# Package Analysis — Batch 4

Generated by: gemini-batch-runner.sh
Models: gemini-2.5-flash-lite → gemini-3-flash-preview → gemini-3-pro-preview
Date: 2026-02-09
Packages: git repos gitea forge release
Total tokens: 92202

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Here is the technical documentation for the analyzed packages, written from the perspective of a Senior Go Engineer.

# Framework Package Documentation

## 1. Package: `pkg/git`

### Overview
The `git` package provides a high-level abstraction over local Git operations, specifically designed for multi-repo workspace management. It combines direct shell execution for complex operations (push/pull with interactive auth) with concurrent status checking. It is designed to run both as a standalone utility library and as a registered `framework.Service` within the Core application.

### Public API

**Types**
```go
type RepoStatus struct {
    Name, Path string
    Modified, Untracked, Staged, Ahead, Behind int
    Branch string
    Error error
}
func (s *RepoStatus) IsDirty() bool
func (s *RepoStatus) HasUnpushed() bool
func (s *RepoStatus) HasUnpulled() bool

type StatusOptions struct {
    Paths []string
    Names map[string]string
}

type PushResult struct {
    Name, Path string
    Success bool
    Error error
}

// Service integration
type Service struct { ... }
type ServiceOptions struct { WorkDir string }
```

**Functions**
```go
// Concurrent status checking
func Status(ctx context.Context, opts StatusOptions) []RepoStatus

// Interactive operations (hooks into os.Stdin/Stdout)
func Push(ctx context.Context, path string) error
func Pull(ctx context.Context, path string) error
func PushMultiple(ctx context.Context, paths []string, names map[string]string) []PushResult

// Error handling
func IsNonFastForward(err error) bool

// Service Factory
func NewService(opts ServiceOptions) func(*framework.Core) (any, error)
```

### Internal Design
*   **Shell Wrapper**: Uses `os/exec` to invoke the system `git` binary rather than using a native Go implementation (like go-git). This ensures 100% compatibility with the user's local git configuration (SSH keys, hooks, GPG signing).
*   **Concurrency**: `Status()` uses a `sync.WaitGroup` pattern to check multiple repository statuses in parallel, significantly speeding up workspace checks.
*   **Interactive Mode**: `Push` and `Pull` explicitly wire `os.Stdin` and `os.Stdout` to the subprocess to allow SSH passphrase prompts or GPG pin entry to function correctly in a terminal environment.
*   **Service Pattern**: Implements the `framework.ServiceRuntime` interface, registering distinct Queries (`QueryStatus`) and Tasks (`TaskPush`) to decouple the UI/CLI from the git logic.

### Dependencies
*   `os/exec`: For invoking git commands.
*   `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli/pkg/framework`: For service registration and message passing types.

### Test Coverage Notes
*   **Mocking**: Testing requires abstracting `exec.Command`. Since this package calls `exec.CommandContext` directly, tests likely require overriding a package-level variable or using a "fake exec" pattern during test initialization.
*   **Parsing**: Unit tests should cover the parsing logic of `git status --porcelain` in `getStatus` to ensure modified/staged/untracked counts are accurate.
*   **Concurrency**: Race detection should be enabled to ensure `Status()` result slice assignment is thread-safe (it uses index-based assignment, which is safe).

### Integration Points
*   **CLI**: The CLI command `core git status` consumes the `Service` via the framework's message bus.
*   **Workspace Managers**: Packages managing multi-repo setups (like `pkg/repos`) use this to report health.

---

## 2. Package: `pkg/repos`

### Overview
This package manages the "Registry" of a multi-repository ecosystem. It acts as the source of truth for repository locations, types (foundation, module, product), and dependencies. It supports loading from a static `repos.yaml` or scanning the filesystem as a fallback.

### Public API

**Types**
```go
type Registry struct {
    Repos map[string]*Repo
    Defaults RegistryDefaults
    ...
}

type Repo struct {
    Name, Type, Description, CI, Domain string
    DependsOn []string
    Docs bool
    Path string // Computed
}

type RepoType string // "foundation", "module", "product", "template"
```

**Functions**
```go
// Loading
func LoadRegistry(m io.Medium, path string) (*Registry, error)
func FindRegistry(m io.Medium) (string, error)
func ScanDirectory(m io.Medium, dir string) (*Registry, error)

// Registry Methods
func (r *Registry) List() []*Repo
func (r *Registry) Get(name string) (*Repo, bool)
func (r *Registry) ByType(t string) []*Repo
func (r *Registry) TopologicalOrder() ([]*Repo, error)

// Repo Methods
func (repo *Repo) Exists() bool
func (repo *Repo) IsGitRepo() bool
```

### Internal Design
*   **Abstraction**: Uses `io.Medium` to abstract filesystem access, making the registry testable without disk I/O.
*   **Computed Fields**: The YAML struct is separate from the logic; `LoadRegistry` enriches the raw data with computed absolute paths and back-references.
*   **Graph Theory**: `TopologicalOrder` implements a Depth-First Search (DFS) with cycle detection (`visiting` vs `visited` maps) to resolve build orders based on the `depends_on` field.

### Dependencies
*   `gopkg.in/yaml.v3`: For parsing `repos.yaml`.
*   `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli/pkg/io`: For filesystem abstraction (`io.Medium`).

### Test Coverage Notes
*   **Circular Dependencies**: Critical test cases must define a registry with `A->B->A` dependencies to ensure `TopologicalOrder` returns a clear error and doesn't stack overflow.
*   **Path Expansion**: Verify `~` expansion logic works across different OS mocks in `LoadRegistry`.

### Integration Points
*   **Build System**: The build package uses `TopologicalOrder()` to determine the sequence in which to build libraries before products.
*   **CI/CD**: Uses `Repo.Type` to apply different linting/testing rules (e.g., Foundation repos might require stricter coverage).

---

## 3. Packages: `pkg/gitea` & `pkg/forge`

*(Note: These packages share a very similar design pattern. `pkg/forge` is essentially a port of `pkg/gitea` for Forgejo.)*

### Overview
These packages provide typed clients for Gitea and Forgejo instances. They abstract the underlying SDKs to provide "Configuration-Aware" clients that automatically resolve authentication (Config vs Env vs Flags) and provide specialized helper methods for AI-driven metadata extraction (`PRMeta`).

### Public API (Common to both)

**Types**
```go
type Client struct { ... }

// Structural signals for AI analysis
type PRMeta struct {
    Number int64
    Title, State, Author, Branch, BaseBranch string
    Labels, Assignees []string
    IsMerged bool
    CommentCount int
    ...
}
```

**Functions**
```go
// Construction
func New(url, token string) (*Client, error)
func NewFromConfig(flagURL, flagToken string) (*Client, error)

// Meta-data Extraction
func (c *Client) GetPRMeta(owner, repo string, pr int64) (*PRMeta, error)
func (c *Client) GetCommentBodies(...)
func (c *Client) GetIssueBody(...)

// Repo Management
func (c *Client) CreateMirror(...) // Gitea specific migration
func (c *Client) MigrateRepo(...)  // Forgejo specific migration
func (c *Client) ListOrgRepos(...)
func (c *Client) ListUserRepos(...)
```

### Internal Design
*   **Config Precedence Layer**: `ResolveConfig` implements a strict hierarchy: CLI Flags > Environment Variables > Config File (`~/.core/config.yaml`). This allows seamless switching between local dev and CI environments.
*   **Dual-End Reader**: The `GetPRMeta` method aggregates data from multiple API endpoints (PR details + Issue Comments + Labels) into a flattened struct designed specifically to be fed into an LLM or policy engine.
*   **Workarounds**: `pkg/forge/prs.go` implements a raw `net/http` PATCH request for `SetPRDraft` because the specific feature was missing or broken in the imported version of the Forgejo SDK.

### Dependencies
*   `code.gitea.io/sdk/gitea` (for `pkg/gitea`)
*   `codeberg.org/mvdkleijn/forgejo-sdk` (for `pkg/forge`)
*   `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli/pkg/config`: For persistent auth storage.

### Test Coverage Notes
*   **Draft Status**: The raw HTTP patch in `pkg/forge` needs integration testing against a real instance or a high-fidelity HTTP mock to ensure payload format matches Forgejo's API expectation.
*   **Pagination**: `List*` methods implement manual pagination loops. Tests should simulate API responses with multiple pages to verify all items are collected.

### Integration Points
*   **CI Pipelines**: Used to fetch PR context for "Smart CI" decisions.
*   **Migration Tools**: The `CreateMirror`/`MigrateRepo` functions are used to synchronize repositories between GitHub and local Gitea/Forgejo instances.

---

## 4. Package: `pkg/release`

### Overview
The `release` package allows fully automated releases. It handles Semantic Versioning detection, Conventional Commit parsing for changelogs, build orchestration, and publishing to multiple downstream targets (GitHub, Docker, LinuxKit, etc.).

### Public API

**Types**
```go
type Config struct { ... } // Maps to release.yaml
type Release struct {
    Version string
    Artifacts []build.Artifact
    Changelog string
    ...
}
```

**Functions**
```go
// Main Entry Points
func Run(ctx context.Context, cfg *Config, dryRun bool) (*Release, error)
func Publish(ctx context.Context, cfg *Config, dryRun bool) (*Release, error)
func RunSDK(ctx context.Context, cfg *Config, dryRun bool) (*SDKRelease, error)

// Utilities
func DetermineVersion(dir string) (string, error)
func Generate(dir, fromRef, toRef string) (string, error) // Changelog
func IncrementVersion(current string) string
```

### Internal Design
*   **Pipeline Architecture**: `Run()` executes a linear pipeline:
    1.  **Versioner**: Checks Git tags -> parses SemVer -> increments patch (default).
    2.  **Changelog**: Parses `git log` via `ParseCommitType` (Conventional Commits regex) -> Buckets by type (Feat, Fix) -> Renders Markdown.
    3.  **Builder**: Delegates to `pkg/build` to compile binaries and generate checksums.
    4.  **Publisher**: Iterates over `Config.Publishers`, instantiates specific strategies via a Factory pattern (`getPublisher`), and executes them.
*   **Separation of Concerns**: `Publish()` exists separately from `Run()` to support CI workflows where the *Build* step is separate from the *Release* step. It locates pre-existing artifacts in `dist/`.
*   **SDK Generation**: Includes a specialized sub-pipeline (`RunSDK`) that handles OpenAPI diffing and client generation.

### Dependencies
*   `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli/pkg/build`: For compiling artifacts.
*   `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli/pkg/release/publishers`: Interface definitions for publishing targets.
*   `golang.org/x/text`: For title casing in changelogs.

### Test Coverage Notes
*   **SemVer Logic**: Extensive unit tests needed for `DetermineVersion` and `IncrementVersion` covering edge cases (v-prefix, no tags, pre-releases).
*   **Regex**: Validate `conventionalCommitRegex` against a corpus of valid and invalid commit messages to ensure changelogs are generated correctly.
*   **Config Unmarshaling**: `LoadConfig` uses complex nesting; tests should verify that `release.yaml` maps correctly to the internal structs, especially the `map[string]any` used for publisher-specific config.

### Integration Points
*   **CI Runner**: This is the engine behind `core ci release`.
*   **Build System**: Tightly coupled with `pkg/build`—it assumes artifacts are placed in `dist/` and accompanied by a `CHECKSUMS.txt`.

---

## Quick Reference (Flash Summary)

### Package: `pkg/git`
Provides utilities for git operations across multiple repositories and a service runtime for managing repository states.

**Key Exported Types and Functions**
- `RepoStatus`: Struct representing the state of a repository (ahead/behind counts, dirty status, branch).
- `Status()`: Checks git status for multiple repositories in parallel using goroutines.
- `Push()` / `Pull()`: Performs git operations in interactive mode to support SSH passphrase prompts.
- `PushMultiple()`: Executes pushes for multiple repositories sequentially.
- `Service`: A framework-compatible service that handles git-related tasks and queries.
- `IsNonFastForward()`: Utility to detect specific git push rejection errors.

**Dependencies**
- `pkg/framework`

**Complexity Rating**
Moderate

---

### Package: `pkg/repos`
Manages multi-repo workspaces by parsing a registry configuration and handling repository discovery.

**Key Exported Types and Functions**
- `Registry`: Represents a collection of repositories defined in `repos.yaml`.
- `Repo`: Represents a single repository with metadata and dependency information.
- `LoadRegistry()`: Loads and parses the repository registry from a given storage medium.
- `FindRegistry()`: Searches for a `repos.yaml` file in local and config directories.
- `ScanDirectory()`: Fallback mechanism to generate a registry by scanning a filesystem for git folders.
- `TopologicalOrder()`: Sorts repositories based on their dependency graph for build ordering.

**Dependencies**
- `pkg/io`

**Complexity Rating**
Moderate

---

### Package: `pkg/gitea`
A wrapper around the Gitea Go SDK for managing repositories, issues, and pull requests.

**Key Exported Types and Functions**
- `Client`: Primary wrapper for the Gitea API client.
- `NewFromConfig()`: Resolves authentication (token/URL) from flags, environment, or config files.
- `GetPRMeta()`: Extracts structural metadata from a pull request for pipeline analysis.
- `ListOrgRepos()` / `ListUserRepos()`: Lists repositories for organizations or the authenticated user.
- `CreateMirror()`: Uses the migration API to set up a pull mirror from a remote source.
- `GetCommentBodies()`: Retrieves all text content for PR comments.

**Dependencies**
- `pkg/log`
- `pkg/config`

**Complexity Rating**
Moderate

---

### Package: `pkg/forge`
A wrapper around the Forgejo Go SDK for repository management, issue tracking, and PR orchestration.

**Key Exported Types and Functions**
- `Client`: Primary wrapper for the Forgejo API client.
- `NewFromConfig()`: Tiered configuration loader for Forgejo instance connectivity.
- `GetPRMeta()`: Collects PR metadata, including state, labels, and comment counts.
- `MergePullRequest()`: Merges a PR using squash, rebase, or merge styles.
- `SetPRDraft()`: Manages draft status via raw HTTP PATCH (working around SDK limitations).
- `MigrateRepo()`: Imports repositories and metadata from external services.

**Dependencies**
- `pkg/log`
- `pkg/config`

**Complexity Rating**
Moderate

---

### Package: `pkg/release`
Orchestrates release automation, including changelog generation, versioning, and publishing to various targets.

**Key Exported Types and Functions**
- `Generate()`: Parses conventional commits to create markdown changelogs.
- `DetermineVersion()`: Calculates the next semantic version based on git tags and commit history.
- `Run()` / `Publish()`: Orchestrates the full process of building, archiving, and distributing artifacts.
- `RunSDK()`: Handles OpenAPI-based SDK generation and breaking change detection.
- `LoadConfig()`: Parses `.core/release.yaml` to configure build targets and publishers.
- `Config`: Struct defining project metadata, build targets, and distribution channels (Docker, Homebrew, etc.).

**Dependencies**
- `pkg/build`
- `pkg/io`
- `pkg/config`
- `pkg/log`

**Complexity Rating**
Complex
