## Testing Infrastructure 40. **Create test utilities** (`internal/testutil/`) - `CreateTestRepo() (*Repository, cleanup func())` - `CreateTestCommit(repo, message string) string` - `AssertFileContents(t, path, expected string)` - Mock filesystem for daemon tests 41. **Write unit tests for each component** - Core: repository_test.go, transaction_test.go - Storage: oplog_test.go, workstreams_test.go - Git: objects_test.go, rebase_test.go - Commands: One test file per command - Minimum 80% code coverage 42. **Create integration tests** (`test/integration/`) - Full workflow test (init → new → save → sync → push) - Conflict resolution scenarios - Undo/redo sequences - Daemon snapshot creation - Workstream switching with changes 43. **Add benchmark tests** (`test/benchmarks/`) - Oplog append performance - Snapshot creation speed - Large repository handling - Rebase performance with many commits ## Error Handling & Logging 44. **Implement structured logging** (`internal/utils/logger.go`) - Use structured logging library (zap or logrus) - Log levels: Debug, Info, Warn, Error - Log to .onx/logs/onx.log - Rotate logs daily 45. **Create error types** (`internal/errors/errors.go`) ```go type OnyxError struct { Code string Message string Cause error Hint string } ``` 46. **Add recovery mechanisms** - Panic recovery in daemon - Graceful degradation on partial failures - Clear error messages with recovery hints ## Documentation 47. **Write user documentation** (`docs/user-guide.md`) - Getting started guide - Command reference with examples - Workflow tutorials - Migration guide from Git 48. **Create developer documentation** (`docs/developer-guide.md`) - Architecture overview - API documentation - Contributing guidelines - Testing procedures 49. **Add inline code documentation** - Package-level documentation - Public API documentation - Complex algorithm explanations - Generate with `godoc` ## Build & Deployment 50. **Create build scripts** (`scripts/build.sh`) ```bash #!/bin/bash # Build for multiple platforms GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -o bin/onx-darwin-amd64 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o bin/onx-linux-amd64 GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o bin/onx-windows-amd64.exe ``` 51. **Set up CI/CD** (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) - Run tests on push - Check code formatting - Run linters - Build binaries - Upload artifacts 52. **Create installation scripts** - Homebrew formula for macOS - .deb package for Ubuntu/Debian - .rpm package for Fedora/RHEL - Windows installer (.msi) 53. **Implement version management** - Embed version in binary - `onx version` command - Semantic versioning - Git tag for releases ## Performance Optimization 54. **Profile critical paths** - Use pprof for CPU profiling - Identify bottlenecks in snapshot creation - Optimize oplog serialization - Cache frequently accessed data 55. **Implement caching layers** - Cache Git objects in memory - Cache workstream metadata - Implement LRU eviction - Monitor cache hit rates ## Final Integration & Polish 56. **Implement help system** - Rich help text for all commands - Examples for common workflows - Interactive prompts for missing arguments - Suggest next commands 57. **Add shell completions** - Bash completion script - Zsh completion script - Fish completion script - PowerShell completion 58. **Create demo repository** - Sample project with history - Multiple workstreams - Demonstrate all features - Include in documentation 59. **Perform security audit** - Review file permissions - Validate input sanitization - Check for race conditions - Audit dependency vulnerabilities 60. **Final testing and bug fixes** - User acceptance testing - Performance testing with large repos - Cross-platform compatibility testing - Fix all critical and high-priority bugs ## Deployment Checklist ✅ All unit tests passing ✅ Integration tests passing ✅ Documentation complete ✅ Binaries built for all platforms ✅ Installation scripts tested ✅ Demo repository prepared ✅ Security audit complete ✅ Performance benchmarks acceptable ✅ Version tagged in Git ✅ Release notes written ## Success Metrics - **Functionality**: All Phase 1 commands working as specified - **Performance**: Snapshot creation < 100ms for typical repos - **Reliability**: Zero data loss, robust undo/redo - **Compatibility**: Works with all Git 2.x clients - **Quality**: >80% test coverage, <5 bugs per KLOC This implementation plan provides a complete, unambiguous roadmap for building Onyx Phase 1. Each step builds upon the previous ones, ensuring a logical progression from foundation to finished product.