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Curious no-op-looking .then() inserted into worktree detection telemetry chain

An extra pass-through step was added to the internal chain that reports git worktree detection timing

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AreaGit Internalswhat it touches
KindInternal Changesin v2.1.277,
Under the hood

An extra pass-through step was added to the internal chain that reports git worktree detection timing

What

The internal code path that measures how long git worktree detection takes (worktrees let you check out multiple branches of a repo at once) now runs one extra step before reporting the tengu_worktree_detection timing telemetry. This step reads the length of a list of results and then passes the list along unchanged.

Why

The step doesn't appear to alter the data, so this looks like an internal adjustment to how the timing is measured or logged rather than a change to worktree detection itself. It's not clear yet what purpose the extra step serves.

How sure we are
Something disagreesSomething we can check disagrees with this entry, or the writer said they could not settle it.
The writer flagged doubtThe extra step returns its input unchanged, so it's unclear what purpose it serves or whether it has any visible effect.

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