fix(worktree): symlink node_modules to worktrees for TypeScript support #1148
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This pull request introduces a solid solution to handle TypeScript errors in git worktrees by symlinking node_modules. The changes are well-thought-out, covering both Python and TypeScript backends for worktree creation and making the pre-commit hook worktree-aware. The cross-platform support for Windows (junctions) and macOS/Linux is a great touch. I've provided a few suggestions to improve the robustness and readability of the new code.
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The check if target_path.exists(): is not sufficient to prevent errors when a broken symlink exists at the target path. pathlib.Path.exists() returns False for broken symlinks on POSIX systems, which would cause the code to attempt to create a new symlink and fail with a FileExistsError. Using target_path.lexists() checks for the existence of the path without following symlinks, correctly identifying broken symlinks and preventing the error.
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| if [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ] && [ ! -d "apps/frontend/node_modules/@lydell" ]; then | ||
| # Also check via symlinks | ||
| if [ ! -L "node_modules" ] || [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ]; then | ||
| DEPS_AVAILABLE=false | ||
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| echo "Running lint..." | ||
| npm run lint | ||
| if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then | ||
| echo "Lint failed. Run 'npm run lint:fix' to auto-fix issues." | ||
| # Additional check: if root node_modules doesn't exist at all (common in worktrees) | ||
| if [ ! -d "node_modules" ] && [ ! -L "node_modules" ]; then | ||
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The logic to check for available dependencies is a bit complex and can be simplified. The nested if statements and the additional check for node_modules existence are redundant. A single check using [ -d ... ] is sufficient, as it works for both regular directories and symlinks. This will make the script easier to read and maintain.
| if [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ] && [ ! -d "apps/frontend/node_modules/@lydell" ]; then | |
| # Also check via symlinks | |
| if [ ! -L "node_modules" ] || [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ]; then | |
| DEPS_AVAILABLE=false | |
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| echo "Running lint..." | |
| npm run lint | |
| if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then | |
| echo "Lint failed. Run 'npm run lint:fix' to auto-fix issues." | |
| # Additional check: if root node_modules doesn't exist at all (common in worktrees) | |
| if [ ! -d "node_modules" ] && [ ! -L "node_modules" ]; then | |
| DEPS_AVAILABLE=false | |
| fi | |
| if [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ] && [ ! -d "apps/frontend/node_modules/@lydell" ]; then | |
| DEPS_AVAILABLE=false | |
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| debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Skipping symlink - target already exists:', targetRel); | ||
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| debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Skipping symlink - target exists (possibly broken symlink):', targetRel); | ||
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The logic to check if the target path exists before creating a symlink can be simplified. You are currently using existsSync() followed by a try/catch block with lstatSync() to handle regular files/directories and broken symlinks. This can be consolidated into a single try/catch block with lstatSync(), which makes the code cleaner and more direct. lstatSync() does not follow symlinks, so if it succeeds, it means something already exists at that path. If it fails with ENOENT, the path is clear.
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| debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Skipping symlink - target already exists:', targetRel); | |
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| lstatSync(targetPath); | |
| debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Skipping symlink - target exists (possibly broken symlink):', targetRel); | |
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| // Skip if target already exists (file, dir, or symlink) | |
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| lstatSync(targetPath); | |
| // If lstatSync succeeds, a file/symlink/directory already exists. | |
| debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Skipping symlink - target already exists:', targetRel); | |
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| } catch (e: any) { | |
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| // unexpected issue (e.g., permissions), so we should skip. | |
| if (e.code !== 'ENOENT') { | |
| debugError('[TerminalWorktree] Error checking target path, skipping:', targetRel, e); | |
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| // ENOENT is the expected error when the path is free, so we can proceed. | |
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Windows junction fails when paths contain spaces
Medium Severity
The Windows junction creation uses subprocess.run(["cmd", "/c", "mklink", "/J", str(target_path), str(source_path)]). When cmd.exe receives /c, it concatenates all following arguments with spaces into a single command line. If target_path or source_path contain spaces (e.g., C:\My Projects\app), mklink receives incorrectly split arguments and fails. The paths need to be quoted (e.g., f'"{target_path}"'). The TypeScript version uses Node's symlinkSync() API which handles this correctly.
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| Complexity | Medium | Based on lines changed |
| Security Impact | None | Based on security findings |
| Scope Coherence | Good | Based on structural review |
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🟡 [da35ade96222] [MEDIUM] Python missing broken symlink detection unlike TypeScript
📁 apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py:224
The Python code uses target_path.exists() to check if the target already exists before creating a symlink. However, Path.exists() returns False for broken symlinks (symlinks pointing to non-existent targets). This means if a worktree has a broken symlink at node_modules, the code will attempt to create a new symlink, which will fail with FileExistsError. The TypeScript implementation correctly handles this at lines 229-236 using lstatSync() which detects the symlink entry regardless of whether the target exists.
Suggested fix:
Add a check for broken symlinks using Path.is_symlink():
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# Skip if target already exists (don't overwrite existing node_modules)
if target_path.exists():
debug(MODULE, f"Skipping {target_rel} - target already exists")
continue
# Also skip if target is a symlink (even if broken)
if target_path.is_symlink():
debug(MODULE, f"Skipping {target_rel} - symlink already exists (possibly broken)")
continue
#### 🔵 [7e954072ae9e] [LOW] Cross-language code duplication with TypeScript implementation
📁 `apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py:186`
The Python `symlink_node_modules_to_worktree()` function and TypeScript `symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree()` implement nearly identical logic with subtle differences: (1) Python uses relative symlinks on Unix via `os.path.relpath()` while TypeScript uses absolute paths, (2) Python explicitly handles Windows with `mklink /J` subprocess while TypeScript relies on Node's `symlinkSync` with 'junction' type. These differences could cause inconsistent behavior between CLI and UI worktree creation.
**Suggested fix:**
Add cross-reference comments in both implementations:
# NOTE: Also implemented in worktree-handlers.ts - keep node_modules_locations in syncConsider documenting whether relative vs absolute symlinks is intentional.
#### 🔵 [1b5fcbb51ced] [LOW] Silent failure in symlink creation without user feedback
📁 `apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py:248`
When symlink creation fails (OSError caught on line 248), the function logs a debug warning but returns normally. The caller only shows success if symlinks were created, but there's no indication to the user that symlink creation failed. This could lead to confusion when pre-commit hooks fail later due to missing dependencies, with no clear connection to the failed symlink.
**Suggested fix:**
Return information about failures that can be surfaced to the user:
except OSError as e:
debug_warning(MODULE, f"Could not symlink {target_rel}: {e}")
# Warn user - pre-commit hooks may fail without dependencies
print_status(
f"Warning: Could not link {target_rel} - TypeScript checks may fail",
"warning"
)
#### 🔵 [da7aa0f7fdaf] [LOW] Silent failure in TypeScript symlink creation
📁 `apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts:251`
Similar to the Python implementation, when symlink creation fails (line 251-255), the error is logged via debugError but the function continues silently. In the frontend context, debugError goes to the developer console, not the UI. The user won't know why TypeScript checks fail later in the worktree.
**Suggested fix:**
Consider returning failure information that can be surfaced in the UI:
interface SymlinkResult {
symlinked: string[];
failed: { path: string; error: string }[];
}
#### 🔵 [c9575900caa9] [LOW] Complex nested conditionals can be simplified
📁 `.husky/pre-commit:187`
The dependency availability check has nested conditionals that are hard to follow. The condition on lines 188-191 checks `[ ! -L "node_modules" ] || [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ]` which is redundant because `-d` follows symlinks automatically. If node_modules/@lydell doesn't exist (line 187), checking if it's a symlink adds no value.
**Suggested fix:**
Simplify to a single check since -d follows symlinks:
if [ ! -d "node_modules/@lydell" ] && [ ! -d "apps/frontend/node_modules/@lydell" ]; then
DEPS_AVAILABLE=false
fi
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In `@apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py`:
- Around line 239-252: Replace the direct platform check in the workspace setup
code by using the platform abstraction: in the block that currently tests "if
sys.platform == 'win32'" (around the symlink/junction creation logic), change
that condition to use is_windows() and add the import "from core.platform import
is_windows" at the top of the module; keep the existing junction creation logic
(subprocess.run(... "mklink" "/J"...)) unchanged except for the new condition.
In `@apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts`:
- Around line 196-268: Add unit tests for symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree that
cover all platform branches (win32, darwin, linux): mock process.platform to
each value, stub filesystem calls (existsSync, lstatSync, mkdirSync,
symlinkSync) and ensure symlinkSync is called with 'junction' and absolute
source on Windows and with a relative path on Unix; also validate that targets
already existing or missing sources are skipped (using nodeModulesLocations),
that debugError is invoked on symlink errors, and that the returned symlinked
array contains the expected targetRel entries; use your test runner's spy/stub
utilities (e.g., jest.spyOn or sinon) and restore originals after each test.
- Around line 244-255: Replace the direct platform check in the symlink creation
block by importing and using the platform helper: add an import for isWindows
from '../../platform' and change the condition from process.platform === 'win32'
to if (isWindows()) (the block around symlinkSync, relativePath, and debugLog in
worktree-handlers.ts); ensure no other references to process.platform remain in
that branch so the platform abstraction is used consistently.
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243-249: Quotemklinkarguments to handle paths with spaces.
cmd /c mklinkreceives a single command line; unquoted paths containing spaces break junction creation. This still fails on paths likeC:\My Projects\repo.🔧 Proposed fix
- result = subprocess.run( - ["cmd", "/c", "mklink", "/J", str(target_path), str(source_path)], + result = subprocess.run( + ["cmd", "/c", "mklink", "/J", f'"{target_path}"', f'"{source_path}"'], capture_output=True, text=True, )apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts (1)
238-242: PreventmkdirSyncfailures from deleting a valid worktree.If
mkdirSyncthrows, the exception bubbles tocreateTerminalWorktreeand triggers cleanup that deletes a successfully created worktree. Wrap directory creation inside the same try/catch as the symlink to keep it non-fatal.🔧 Proposed fix
- if (!existsSync(targetDir)) { - mkdirSync(targetDir, { recursive: true }); - } - - try { + try { + if (!existsSync(targetDir)) { + mkdirSync(targetDir, { recursive: true }); + } // Platform-specific symlink creation: // - Windows: Use 'junction' type which requires absolute paths (no admin rights required) // - Unix (macOS/Linux): Use relative paths for portability (worktree can be moved) if (process.platform === 'win32') { symlinkSync(sourcePath, targetPath, 'junction'); debugLog('[TerminalWorktree] Created symlink (Unix):', targetRel, '->', relativePath); } symlinked.push(targetRel); } catch (error) {
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apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py (1)
360-367: Good addition: dependency linking during worktree setup.This integrates cleanly and keeps the flow non-fatal when links can’t be created.
apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts (1)
419-424: LGTM: dependency linking after worktree creation.The hook is in the right spot and logs useful output without altering control flow.
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3-9: Worktree gitdir preservation looks correct.This keeps pre-commit working in worktrees without corrupting HEAD.
174-247: Worktree-aware dependency gating is clear and safe.Skipping frontend checks only when dependencies are missing in worktrees preserves usability while still enforcing checks in the main repo.
apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/claude-integration-handler.ts (1)
114-124: ExportingshouldAutoRenameTerminalis safe and behavior-preserving.No logic changes; this simply exposes the helper for tests.
apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/__tests__/claude-integration-handler.test.ts (2)
35-46: Mock terminal default title updated appropriately.Aligns tests with the default terminal naming pattern used in production.
669-712:shouldAutoRenameTerminalcoverage looks solid.The test cases exercise expected defaults and non-default names well.
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| # On Windows, use junctions instead of symlinks (no admin rights required) | ||
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Replace sys.platform check with the platform abstraction module function.
Use is_windows() from core.platform instead of the direct sys.platform == "win32" check. The platform abstraction module provides the canonical functions for OS detection and should be used consistently across the backend codebase.
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if sys.platform == "win32":To:
if is_windows():This requires adding the import: from core.platform import is_windows
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In `@apps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py` around lines 239 - 252, Replace the
direct platform check in the workspace setup code by using the platform
abstraction: in the block that currently tests "if sys.platform == 'win32'"
(around the symlink/junction creation logic), change that condition to use
is_windows() and add the import "from core.platform import is_windows" at the
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Add cross-platform tests for symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree.
This function has OS-specific branches; please add unit tests that mock platform detection for Windows, macOS, and Linux to validate junction vs. relative symlink behavior. As per coding guidelines, platform-specific logic should be tested across all three OSes.
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In `@apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts` around
lines 196 - 268, Add unit tests for symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree that cover all
platform branches (win32, darwin, linux): mock process.platform to each value,
stub filesystem calls (existsSync, lstatSync, mkdirSync, symlinkSync) and ensure
symlinkSync is called with 'junction' and absolute source on Windows and with a
relative path on Unix; also validate that targets already existing or missing
sources are skipped (using nodeModulesLocations), that debugError is invoked on
symlink errors, and that the returned symlinked array contains the expected
targetRel entries; use your test runner's spy/stub utilities (e.g., jest.spyOn
or sinon) and restore originals after each test.
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In `@apps/frontend/src/main/agent/agent-process.test.ts`:
- Around line 114-124: Update the test mocks and implementation to match exports
and platform abstraction: remove deriveGitBashPath and clearCache from the
mocked '../cli-tool-manager' and only mock getToolInfo there; add a mock for
getOAuthModeClearVars in './env-utils' alongside getAugmentedEnv; in
agent-process.ts replace direct process.platform checks (references to
deriveGitBashPath usage and the lines that check process.platform === 'win32' /
!== 'win32') with the platform helpers isWindows(), isMac(), isLinux() from the
platform module and update any logic that previously called deriveGitBashPath
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process.platform (or the platform helpers) to exercise Windows, macOS and Linux
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apps/frontend/src/**/*.{tsx,ts}: All user-facing text in the frontend MUST use i18n translation keys fromreact-i18next, not hardcoded strings
Use translation key formatnamespace:section.key(e.g.,navigation:items.githubPRs) when referencing translations in code
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**/*.{ts,tsx,js,py}: Do not checkprocess.platformdirectly in code - always import platform detection functions from the platform abstraction module
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83-93: LGTM - Mock setup for test stability.The mock comprehensively covers the
cli-tool-managerAPI to prevent Windows tool-detection from blocking tests. The implementation is well-documented and provides sensible defaults.Based on learnings, consider adding explicit platform-specific tests in the future if the IPC handlers have platform-dependent behavior that relies on
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Fix incorrect mock and coding guideline violations in test and implementation.
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process.platformto test all three platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux). The current test lacks this coverage.
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In `@apps/frontend/src/main/agent/agent-process.test.ts` around lines 114 - 124,
Update the test mocks and implementation to match exports and platform
abstraction: remove deriveGitBashPath and clearCache from the mocked
'../cli-tool-manager' and only mock getToolInfo there; add a mock for
getOAuthModeClearVars in './env-utils' alongside getAugmentedEnv; in
agent-process.ts replace direct process.platform checks (references to
deriveGitBashPath usage and the lines that check process.platform === 'win32' /
!== 'win32') with the platform helpers isWindows(), isMac(), isLinux() from the
platform module and update any logic that previously called deriveGitBashPath
accordingly; finally extend agent-process.test.ts to explicitly mock
process.platform (or the platform helpers) to exercise Windows, macOS and Linux
code paths so platform-specific behavior is covered.
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All 5 previous findings have been resolved and code review found no new issues. However, the PR is BLOCKED because all 3 frontend CI checks are failing (macos-latest, windows-latest, ubuntu-latest). CI must pass before merge. The code changes look good - the symlink implementation now correctly uses relative paths on Unix and junctions on Windows, the sed optimization was applied, and the test improvements are in place. Investigate CI logs to identify the root cause of the failures.
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All 3 frontend CI checks are failing (macos-latest, windows-latest, ubuntu-latest). The PR cannot be merged until CI passes. This is likely related to the test file changes or a dependency issue.
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The mkdirSync call (TypeScript) and target_path.parent.mkdir() call (Python) are placed outside the try/catch blocks that handle symlink creation errors. The code comments explicitly state the intent is non-fatal behavior: "Log warning but don't fail - worktree is still usable, just without TypeScript checking." However, if mkdir fails (permission denied, disk full, etc.), an unhandled exception propagates up, causing the entire worktree creation to fail in TypeScript or workspace setup to fail in Python. This contradicts the stated design intent where symlink-related failures should only produce warnings.
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Resolution Status
- ✅ Resolved: 0 previous findings addressed
- ❌ Unresolved: 1 previous findings remain
- 🆕 New Issues: 4 new findings in recent changes
Finding Validation
- 🔍 Dismissed as False Positives: 1 findings were re-investigated and found to be incorrect
- ✓ Confirmed Valid: 0 findings verified as genuine issues
- 👤 Needs Human Review: 0 findings require manual verification
Verdict
CI check still pending. The code changes look good: (1) CI-001 is partially resolved - fix adds missing test mocks and CI improved from 3 failing to 1 pending; (2) The medium-severity security finding (NEW-001) was dismissed as a false positive after validation confirmed the paths are hardcoded, not user-controlled; (3) Only 3 LOW severity suggestions remain (dependency detection approach, hardcoded paths, and function export for testing). Once the pending CI check passes, this PR should be READY_TO_MERGE. The symlink implementation correctly uses relative paths on Unix and junctions on Windows, test mocks are properly implemented, and pre-commit hook smartly handles worktree scenarios.
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Findings (4 selected of 4 total)
🔵 [NEW-002] [LOW] Dependency detection checks only @lydell namespace
📁 .husky/pre-commit:188
The pre-commit hook checks for dependency availability by only looking for '@lydell' directory in node_modules. This is a fragile check because @lydell/node-pty may be relocated or renamed in future versions. A more robust approach would check for package.json existence or use npm ls.
Suggested fix:
Consider checking for the actual npm install state with 'npm ls --depth=0' or verify package.json and node_modules structure more comprehensively.
🔵 [NEW-003] [LOW] Hardcoded node_modules paths limit extensibility
📁 apps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts:208
Both Python and TypeScript implementations hardcode only two node_modules locations. This doesn't account for other workspaces in the monorepo that might have their own node_modules in the future.
Suggested fix:
Consider making the list configurable or dynamically discovering workspace node_modules directories by reading the workspaces field from package.json.
🔵 [NEW-004] [LOW] Export of shouldAutoRenameTerminal for testing
📁 apps/frontend/src/main/terminal/claude-integration-handler.ts:114
The function shouldAutoRenameTerminal was changed from private to exported for testing purposes. This is acceptable for testability but expands the public API surface.
Suggested fix:
This is acceptable for testability. No change needed.
🔵 [CMT-FINDING-001] [LOW] [FROM COMMENTS] Cursor Bugbot flagged 1 unspecified issue
📁 unknown:0
Cursor Bugbot has flagged 1 potential issue but the details are not visible in the comment. The specific file, line, and nature of the issue need to be investigated by checking the full Cursor review.
Suggested fix:
Review the full Cursor Bugbot output on GitHub PR page to identify the specific issue
This review was generated by Auto Claude.
…les paths - Changed pre-commit hook to check for @lydell/node-pty instead of just @lydell namespace for more precise dependency detection - Added comprehensive documentation explaining why node_modules paths are hardcoded and how to extend them in both TypeScript and Python implementations - Cross-referenced between TypeScript, Python, and pre-commit hook files to ensure maintainability Addresses PR review findings: NEW-002, NEW-003 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
…rt (AndyMik90#1148) * fix(worktree): symlink node_modules to worktrees for TypeScript support - Add symlink_node_modules_to_worktree() to Python backend for task worktrees - Add symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree() to frontend for terminal worktrees - Use Windows junctions (mklink /J) to avoid admin rights requirement - Update pre-commit hook to detect worktrees and skip checks gracefully - Symlinks both root node_modules and apps/frontend/node_modules Resolves @lydell/node-pty TypeScript errors in git worktrees caused by missing dependencies. Worktrees now share the main project's node_modules via symlinks (or junctions on Windows). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: address PR review feedback for symlink implementation - Add broken symlink detection in Python using is_symlink() check - Add user-visible warning via print_status when symlink creation fails - Add console.warn in TypeScript for symlink failures - Simplify pre-commit hook conditionals (-d follows symlinks automatically) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * style: fix ruff formatting issues Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: address PR review findings for terminal worktree and Claude integration - Use relative symlinks on Unix for portability (matches Python implementation) - Remove UUOC in pre-commit hook (sed directly instead of cat | sed) - Fix test mock default title to 'Terminal 1' to match production behavior - Export shouldAutoRenameTerminal for direct testing with edge case coverage Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix(tests): add missing mocks for cli-tool-manager to prevent Windows timeouts The agent-process.test.ts and ipc-handlers.test.ts files were timing out on Windows because cli-tool-manager was not mocked, causing real file system and subprocess operations during tool detection. Added mocks for: - cli-tool-manager (getToolInfo, getToolPath, deriveGitBashPath, clearCache) - env-utils (getAugmentedEnv) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix(tests): add missing configureTools mock to ipc-handlers.test.ts The settings handlers use configureTools from cli-tool-manager, which was missing from the mock causing test failures on all platforms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: improve dependency detection and add documentation for node_modules paths - Changed pre-commit hook to check for @lydell/node-pty instead of just @lydell namespace for more precise dependency detection - Added comprehensive documentation explaining why node_modules paths are hardcoded and how to extend them in both TypeScript and Python implementations - Cross-referenced between TypeScript, Python, and pre-commit hook files to ensure maintainability Addresses PR review findings: NEW-002, NEW-003 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Test User <[email protected]>
…rt (AndyMik90#1148) * fix(worktree): symlink node_modules to worktrees for TypeScript support - Add symlink_node_modules_to_worktree() to Python backend for task worktrees - Add symlinkNodeModulesToWorktree() to frontend for terminal worktrees - Use Windows junctions (mklink /J) to avoid admin rights requirement - Update pre-commit hook to detect worktrees and skip checks gracefully - Symlinks both root node_modules and apps/frontend/node_modules Resolves @lydell/node-pty TypeScript errors in git worktrees caused by missing dependencies. Worktrees now share the main project's node_modules via symlinks (or junctions on Windows). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: address PR review feedback for symlink implementation - Add broken symlink detection in Python using is_symlink() check - Add user-visible warning via print_status when symlink creation fails - Add console.warn in TypeScript for symlink failures - Simplify pre-commit hook conditionals (-d follows symlinks automatically) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * style: fix ruff formatting issues Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: address PR review findings for terminal worktree and Claude integration - Use relative symlinks on Unix for portability (matches Python implementation) - Remove UUOC in pre-commit hook (sed directly instead of cat | sed) - Fix test mock default title to 'Terminal 1' to match production behavior - Export shouldAutoRenameTerminal for direct testing with edge case coverage Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix(tests): add missing mocks for cli-tool-manager to prevent Windows timeouts The agent-process.test.ts and ipc-handlers.test.ts files were timing out on Windows because cli-tool-manager was not mocked, causing real file system and subprocess operations during tool detection. Added mocks for: - cli-tool-manager (getToolInfo, getToolPath, deriveGitBashPath, clearCache) - env-utils (getAugmentedEnv) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix(tests): add missing configureTools mock to ipc-handlers.test.ts The settings handlers use configureTools from cli-tool-manager, which was missing from the mock causing test failures on all platforms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> * fix: improve dependency detection and add documentation for node_modules paths - Changed pre-commit hook to check for @lydell/node-pty instead of just @lydell namespace for more precise dependency detection - Added comprehensive documentation explaining why node_modules paths are hardcoded and how to extend them in both TypeScript and Python implementations - Cross-referenced between TypeScript, Python, and pre-commit hook files to ensure maintainability Addresses PR review findings: NEW-002, NEW-003 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Test User <[email protected]>
Summary
Fixes the
@lydell/node-ptyTypeScript errors that occur in git worktrees by symlinkingnode_modulesfrom the main project to worktrees at creation time.Problem
Git worktrees don't have
node_modulesinstalled, causing TypeScript checks to fail during pre-commit hooks because@lydell/node-pty(and other dependencies) can't be found. This was causing agents to use--no-verifyto bypass checks.Solution
Two-part fix:
Symlink node_modules at worktree creation
setup.py): For task worktrees created by the CLIworktree-handlers.ts): For terminal worktrees created by the Electron appmklink /J) to avoid admin rights requirementnode_modulesandapps/frontend/node_modulesWorktree-aware pre-commit hook
.gitfile check@lydell/node-ptyto verify dependencies are availableChanges
.husky/pre-commit- Made worktree-aware with graceful fallbackapps/backend/core/workspace/setup.py- Addedsymlink_node_modules_to_worktree()for task worktreesapps/frontend/src/main/ipc-handlers/terminal/worktree-handlers.ts- AddedsymlinkNodeModulesToWorktree()for terminal worktreesTesting
Cross-Platform Compatibility
os.symlink()/fs.symlinkSync()mklink /J(Python) /symlinkSync(..., 'junction')(Node.js)'junction'type on non-Windows platformsSummary by CodeRabbit
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