Successfully implemented comment display in `trckr issue read` command. ## Changes Made ### 1. Core Implementation (trckr.py:457-473) Modified the `issue_read()` function to: - Fetch all comments from the store - Filter comments by issue_id to get only comments for the requested issue - Sort comments by created_at timestamp (chronological order) - Return a structured JSON output with both 'issue' and 'comments' keys ### 2. Test Updates (tests/test_issue.py) - Updated existing tests (`test_read_existing`, `test_read_by_identifier`) to handle the new output format - Added `test_read_with_comments`: Verifies that comments are properly fetched, sorted, and displayed - Added `test_read_without_comments`: Verifies that issues without comments return an empty array ### 3. Test Infrastructure (tests/conftest.py) - Added sys.path fixup to ensure tests always use the worktree's trckr module (prevents main repo conflicts) - Added `create_comment()` helper function for test convenience ## Verification Manual testing: ```bash $ trckr issue read TRCKR-82 { "issue": { ... issue details ... }, "comments": [ { "id": "a4a027d0-...", "body": "REVERSION DETECTED: ...", "author": "Claude", "created_at": "2025-11-30T02:42:49..." } ] } ``` All issue tests pass (85 tests). Some pre-existing TUI test failures are unrelated to this change. ## Output Format The command now returns: ```json { "issue": { ... issue object ... }, "comments": [ ... array of comment objects sorted by created_at ... ] } ``` Comments are always included, even if empty array, providing consistent API behavior.

REVERSION DETECTED: Issue read CLI command does not fetch or display associated comments. Needs implementation.