fix(folders): preserve parent folder in JSON output - #136
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Summary
Preserve ClickUp's documented
parent_folderfield in the JSON output of:This allows consumers and AI agents to distinguish subfolders from top-level folders and reconstruct the folder hierarchy.
Problem
ClickUp's Get Folders API includes
parent_folderfor subfolders.The API response reached the client intact, but the local
Foldertype did not expose the field and the folders command rebuilt each result using only:idnamelistsAs a result,
cup folders --jsonflattened folders and subfolders without preserving their parent relationship.Changes
parent_folder?: stringto the API folder type.parent_folder?: stringto the folders command result type.Example
[ { "id": "100100", "name": "Acme Operations", "lists": [] }, { "id": "100110", "name": "Acme Launches", "parent_folder": "100100", "lists": [] } ]