A push no longer stops the default bookmark's running run (closes #369) 50928fab5ffc

- **A push no longer stops main's running run (#369):** a push cancels its bookmark's older push runs, and those already running too unless Settings › OxygenFlow keeps them; on the default bookmark, where releases are cut from the run of their commit, a running push run now always finishes, and only queued ones are cancelled. A release commit's run lost to the next push is what prompted it.

/// › OxygenFlow) or they are push runs of the default bookmark: a release

/// is cut from the run of its commit there, so a later push must not stop

/// it half way (#369). A push run's scope reaches back past them either

/// way ([`fdb::latest_on`]).

    let running_too = !row.flow_keep_running && !(trigger == "push" && bookmark == row.default_bookmark);

    let Ok(older) = fdb::live_runs_before(&app.db, row.id, bookmark, trigger, number, running_too).await else { return };

    // main is not the default bookmark here: the default's running push

    // runs always finish (#369), and this is about the others.

    let stop = db::repos::get(&h.app.db, "andy", "stop").await.unwrap().unwrap();

    db::repos::set_default_bookmark(&h.app.db, stop.id, "trunk").await.unwrap();

    // The default bookmark's push runs already running finish whatever the

    // setting (#369): a release is cut from them. Queued ones still go.

    assert_eq!(row.default_bookmark, "main");

    let eleven = start(row.clone(), "main", "push").await;

    superseded_by(7, eleven).await;

    let running = run(eleven).await;

    sqlx::query("UPDATE flow_runs SET status = 'running' WHERE id = $1").bind(running.id).execute(&h.app.db).await.unwrap();

    let twelve = start(row.clone(), "main", "push").await;

    assert_eq!(run(eleven).await.status, "running", "main's running push run is kept");

    let thirteen = start(row.clone(), "main", "push").await;

    superseded_by(twelve, thirteen).await;

    // Another bookmark's running push run is still superseded.

    let other = start(row.clone(), "feature", "push").await;

    let r = run(other).await;

    sqlx::query("UPDATE flow_runs SET status = 'running' WHERE id = $1").bind(r.id).execute(&h.app.db).await.unwrap();

    let next = start(row.clone(), "feature", "push").await;

    superseded_by(other, next).await;

JSON under `/api/v1`, bearer tokens, `application/json`, RFC 7807 problem responses (an unknown route, or a known one with the wrong method, too), cursor pagination (`?after=`), ETags on cacheable resources, and rate limits per token. Resources mirror the pages: `/repos/{owner}/{name}`, `/bookmarks`, `/changes/{hash}`, `/tree/{ref}/{path}`, `/file/{ref}/{path}`, `/blame`, `/history/{ref}` (`?path=`, `?offset=&limit=`, or `?r=REVSET` for the changes a revset selects, evaluated under a two-second budget and answering 400 when it does not parse or goes past it; Oxygen's docs/revset_query_language.md), `/compare`, `/conflicts`, `/proposals` (`?state=open|draft|landed|closed|all`, open ones and drafts by default; a source bookmark may hold `/`, and `owner/name:bookmark` naming the repository itself is its own bookmark), `/proposals/{n}/comments|reviews|checks|files`, `PATCH /proposals/{n}` (the title and description, for its author or a maintainer, and `labels`, the whole set by name, for triage; what is not given stays), `POST /proposals/{n}/land` (repo:write: what the Land button does, `409` with the blockers when it cannot; a landed proposal keeps the changes it landed and reports `landed` with who, how (`web`, or `api (token NAME)`) and when, which its event, the audit log and the push record also say, adding when nobody approved), `/proposals/{n}/content/{base|head}/{path}` (a changed file's bytes in the target's state or the projected state, for editor diff views), `/issues` (creating an issue can set its labels, assignees and milestone; `PATCH /issues/{n}` edits the title and body for the author or triage, and replaces labels, assignees or the milestone for triage, recording each on the timeline; unknown names are refused before anything changes), `/labels` (`POST` creates or changes one, `DELETE /labels/{name}` removes it; triage), `/milestones` (`POST` creates one or changes the description and due date of the one with that title, `PATCH /milestones/{title}` changes title, description, due date or state; triage), `/releases` (`PATCH /releases/{tag}` changes the title, notes or prerelease flag, repo:write), `/tags` (`POST` creates one, repo:write; `DELETE /tags/{tag}` withdraws one, a maintainer, `409` while a release uses it; §9), `/trust`, `/pushes`, `/hooks`, `/checks`, `/user`, `/user/repos` (the caller's own, organisations' and collaborations, `?affiliation=&after=&limit=`, #302), `/user/orgs`, `/user/sky` (Your sky's data, the dashboard backdrop's: the caller's repositories and their events of the last 30 days as `[repo, kind, at_ms, n]`, for the Android app; oxygenhub-android#23; `/repos/{owner}/{name}/sky` gives one repository's, its pages' backdrop), `/user/issues` (the open issues assigned to the caller, in repositories it can see, newest-updated first, each with its repository and address; #359), `/user/flow/runs` (the newest Flow runs of the caller's repositories, each with its repository and jobs, `?before=MS&limit=`; oxygenhub-android#26), `/user/starter?owner=X` and `/repos/{owner}/{name}/starter` (#347: the assistants a new repository under X may ask, and, `POST {"description", "assistant"}` by its admin, an assistant's draft of an empty repository's starting files, committed in the background as the caller, the hub signing as their delegate; `GET` says `running`, `done` with the change and files, or `failed` with why), `/notifications` (the caller's inbox and unread count, each with its repository, reason, thread and label, #305; `/notifications/{id}/read` and `/notifications/read` mark read; scope `user:read`), `/users/{name}`, `/users/{name}/drops` and `/drops` (§4.5), `/orgs/{name}`, `/checks/{state}` (the checks on a state, named by its hash, by its heads joined with `+`, by the one head of a single-head state, or by a bookmark), `/checks/required` (`GET`, and `PUT` of the whole list by a repository admin: the checks a proposal needs, passed, to land), `/projects/{owner}` (list, create) and `/projects/{owner}/{n}` (the board as the caller may see it, `PATCH` for title, description, privacy and closing, and `owner` to transfer it to an owner the caller may make boards under (#125: it takes the next number there, and its old address redirects), `/cards` to list them by column or add a reference or note to a column named by id or name, `/cards/{id}` to move or remove one, `POST /columns` (`{"name"}`, at the right), `PATCH /columns/{column}` (by id or name: `{"name", "position"}`, 0 the leftmost) and `DELETE /columns/{column}` (its cards to the first remaining column; a board keeps one) for its columns, each answering the board (#366), `POST /cards/move` (#289: `{"from", "column", "except", "state", "dry_run"}`) to move a column's cards at once, but those `except` names (card ids or issue and proposal references) and, given `state`, only those whose issue or proposal is in one, all or none and audited once, answering what moved and what was kept; `POST /cards/archive` (#293: `{"from", "older_days", "except", "state", "dry_run"}`, the same selection and an age) to archive them, `GET /cards?archived=true` to list the archived ones (each with `archived_ms`) and `POST /cards/{id}/restore` to put one back; cards carry their `labels` and `assignees`; `repo:write` and the page's rights to change), `/coverage` and `/tests` (a bookmark's coverage and JUnit test reports from Flow jobs, newest first, `?bookmark=&limit=`), `POST /coverage` (repo:write, #136: `{"bookmark"}` or `{"change"}` and `content`, an LCOV, Cobertura or JaCoCo report measured off the hub, kept for that state as uploaded by the caller, shown "uploaded by NAME" wherever a run number would be, and setting no check; `oh coverage upload FILE`), `/coverage/{id}` (a report with its files) and `/tests/{id}` (a report with its cases, `?status=failed` for the failed and errored ones), `/flow/runs` (`GET`: runs newest first, `?before=N&limit=`; `POST {"bookmark"}` or `{"change"}`, repo:write: run a bookmark's current state, the default bookmark when none is named, or one change's state; with `"jobs": [NAME..]` only those jobs and what they depend on, each one a manual run starts, else `409` naming the ones it does (#130); `oh run start --job NAME`), `/flow/runs/{n}` (a run with its jobs, each with its timings: `queued_ms`, `ready_ms`, the `phases` its runner reported (image, prepare, run, finish, in milliseconds) and its peak disk and memory; #348, `oh run view N --timings`), `/flow/runs/{n}/jobs/{job}/log` (`?after=seq&limit=`), `/flow/runs/{n}/jobs/{job}/reports` and `/flow/runs/{n}/jobs/{job}/report` (`?name=`; with its files, and `…/report/{path}` one file as published, sandboxed) and `/reports` (`?bookmark=`: the newest run of each) and `/reports/{name}` (`?id=` or `?bookmark=`; `…/files/{path}`): the reports Flow jobs publish (#348, docs/reports.md §6; `oh run report N JOB`, `oh report`) and `/flow/runs/{n}/rerun` (repo:write: a finished run again), both answering `201 {"number", "url"}` or `409` with why nothing started, `/flow/runs/{n}/jobs/{job}/rerun` (repo:write, oxygenflow#31: that job of a finished run again, in the same run, with the jobs that depend on it; what it depends on keeps its result, so a flaky test reruns without its build; their logs, artifacts and reports go, their checks return to queued and the run is running again; `{"queued": N}`, or `409` while the run is live or for a job it lacks; RE-RUN THIS JOB on the run page, `oh run rerun N --job NAME`), `/flow/runs/{n}/cancel` (repo:write: a run still going ends as `cancelled`, its running jobs stopped when their runner next reports; `409` when it had already ended; a push to a bookmark cancels the push runs of it still going: the queued ones, and those running too unless the repository keeps them or they are the default bookmark's, which always finish (#369)), `/search`. A change's author carries the account its key is linked to, or `null` and a `note` saying the key is not linked and where its owner links it; `via` names the delegate (an agent) that signed for the author when one did, with the delegation's scope and expiry and whether it has since been revoked, and the pages show the same as an `agent` badge, a `via` row under the author on the change page, and a count under the author in Contributors (the change page shows a "key not linked" tag, with a link to Settings → Keys for signed-in viewers). Shapes reuse `oxy --json` shapes wherever one exists (change, status, blame, diff) so tools written against the CLI work against the hub. `crates/hub-api` holds the types with `serde` derives and is what the runner and the VS Code extension will link.

  <label class="check"><input type="checkbox" name="running"{% if !row.flow_keep_running %} checked{% endif %}> Cancel superseded runs already running too (untick to let them finish and cancel only those still queued; push runs of the default bookmark always finish)</label>