Master advanced from be363166e to b06e3e9c6 immediately after the lockfile-repair run completed. The new parent change hides internal filesystem implementation helpers and updates its focused tests and generated configuration catalog.
Merge that exact tip so PR #251 remains based on current master rather than publishing an already-behind branch. The filesystem change is disjoint from the managed-environment fix; Git only needed to combine the generated config catalog and did so without a manual semantic choice.
The normal pre-push gate validates the combined documentation, filesystem tests, package surfaces, build, and snapshots before publication.
Master advanced from 5143fac7f to be363166e with the Cordis and loader vendor update after the previous PR merge was validated. GitHub therefore tested a new synthetic merge where packages/util/home still selected Cordis rc.6 with loader rc.4 while the updated workspace graph requires Cordis rc.7 with loader rc.5.
That stale importer made pnpm-lock.yaml semantically incomplete even though Git merged it without a textual conflict, so every Node, sandbox, and real-API job failed during immutable install before running tests. Merge the exact current master tip and regenerate the lockfile so the home package resolves the same peer graph as the updated workspace.
Verified the repaired merge with pnpm install --frozen-lockfile; the full pre-push gate runs on the committed merge before it is published.
Origin/master advanced after the reviewed fixes were first pushed, leaving PR #219 conflicted. Merge the new vendor Cordis/loader update into the PR branch rather than rewriting pushed history, so the task fixes remain based on the exact current landing target.
Preserve the upstream package graph, lockfile, app-boot, and built-bin adjustments as landed on master; resolve only genuine overlaps with the task fixes and regenerate derived artifacts where required.
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# packages/subagent/tool-subagent/package.json
The managed DSH_* runtime path was correct, but its public extension and documentation contracts were incomplete. A contributor following the README could access ctx.bashEnv without declaring an injection, the new environment types had no drift-checked catalog entries, and the capability graph omitted three packages that now query sessionPersistence.
Declare the README injection, catalog DshEnvironmentKey and DshEnvironment, and add tool-bash plus both hook bridges to the generated persistence consumer graph. Keep BashEnvRegistry.list() contributor-only for now because no production caller treats it as exhaustive, but record the built-in enumeration gap before diagnostics, prompt, or UI code depends on it.
Validated on the exact resulting tree with typecheck, lint, coverage, snapshot, documentation, module-graph, build, hygiene, demo-smoke, and built-artifact checks.
The PR branch advanced after the local blocker fixes with a merge of current origin/master. Merge that moving parent into this child fix branch instead of rewriting either pushed lineage, so the fixes are validated against the exact PR head and master state that would land.
The only conflicts were an already-paired adding-a-tool translation and nondeterministic approval UUIDs in replay snapshots. Keep the parent versions because the English source and replay behavior are unchanged, avoiding child-only documentation and generated-artifact churn while preserving the parent semantic-gate updates.
A background spawn failure currently resembles a signal-less kill, while a sandbox-runner failure resembles a completed wrapper exit. The generic task adapter cannot mark both as failed without a distinct infrastructure-failure fact on BashProcess. Mapping the existing states differently would also risk treating ordinary nonzero command exits as infrastructure failures.
Keep the current truthful model-visible diagnostics and record a scoped TODO at processOutcome. The eventual fix must widen the BashProcess seam first, then map spawn and runner failures to TaskOutcome failed while preserving completed for real command exits.
