crash-recovery

To recover pipeline state after a session crash, you can scan previously saved YAML files to retrieve recent ticket IDs, titles, phases, and branches. This allows you to quickly orient yourself and resume your work from the exact point of interruption.

Retrieving pipeline state from YAML files provides the ticket ID, current workflow phase, active branch, and last modification time. This data is sorted by recency to help you identify exactly which tasks were in-progress when the crash occurred.

Filtering in-progress pipelines scans the state files and displays only the active workflows currently being debugged. This isolates the specific ticket ID, phase, and branch you need to resume without sorting through completed or abandoned work.

Yes, recovered pipeline states can be output in JSON format. This allows automated workflow debugging scripts to parse the ticket ID, phase, and branch data directly, enabling programmatic session recovery and state management integration.

Yes, pyyaml is required as a dependency to parse and retrieve recent pipeline states from YAML files. The library handles reading the ticket ID, phase, and branch data stored in the state files to ensure accurate crash recovery.

Crash recovery shows the 10 most recently modified pipelines by default. It scans the state files sorted by modification time to display the ticket ID, title, phase, and branch for quick session orientation after an interruption.