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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds project-scoped GitHub account settings and uses the selected account for GitHub credentials, Git operations, and pull request workflows. Pull request viewer results and batched reads now distinguish configured accounts from the host account. ChangesProject-scoped GitHub accounts
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve githubAccount for legacy clients
The old ProjectSettingsOverrides schema does not declare githubAccount. Effect 4.0.1 Schema.Struct decoding strips unknown properties. When an old client edits another project setting, projectOverrideWrites copies this decoded entry and sends it as the replacement entry. The current server does not merge omitted properties, so githubAccount can be removed. A missing account resolves to null, which selects the host account for GitHub operations.
Add a compatibility path keyed by the old client's capability or version that preserves githubAccount during this replacement. Do not apply this merge to current clients, because omitted keys intentionally clear overrides under the current contract.
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Not changing this here. The mechanism is real, but it applies to every project-scoped key, not specifically to githubAccount. A client writes a project's whole override entry built from its own decoded schema, so any key it predates is dropped when it edits another setting. Earlier keys such as removeAgentCreditsOnMerge (#16192) were added the same way, and the existing forward-compat helpers only cover older clients reading new values. A per-key, version-gated merge would be a one-off; the general fix is server-side merging of override entries, which deserves its own PR. Impact here fails safe: a dropped githubAccount falls back to the host's account, which is today's behaviour, and the setting can be re-picked.
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@ulughbeck, thanks for the clarification. This is a general project-override compatibility issue, not a mechanism specific to githubAccount. A per-key, version-gated merge would address only one instance.
I accept deferring the general fix to a separate PR. That fix must preserve keys unknown to older clients while retaining an explicit way to clear overrides.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue?
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Learning: In pingdotgg/t3code, packages/contracts/src/settings.ts defines projectSettingsOverrides patches as whole-entry replacements. Clients build replacement entries from their decoded ProjectSettingsOverrides schema, so older clients can drop any project-scoped key they do not recognize. Existing forward-compatibility helpers address reading newer values, not preserving unknown keys during replacement writes. A general server-side compatibility solution must also preserve intentional override removal semantics.
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Per-host account choice cannot serve a personal and a work project on the same host. A project's githubAccount setting picks the gh login T3 Code uses for its pull requests and for the pull requests it creates; viewers, searches and batched reads are grouped by account. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nother login When the login a project chose is no longer signed in to gh, its GitHub work now fails with a not-signed-in error instead of running as gh's active login. The host's pinned account keeps its documented fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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If you have a personal and a work
ghaccount on github.com, T3 Code can only use one of them per host. Pick the work one and your personal repos break; pick the personal one and the work project's PRs won't load.gh auth switchhas the same problem, it just moves it to your terminal.Now a project can choose its own account: Settings → Source Control, pick the project under "Applying settings for", then GitHub account. It's a normal project setting (
githubAccount), next to the default merge method.How:
GitHubCredentials.get(host, account)takes the project's login ahead of the host's. A saved token orGH_TOKENstill wins.GitHubAccount), including writes by node ID.GitManagerdoes the same for create-PR, branch→PR lookups and PR checkout; a worktree maps to its project through its Git directory.Not covered: pushes keep using your Git credentials, and agents' own
ghcommands keep usinggh's active account. Codex and OpenCode share one process across threads, so a per-project token there needs session changes; that's a follow-up.A project's chosen login fails closed: if
ghno longer holds it, that project's GitHub work fails with a not-signed-in error instead of running asgh's active login. The host-level picker keeps its existing fallback.Scope and approval
No tracking issue. This is an outside contribution that changes how GitHub credentials are chosen, so it needs a maintainer's review and approval.
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GitHubCredentials.test.ts(project account ahead of host pin; fails closed when the login is gone),GitHubApi.test.ts(every request underGitHubAccountuses its token, 401 invalidates that account),gitHubProjectAccount.test.ts(worktree → project, no work without overrides),PullRequestService.test.ts(searches, viewers and stats grouped per account),pullRequestList.logic.test.ts("authored by me" per project).main's GitHub API refactors (refactor(server): GitHub GraphQL batches use variables and share one pager #16960, refactor(server): GitHub services are named for the API they call, not gh #16967, refactor(server): GitHub source control reads GitHubApi directly #16982, refactor(server): GitHub rate limits read the response headers #16986).Done with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, running inside T3 Code.