gitsync

Sync both repos in this project: opentraces (root) and closedtraces (kb/).

Repos

Repo	Path	Remote
opentraces	/Users/jayfarei/src/tries/2026-03-27-community-traces-hf	github.com/JayFarei/opentraces
closedtraces	/Users/jayfarei/src/tries/2026-03-27-community-traces-hf/kb	github.com/JayFarei/closedtraces

Lifecycle (run for each repo in order)

1. Pull (rebase)

git -C <path> pull --rebase

If the pull produces a merge conflict, stop immediately and report it to the user with the conflicted files. Do not attempt to resolve conflicts automatically.

2. Check status

git -C <path> status --short

If clean, skip to the next repo — nothing to commit.

3. Commit pending changes

Show the user a brief summary of what's pending (file list + diff stat), then commit:

git -C <path> add -A
git -C <path> commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
<descriptive message summarizing the changes>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
EOF
)"

Write a meaningful commit message. Do not use generic messages like "sync" or "update files". Look at git diff --cached to understand what changed and summarize it.

4. Push

git -C <path> push

If push is rejected (non-fast-forward), pull --rebase first then push again.

Output format

After completing both repos, report a one-liner per repo:

opentraces:    pulled (2 commits), committed "fix(quality): ..." (3 files), pushed
closedtraces:  already up to date, committed "update discussion log" (1 file), pushed

Or if nothing needed:

opentraces:    already up to date, nothing to commit
closedtraces:  already up to date, nothing to commit

Important notes

• Always pull before committing to avoid push rejections
• The two repos are fully independent — a failure in one does not block the other
• Never force-push either repo
• Commit message must describe the actual changes, not just say "sync"