fix(sdd): never append a second canonical hook after pruning - #4877
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On Windows, a settings file holding both the legacy POSIX literal and the canonical PowerShell literal had the legacy entry pruned and then skipped the existence check, because that check was guarded on "nothing was pruned", so the canonical hook was appended a second time and the refresh ran twice per prompt. Canonical existence is now computed after the prune and the append is gated on it, while a pruned-only change is still written and reported as a change. The two Windows migration regressions now drive the extracted platform-independent core with the Windows literal pair, so they run on every platform instead of skipping outside Windows, which is how this defect reached review.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe hook writer now checks for the canonical command after pruning legacy commands. Platform-specific command selection uses a shared helper. Regression tests run on all platforms and verify hook preservation, canonical uniqueness, and idempotence. ChangesClaude hook deduplication
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The hook migration prevents duplicate Claude prompts while preserving existing settings and unrelated hooks. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@internal/components/sdd/inject.go`:
- Line 1975: Update the settings-write flow around the `if !pruned && exists`
branch to create a recoverable backup of the existing Claude settings before
`filemerge.WriteFileAtomic` replaces it, and restore that backup if the write
fails. Preserve the current atomic write behavior while ensuring the backup is
cleaned up after a successful write.
- Line 1974: Restrict the existence check in the migration flow around
claudeHookExists to the UserPromptSubmit hook entries only, so commands
registered under SessionStart, Stop, or SubagentStop do not suppress the
required entry. Reuse claudeHookListContains for the UserPromptSubmit entries
and add a migration test covering a legacy UserPromptSubmit command removed
while the canonical command exists under another event.
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The existence check scanned UserPromptSubmit, SessionStart, Stop and SubagentStop, so a canonical command registered under any of the other three events suppressed the required UserPromptSubmit entry and the skill-registry refresh never ran on prompt submit. The check now uses the event-scoped helper and the cross-event wrapper is gone. Also fixes the assertion in the hook-quoting test, which matched the raw settings.json text and therefore looked for --cwd "$dir" where the file holds the JSON-escaped --cwd \"$dir\". That assertion fails on Windows with the correct command on disk, which is one of the two reasons main's Windows Full Suite run for 0e8b9d3 is red.
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Both findings checked against the code, then a third defect found in the same Windows run.
Not from the review, but found in the same Windows run and fixed here. |
fix(sdd): never append a second canonical hook after pruning
🔗 Linked Issue
Closes #4876
🏷️ PR Type
type:bug— Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)📝 Summary
A settings file holding both the legacy POSIX
UserPromptSubmitliteral and the canonical PowerShell literal had the legacy entry pruned and then skipped the canonical-existence check, because that check was guarded on!pruned. The canonical hook was therefore appended a second time and the skill-registry refresh ran twice per prompt.Canonical existence is now computed after the prune and the append is gated on it, while a pruned-only change is still written to disk and reported as a change.
This also fixes why the defect reached main: both migration regressions were gated on
runtime.GOOS == "windows"and skipped in every pull-request lane. They now drive an extracted platform-independent core with the Windows literal pair, so they run on Linux, macOS and Windows alike.📂 Changes
internal/components/sdd/inject.goensureClaudeSkillRegistryHookbecame a thin platform dispatcher; the new core computes canonical existence after the prune and appends only when absentinternal/components/sdd/inject_test.go🧪 Test Plan
canonical PowerShell literal count = 2, want 1; with the fix it passes.📌 Notes for reviewers
main.changedreporting and the schema validation all keep their previous semantics, and the platform emission of the hook literal is unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit
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