# Feature Branch Context: Directory Organization
## Completed Work
We've implemented directory organization features for SMV with the following components:
1. **Core Modules**:
- `sort.rs`: Implements `group_by_basename` for organizing files into directories
- `unsort.rs`: Implements `flatten_directory` and `remove_empty_dirs` for flattening directory structures
2. **CLI Integration**:
- Added `--group` flag for grouping files by basename
- Added `--flatten` flag for flattening directory structures (includes removing empty directories)
- Implemented handler functions in `main.rs`
3. **Documentation**:
- Updated README.md with new features and usage examples
- Created an intent-based CLI design document (docs/intent-based-cli-design.md)
4. **Tests**:
- Added tests for the new functionality
- Added tempfile as a development dependency
5. **Version Update**:
- Bumped version to 0.2.0 in Cargo.toml
## Branch Status Issue
We discovered a potential issue with our branch structure:
1. Our feature branch `feature/sort-unsort-integration` was created from a hotfix branch `fix/snake-case-spaces` instead of from `main` or `dev`.
2. There are uncommitted changes in several files that might be related to the hotfix branch:
```
.gitignore
src/history.rs
src/repl.rs
src/transformers.rs
src/ui/input/commands.rs
... (20 files total)
```
3. There are also untracked files:
```
.github/workflows/mdbook.yml
docs/book.toml
docs/src/
docs/theme/
inspiration/
```
## Next Steps
In the next development session, we need to:
1. Decide on a branching strategy:
- Merge to `fix/snake-case-spaces` first, then to `main`?
- Rebase onto `main` to get a cleaner history?
- Create a new branch directly from `main` and cherry-pick our changes?
2. Determine what to do with uncommitted changes:
- Review them to see if they're related to our feature
- Decide whether to commit, stash, or discard them
3. Complete the release process:
- Create a tag for the new version
- Push the tag and branch to GitHub
- Create a GitHub release
- Publish to crates.io
## Command Summary
For reference, we've implemented two main commands:
1. `--group`: Groups files by basename into directories
```bash
smv --group /path/to/files/
```
2. `--flatten`: Moves files to the root directory and removes empty directories
```bash
smv --flatten /path/to/nested/folders/
```
Both commands respect the `--preview` flag to show changes without applying them.