Wire symlinks.EnsureForAccount into executeSwitch, called immediately
after the ~/.claude flip. Guarantees the three shared-state links
(session-env, file-history, projects) exist on the target account home
even for freshly-provisioned accounts, preventing silent transcript
duplication and undo-history divergence on first resume.
Best-effort: errors are logged as WARN but never abort the swap. If we
returned here the daemon would be left inconsistent (symlink flipped,
SetActiveAccount never called). Operator sees the warning in logs and
resolves divergent links manually.
Tests:
- TestFlipReconcilesSharedSymlinksOnTargetHome: empty target home gets
all three links pointing at canonical targets after the flip.
- TestFlipEnsureSymlinksFailureDoesNotAbortSwap: a planted divergent
link triggers the symlinks-package error; the swap completes anyway
and the active account is updated.
Hermetic: added AccountSwitcher.sharedSymlinks override so tests scope
the reconcile inside t.TempDir() and never touch
/home/ubuntu/.claude-*-shared. Existing tests migrated to this pattern
and hardcoded /tmp/claude-*-xxxx paths replaced with tmpdirs.
Phase 1 / Chantier A — task A3.
Multi-line task bodies arrived in Claude Code as "[Pasted text #N +M lines]"
and sat in the input buffer forever — the trailing Enter that SendKeys
appends to the paste is consumed as a newline inside the paste, not as a
submit. Observed live on ccl-auto-11 (secumon) and ccl-auto-12 (secuops):
prompt visible, agent idle.
- tmux.Client grows a SendEnter(session) method. ExecClient runs
`tmux send-keys -t <sess> Enter` (no preceding text), which Claude's
TUI accepts as the explicit submit action after a paste.
- Dispatcher: after SendKeys(msg), sleep 500ms for the paste to register,
then SendEnter. Same sequence a human would perform.
- Five mockTmux implementations updated (quota, dispatcher, switcher,
lifecycle, watcher tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a legitimate quota hit triggered a swap, killAllPoolSessions tore
down the dedicated interactive sessions (ccl-1-conformvault, ccl-2-scanyze)
along with the pool, then recreatePoolSessions re-opened them at a bare
bash prompt. The operator had to manually re-run
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=<target> claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --resume <uuid>
after every swap, losing whatever conversation was mid-flight.
saveAllSessions only iterates sessions tracked as "working" in state;
user-driven dedicated sessions are rarely in that state so their resume
UUIDs were never saved.
- saveDedicatedUUIDs: capture resume UUID for every configured dedicated
session regardless of tracked state, before kill.
- relaunchDedicatedSessions(targetHome): after recreate, send a resume
command on each dedicated session pointing CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR at the
target account's home. Missing UUID → leave at shell, no blind launch.
- isValidResumeUUID hardens against a corrupted resume-id.txt.
New TestDedicatedRelaunchAfterSwap verifies end-to-end: pane capture →
UUID persisted → resume command sent with the correct CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Le test TestKillAndRecreatePoolSessions appelait executeSwitch() qui faisait
flipSymlink() sur le VRAI $HOME via os.UserHomeDir(). Resultat: ~/.claude
etait repointe vers une cible /tmp/... qui disparaissait au reboot, rendant
Claude Code inutilisable apres redemarrage.
Fix:
- Ajout du champ AccountSwitcher.homeDir (override pour tests).
- Nouveau helper resolveHomeDir() qui retourne homeDir si defini, sinon
os.UserHomeDir().
- flipSymlink() et resumeContextDir() utilisent maintenant resolveHomeDir().
- Le test TestKillAndRecreatePoolSessions assigne a.homeDir = t.TempDir()
avant executeSwitch().
Verifie: go test ./... passe et /home/ubuntu/.claude reste intact.
