Port upstream flow-next 0.17.1 #7
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| runtime = {k: definition[k] for k in RUNTIME_FIELDS if k in definition} | ||
| if not runtime or runtime.get("status") == "todo": | ||
| # No runtime state to migrate | ||
| skipped.append(task_id) | ||
| continue |
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In cmd_migrate_state, tasks whose legacy status is todo are skipped entirely (continue) before the --clean block runs. That means flowctl migrate-state --clean leaves runtime fields like status, assignee, etc. in .flow/tasks/*.json for all todo tasks, which contradicts the documented intent of --clean and leaves stale runtime data in tracked files once state moves to .git/flow-state. This shows up when most tasks are still todo—--clean reports success but the JSONs remain polluted.
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Summary\n- port runtime state store (flow-state), state-path/migrate-state commands, checkpoint v2\n- include task specs in plan reviews + consistency checks + task-spec sync loop\n- add task set-spec --file and update docs/README/usage\n\n## Testing\n- python3 -m py_compile .opencode/bin/flowctl.py