Replace remaining expensive CLI lifecycle checks with seeded fixtures or focused unit coverage so the concurrent suite spends less time on duplicate full-process setup.
Seed read-only CLI tests from run-store fixtures, remove duplicate expensive lifecycle coverage, and keep machine-dependent gh tests offline so the suite no longer probes local credentials.
Wrap root CLI errors at the main boundary so fatal diagnostics use miette's styled renderer while preserving existing telemetry, exit codes, and auth help hints.
Stop writing scratch final.patch files now that diffs are projected from
run state, and remove the unused cache/artifacts/values plumbing while
keeping runtime/blobs materialization intact.
Update tests and run-directory docs to match the current scratch contract.
Drop scratch-only compatibility paths and legacy test scaffolding now that
SlateDB-backed state is authoritative. This removes scratch file fallbacks,
updates docs and UI labels, and moves tests onto durable store-backed helpers.
Move --storage-dir and --server-url off GlobalArgs and onto the
leaf commands that actually honor them.
This aligns help, parser behavior, and env-var wiring with the
current command architecture while preserving the intended model
and exec targeting semantics.
The server subcommand and related code were gated behind
cfg(feature = "server"). This removes the feature flag entirely,
making fabro-server a required dependency so the server command
is always available.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make run lookup fail with RunNotFound instead of returning Option, thread a required RunStore through workflow and retro paths, and update CLI, server, and test callers to match. Also treat null optional event properties as absent during store-backed replay so event-sourced state stays robust.
Make the full workspace nextest run reliable after the run-store migration,
restore legacy test-harness projections needed by workflow integration tests,
and clear the remaining fmt/clippy issues in the touched paths.
