Fix tasks not loading when a project is re-added mid-session#241
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hydrate() only runs at startup, so re-linking a folder mid-session left its tasks orphaned in memory — they only reappeared after an app restart. Extract hydrateProject() and call it from project-create so tasks are loaded and projectId-repaired immediately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
projectIdrepair + load logic inTaskManager.hydrate()only ran at startup, so mid-session re-links left the on-disk tasks orphaned in memory.hydrateProject()method and call it fromproject-createimmediately after the new project record is written. This readstasks.json, patches any staleprojectIdvalues to match the new UUID, loads definitions into memory, repairs stale runs, and emitsdefinitions-changedso the UI updates.Test plan
npm run test:unitpasses (534 tests)npm run lintclean🤖 Generated with Claude Code