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Use stable IDs for saved query filenames - #64
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Changing a query title left duplicate slugged files, and cleanup sometimes removed the wrong copy (#61). I switched saved-query filenames to use the stable Redash ID. Fetch migrates legacy files only when their tracked content matches the server and preserves divergent files; a successful deploy writes the resulting server copy under the ID-only name.
Fixes #61.
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stmo-cli fetchmigrated a legacy{id}-{slug}.*pair to{id}.*. The migrated files matched the Redash copy byte-for-byte, and the legacy files were removed.stmo-cli fetchon a legacy pair with a local SQL edit exited 1 with "Local SQL or metadata differs from Redash". It left the legacy files unchanged and created no{id}.*files.