The workspace creation endpoint returns 500 but the actual error is not
visible. Add explicit error logging when GitService.clone fails and info
logging when git creates a directory name different from the one derived
from the remote URL.
Quality gates:
- pytest tests/unit: 219 passed
- mypy: clean on changed files
Working copies were stored as /data/working-copies/{repo_id}/{workspace_name}/,
so git clone was forced into a user-named directory. That meant the container
mount basename was the workspace name (e.g. main) instead of the repo name.
- Generate the workspace UUID before cloning and clone into
/data/working-copies/{workspace_id}/ so git creates {repo_name}/ naturally
- Set workspace.path to /data/working-copies/{workspace_id}/{repo_name}/
- Update _migrate_clone_into_workspace() to use the same layout
- _get_repository_mount_name() now prefers workspace.path basename and only
falls back to remote URL / repo.name for legacy repo-only instances
- Update unit tests to assert workspace path basename is used for mounts
Quality gates:
- pytest tests/unit: 219 passed
- ruff: clean on changed files
- mypy: clean on changed files
Regenerate .pi-map*.md artifacts for source changes in:
- apps/api/src/api/tool/tool_types_validation.py
- apps/api/src/schemas/tool/tool_type.py
- apps/api/tests/integration/test_tool_types_api_extended.py
- and all affected test files from backend-frontend refactoring cleanup
- Remove clone_mode/branch from API responses and make DB columns nullable
- Remove legacy clone-mode branches from create_tool_instance
- Add WORKSPACE_PATH compose variable alongside REPO_PATH
- Add workspace migration helpers in WorkspaceManager
Remaining: POST /workspaces/:id/instances, frontend clone_mode cleanup, tests
Add generated .pi-map.md and .pi-map.index.md files across the repository
so the project navigation maps are shared and versioned. These artifacts
are maintained by project_map_init/patch/validate and must be kept in
sync with source edits.
Note: .cache/ remains ignored (added in previous commit).