is kept asgithub_updated_at.Rollout
pm-githubpackage to 2026.10.16; after they adopt the fixed release, the next scheduled sync regenerates existing PRs.Written for commit dc19509. Summary will update on new commits.
Summary by Sourcery
Preserve GitHub import fidelity and reconcile existing cross-provider records without duplicating or overwriting their ownership.
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