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Build # 20697924022

Build Type

Pull #87

github

Committed by fogfish

Commit Message

Fix emit context propagation using EmitContextCapture pattern

Issue: Emit context set in workflow steps wasn't reaching StorageSink because Go contexts are immutable - workflow execution creates new contexts that don't propagate back.

Solution: Implemented EmitContextCapture pattern - a mutable struct passed via context that workflow steps can write to during execution.

Changes:
- Added EmitContextCapture struct and helpers (WithEmitCapture, GetEmitCapture) to compiler/context.go
- Updated all workflow steps (AgentStep, RouterStep, ForeachStep, RunStep) to capture emit in EmitContextCapture
- Modified Agent processor to create emit capture before workflow execution and store captured emit in document metadata
- Fixed Agent processor to preserve document Key from input to output
- Added workflow detection (workflowUsesEmit) and conditional sink selection (buildWithEmit) in agent command
- StorageSink reads emit from document metadata and applies prefix/counters to output path

Result: emit attribute now correctly controls output directory structure (e.g., emit: processed → output/processed/file.txt)

Pull Request Pull Request #87: Implement #81: Pipeline integration with storage sink and emit execution

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