The QueryWriter interface and queryToString function had zero callers.
The commented-out insertQueryToString was a Bob remnant. The io import
was only used in this file.
build.js was an esbuild-based build script from the pre-Vite era (March 2026).
It is not referenced by package.json, CI, or any config. Vite is used for
both sync and rmo builds. Also dropped pkgs.esbuild from flake.nix devShell.
TomTom was added Feb 2026 for routing but was never imported outside
its own directory. Stadia Maps is now the geocoding and tile provider.
No references in go.mod, go.sum, or any Go file.
"I'd like you to take a look at the project nidus-sync. It has been developed over the past 6 months and had several different architectural approaches that have evolved over time. The git history may be especially useful to see the
evolution. Write up a report of what you understand has happend, with approximate timelines. This should go in HISTORY.md. Determine which changes are incomplete - libraries or approaches that are no longer preferred, but not fully
removed yet. Create another file, CLEANUP.md, which lists out cleanup
efforts that should be done to completely remove these older,
less-preferred parts of the code."
This error was subtle. First, we want to set the GID and raw content
directly using the updater instead of doing two round trips because we
can. Second, we want to do some geocoding if the address isn't already
in the system. Likely it is, because the frontend would have requested a
geocode, but it's possible that it isn't.
This was an epically long change, and a terrible idea, but it compiles.
This was essentially a cascade that came about because I can't blend jet
and bob in the same transaction. In for a penny, I guess...
This is a pretty big refactor of how communication works to start moving
us in the direction we want to go long-term. This adds the new
communication row and migrates existing reports to add rows for
communication.
There's also a bunch of automatic fixes from the new linter. I should
have added them separately, but whatever.
