[Bug][Regression]: Sidebar merges multiple local clones of the same repo into one project

[hwanseoc]

Before submitting

• I searched existing issues and did not find a duplicate.
• I included enough detail to reproduce or investigate the problem.

Area

apps/web

Steps to reproduce

1. Clone the same repo into multiple folders:
   git clone git@github.com:octocat/Hello-World.git hello-world1
   git clone git@github.com:octocat/Hello-World.git hello-world2
   git clone git@github.com:octocat/Hello-World.git hello-world3

2. Open T3 Code.

3. Add/open all three folders as projects:

• hello-world1
• hello-world2
• hello-world3

Expected behavior

Three separate project entries appear in the sidebar.

Actual behavior

They collapse into a single project entry.

Impact

Blocks work completely

Comment

The sidebar is using the repo’s git remote to decide whether two projects are the same. As a result, multiple local folders cloned from the same repo can get merged into one sidebar entry even though they are different directories.

Introduced in "Implement server auth bootstrap and pairing flow"(#1768)

[hwanseoc]

Seems to be related to #1902 with the same root cause

[mannie-exe]

Here's my general directory structure. My home itself is a heavily-gitignored repo: /Users/<username>, and I have a number of projects in subdirs that it doesn't track:

• ~/production/<project_a> # git repo
• ~/production/<project_b> # git repo
• ~/production/<project_c> # git repo

Expected

• able to add /Users/<username> as a t3code project
• able to add subdir project as a t3code project
• individual entries for both

Actual

• some (not all?) of my projects merged into my home project (threads mis-ID'd because of git nesting?)

This seems related, but I'm not sure. It's possible that this behavior existed on v0.0.15, but I'm now on v0.0.17

EDIT

Sorry, this was unrelated. In my case, my projects were merging in t3code simply because I was trying to track:

• ~/subdir # NOT a git repo
  ...which was being merged with the higher-level git repo in my home directory.