fix(cli): make project cleanup safe - #801
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProject consolidation now reports moved record counts, no-op merges, and untouched sources. Project pruning adds path-only filtering, deterministic ordering, and success-only totals. Store pruning preserves sessions referenced by soft-deleted observations. ChangesProject maintenance
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In `@cmd/engram/main_test.go`:
- Around line 1068-1096: Add a non-dry-run test alongside
TestCmdProjectsPrunePathsOnlyDryRun that exercises --paths-only with both slash-
and backslash-named projects, verifying matching sessions and prompts are
deleted while ordinary empty and active projects remain. Cover the relevant
success, error, and edge-case behavior using the existing command, seeding, and
store helpers.
In `@cmd/engram/main.go`:
- Line 1854: Update printUsage to include the projects prune command and
document both its --dry-run and --paths-only flags in the main engram help
output, while preserving the existing invalid-subcommand usage text.
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Requesting changes. Project cleanup still calls fuzzy project.FindSimilar substring and Levenshtein matching, then merges projects that are not proven equivalent. Case-only variants can report completion with zero data movement. Restrict merging to normalized equivalence validated at the store boundary, preferably on top of corrected #810, and add a regression for the case-only path.
Adopt the normalized-equivalence consolidation contract from Gentleman-Programming#810 for both the single-project and --all cleanup routes, dropping this branch's fuzzy FindSimilar grouping and the tests that asserted it.
MergeProjects validates every source at the store boundary and fail-closes on sources it cannot prove normalization-equivalent to the canonical name, so a merge can succeed while moving no records at all. Both consolidation routes announced completion regardless, which let a legacy variant survive a "Done!" report with zero data movement. Report the outcome from what the store actually moved: say nothing was merged when no record changed hands, name the selected sources the store left untouched after a partial merge, and print how many projects were merged rather than implying all of them were. Regressions cover the case-only variant moving its records with counts matching the store, both routes refusing to claim completion on a no-op, a partial merge naming the untouched source, and substring/Levenshtein neighbours being neither offered nor merged in either route.
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Resolved on top of the corrected #810, as the review asked.
Fuzzy matching no longer reaches any merge: grouping is by store.NormalizeProject equivalence and project.FindSimilar is unreachable from every cleanup path — its one remaining non-test caller is a save-time warning in MCP, which surfaces rather than merges. There is coverage pinning that, across both routes, for substring (engram / engram-memory) and Levenshtein (engram / engramm) neighbours.
The zero-movement report was still real and is fixed. The reachable path is trimmed variants, not case-only ones: " engram " normalizes to engram, is offered as a candidate, passes validation, then gets skipped by projectMergeSourceVariants — and the CLI still printed Done! Merged into "engram" with 0/0/0. The report is now derived from what the store actually moved: nothing moved says so, a partial merge names the sources left untouched, and the count reflects SourcesMerged rather than what was requested. The case-only regression is in too, cross-checked against real row counts.
Full suite and e2e green.
One behavior change worth your eye, inherited from #810 rather than introduced here: cleanup no longer surfaces similar-looking projects at all — a non-equivalent neighbour just yields No similar project names found. Left as main has it. Say the word if you want that surfacing back as a read-only suggestion.
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--paths-onlyoption to target path-based project names during pruning.