Batch Operations & Quick Actions

[OBenner]

Quick action shortcuts and batch operations for common workflows. One-click operations for running QA on all pending specs, bulk status updates, quick spec creation from GitHub issues, and keyboard shortcuts for power users.

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• .auto-claude/specs/026-complete-platform-abstraction/audit_backend.md
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• .auto-claude/specs/078-batch-operations-quick-actions/VERIFICATION_SUBTASK_6_2.md
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• .auto-claude/specs/078-batch-operations-quick-actions/implementation_plan.json
• .auto-claude/specs/089-you-ve-hit-your-limit-resets-8pm-europe-saratov/implementation_plan.json
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• .auto-claude/specs/096-transfer-february-commits-analysis/implementation_plan.json
• .auto-claude/specs/131-adaptive-agent-personality-system/VERIFICATION_REPORT.md
• .auto-claude/specs/131-adaptive-agent-personality-system/build-progress.txt
• .auto-claude/specs/131-adaptive-agent-personality-system/implementation_plan.json
• apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/GitLabIssues.tsx

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[pantoaibot]

PR Summary:

Update GitLab issue import call to new Electron preload API surface.

• File changed: apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/GitLabIssues.tsx
• Replaced window.electronAPI.gitlab.importGitLabIssues(...) with window.electronAPI.importGitLabIssues(...).
• No UI or logic changes beyond calling the new preload method; error handling and success logging remain the same.
• Potential breaking change: frontend now expects the preload (electronAPI) to expose importGitLabIssues at the top level (not under .gitlab). Ensure the preload/main process is updated accordingly.

Reviewed by Panto AI

[pantoaibot]

[CRITICAL_BUG] You changed the call from window.electronAPI.gitlab.importGitLabIssues to window.electronAPI.importGitLabIssues. Ensure the preload/main process actually exposes importGitLabIssues at window.electronAPI (top-level) and update the TypeScript declaration for window.electronAPI accordingly. If the preload still exposes the function under window.electronAPI.gitlab this will throw at runtime (undefined function). Also search the repo for other usages of the old namespace (window.electronAPI.gitlab) and update them to the new shape or keep a compatibility shim in preload.

// In preload.d.ts (or equivalent typings file)
interface ElectronAPI {
  importGitLabIssues: (projectId: string, issueIids: number[]) => Promise<{
    success: boolean;
    data?: { imported?: number };
    error?: string;
  }>;
  // keep legacy namespace for compatibility if still used elsewhere
  gitlab?: {
    importGitLabIssues?: ElectronAPI['importGitLabIssues'];
  };
}

declare global {
  interface Window {
    electronAPI: ElectronAPI;
  }
}

[pantoaibot]

Reviewed up to commit:a31aa1d7fbec31130cbcd76ac94ec58982f1bbf2

Additional Suggestion

apps/frontend/src/renderer/components/GitLabIssues.tsx, line:85-91

API contract mismatch: this component expects result to have { success, data?: { imported } , error } (you check result.success and result.data.imported). The store.importGitLabIssues helper (apps/frontend/src/renderer/stores/gitlab-store.ts lines 161-189) returns a boolean and maps the electronAPI result internally to store state. Decide on a single contract: either (a) use the store helper that returns boolean, or (b) if calling electronAPI directly, ensure the electron handler returns the object shape you expect and keep typings in sync.

// Option A: align component with store helper return type
import { importGitLabIssues as importGitLabIssuesFromStore } from '../stores/gitlab-store';

const handleQuickCreate = useCallback(async (issue: GitLabIssue) => {
  if (!selectedProject?.id) return;

  const success = await importGitLabIssuesFromStore(selectedProject.id, [issue.iid]);

  if (success) {
    // handle success (e.g., navigate or notify)
  }
}, [selectedProject?.id]);

// Option B: keep direct electronAPI call but ensure contract is typed and implemented
const handleQuickCreate = useCallback(async (issue: GitLabIssue) => {
  if (!selectedProject?.id) return;

  try {
    const result: {
      success: boolean;
      data?: { imported?: number };
      error?: string;
    } = await window.electronAPI.importGitLabIssues(selectedProject.id, [issue.iid]);

    if (result.success && result.data?.imported && result.data.imported > 0) {
      // handle success
    } else if (!result.success) {
      // handle error result.error
    }
  } catch (error) {
    // handle thrown error
  }
}, [selectedProject?.id]);

Reviewed by Panto AI

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Few more points:

• [REFACTORING] Instead of calling the electron API directly from this component, consider using the existing store wrapper importGitLabIssues (see apps/frontend/src/renderer/stores/gitlab-store.ts lines 161-189). The store wrapper centralizes loading state and error handling and will keep UI behavior consistent (toggles loading, sets store errors). If you prefer calling electronAPI directly, make sure to duplicate the same loading/error semantics here.

// Prefer using the store helper to keep loading/error handling consistent
import { importGitLabIssues as importGitLabIssuesFromStore } from '../stores/gitlab-store';

const handleQuickCreate = useCallback(async (issue: GitLabIssue) => {
  if (!selectedProject?.id) return;

  const success = await importGitLabIssuesFromStore(selectedProject.id, [issue.iid]);

  if (success) {
    // TODO: replace with app-level notification/toast
    console.log(`Spec created for issue #${issue.iid}`);
  }
}, [selectedProject?.id]);

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
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0.0% Duplication on New Code

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