Replace get_file_tree_list GitHub API with local filesystem get_local_file_tree#2279
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…_file_tree The old get_file_tree_list used the GitHub API to list directory contents, which could not see gitignored files like node_modules. The new get_local_file_tree uses os.listdir on the local clone, so it can see installed dependencies after tarball extraction. Also fixed issue_handler.py where file tree listing was called before clone_dir was set.
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get_file_tree_list(GitHub API) withget_local_file_tree(local filesystemos.listdir) so the agent can see files not tracked by git, likenode_modulesafter dependency installationissue_handler.pywhere file tree listing was called beforeclone_dirwas set inbase_argsSocial Media Post (GitAuto)
Our agent couldn't see node_modules when browsing the repo tree - because the "list directory" tool used the GitHub API, which only returns git-tracked files. Swapped it for a local os.listdir on the clone. Now it can inspect installed dependencies to debug type errors and missing packages. More like a real dev working locally.
Social Media Post (Wes)
The agent kept reporting "@aws-sdk/client-scheduler doesn't exist" when it was clearly installed. Turns out our directory listing tool called the GitHub tree API. node_modules is gitignored. The tool literally couldn't see it. Replaced the whole thing with os.listdir on the local clone. Feels more like how a real dev works locally now.