feat(render): save the buffer to disk after a fetch or refresh

The full-replace render saved the Org file, but the in-place paths didn't, so a refresh or a comment fetch left the buffer modified-but-unsaved and the file on disk stale. Five paths now save through pearl--save-if-visiting: refresh-current-view, refresh-current-issue, fetch-all-comments, create-comment, and the merge branch of a dirty source-switch.

The helper saves only when the buffer visits a file, so it's a no-op in a test buffer. Saving the Org file never pushes to Linear, so an unpushed edit still waits for pearl-save-issue. This only keeps the disk copy in step with what's on screen. fetch-all-comments surfaced the gap first. An audit turned up the other four.

1 files changed, 17 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/pearl.el b/pearl.el
index a24d7dd..880e7ed 100644
--- a/pearl.el
+++ b/pearl.el
@@ -3529,6 +3529,8 @@ proceeds and the subtree is replaced with Linear's version."
                       (pearl--replace-issue-subtree-at-point
                        (pearl--normalize-issue raw)))
                     (pearl-highlight-comments)
+                    (with-current-buffer (marker-buffer marker)
+                      (pearl--save-if-visiting))
                     (pearl--surface-buffer (marker-buffer marker))
                     (message "Refreshed %s from Linear" issue-id))
                 (message "Refreshed %s; its buffer was closed" issue-id))))))))))
@@ -3627,7 +3629,8 @@ create callback fires with another buffer current (the compose path)."
              (save-excursion
                (goto-char marker)
                (pearl--append-comment-to-issue comment))
-             (pearl-highlight-comments))
+             (pearl-highlight-comments)
+             (pearl--save-if-visiting))
            (pearl--surface-buffer buf)))
        (message "Added comment to %s" issue-id)))))
 
@@ -3729,7 +3732,8 @@ those first."
              (save-excursion
                (goto-char marker)
                (pearl--replace-comments-subtree comments))
-             (pearl-highlight-comments))
+             (pearl-highlight-comments)
+             (pearl--save-if-visiting))
            (pearl--surface-buffer buf)
            (message "Fetched all %d comment%s for %s"
                     (length comments)
@@ -4196,6 +4200,15 @@ as a malformed plist and breaks refresh and sort."
   (let ((print-length nil) (print-level nil))
     (prin1-to-string source)))
 
+(defun pearl--save-if-visiting ()
+  "Save the current buffer to its file when it visits one.
+A no-op in a non-file buffer.  A fetch/refresh renders Linear's data into the
+file-backed Pearl buffer; saving keeps the file in step with what's on screen,
+the way the full-replace render already does.  Saving the Org file never pushes
+to Linear -- a local edit still needs `pearl-save-issue' -- so this only syncs
+the disk copy."
+  (when buffer-file-name (save-buffer)))
+
 (defun pearl--build-org-content (issues &optional source truncated states account)
   "Build the Org content string for the linear org file from ISSUES.
 SOURCE is the active-source descriptor recorded in the header so a later
@@ -4359,6 +4372,7 @@ just writing the file and leaving it off-screen."
              ;; edit-then-merge flow doesn't collapse the subtree they were
              ;; editing.
              (pearl--fold-touched-subtrees (plist-get counts :touched-markers))
+             (pearl--save-if-visiting)
              (message "Merged into %s: %d updated, %d added, %d dropped%s"
                       (file-name-nondirectory org-file-path)
                       (plist-get counts :updated)
@@ -6733,6 +6747,7 @@ of the replace path."
        ;; Same as the dirty-merge path: fold only the touched subtrees, leave
        ;; the rest of the page and point alone.
        (pearl--fold-touched-subtrees (plist-get counts :touched-markers))
+       (pearl--save-if-visiting)
        (pearl--surface-buffer (current-buffer))
        (message "Refreshed %s: %d updated, %d added, %d dropped%s"
                 (pearl--source-name source)