feat: add legacy V1 setup detection for self-update compatibility (US-036)#52
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feat: add legacy V1 setup detection for self-update compatibility (US-036)#52
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Implements US-036 - Self-update preserves legacy V1 setups. - Add detect_legacy_setup() function to identify V1 bundled-preset projects - Add show_migration_guidance() to output actionable migration steps to stderr - Integrate legacy detection into cmd_validate (warns but doesn't fail) - Integrate legacy detection into cmd_preset_current (shows legacy indicator) Legacy projects remain fully usable after CLI upgrade. Migration guidance is non-blocking per REQ-F-030.
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Summary
Implements US-036 - Self-update preserves legacy V1 setups.
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Acceptance Criteria Met
opencode-helper self-updateand the latest available version is V2+-capable, then the CLI upgrades successfully using the existing self-update workflow.Technical Notes