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CodeMop commented on src/codemop/cli/post.py, lines 143–144
🐛 Bug: Title fallback can resolve another finding's conversation
by_title is built from every CodeMop thread, including ones that carry a finding id. Suppose an addressed finding has no inline comment (it was over max_comments), and a different, still-open finding with the same path and title has a thread. That thread gets resolved, and the nextsync_threads then dismisses the open finding. The path/title fallback should only use threads from before comments carried ids.
Suggested change
- by_title = {(t.path, c.title): t for c, t in conversations(threads)}+ by_title = {(t.path, c.title): t for c, t in conversations(threads) if c.finding_id is None} to_resolve = [by_finding.get(f.id) or by_title.get((f.path, f.title)) for f in addressed]
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