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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWindows hook command processing now recognizes direct shell-script paths with uppercase or mixed-case ChangesWindows hook script detection
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- Line 954: Update the bare-script token matching in invokesShellScript so it
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- Line 956: Update the quoted-script matching in invokesShellScript so a quoted
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check the boundary after a quoted script path.
For "hook.sh".cmd, the quoted match returns hook.sh. The command invokes hook.sh.cmd, but invokesShellScript returns true and adds bash . Require a word boundary after the closing quote, and test a quoted .sh prefix followed by filename characters. As per path instructions, “add or update tests when behavior changes.”
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Update the quoted-script matching in invokesShellScript so a quoted path is
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Verified against head 9480013 and current main. I don't think this should merge as written: the bug it fixes is not in main, and the rewrite reintroduces failure cases main already handles.
The \.sh(\s|$|")/ anywhere-match this PR describes and reconstructs in its negative control is the pre-#2217 inline check that main removed on 2026-09-21 (#2217, shipped in v0.31.0 on 2026-09-22). Main's getWindowsBashHookCommand (src/utils/hooks/windowsBashCommand.ts) is first-word-aware and leaves the cross-platform if … fi program alone. I ran both implementations at this head:
if [ -z "${HOME-}" ]; then … hook.sh …; fi: PR helper returns false, main returns the command unchanged. Main does not have the motivating bug; worth re-measuring the original failure on a current build.FOO=bar ./hook.sh: PR returns false, so no prepend and the script opens in the file handler on Windows. Main prepends after the assignment (FOO=bar bash ./hook.sh, the second #2217 commit). Regression.hook.sh() { printf done; }: PR returns true, producingbash hook.sh() { printf done; }: a bash syntax error and a blocking hook failure, the exact class this PR says it fixes. Main refuses function definitions. Regression.SCRIPT=./hook.sh bash "$SCRIPT": PR prepends, and bash readsSCRIPT=./hook.shas a script filename. Main leaves it alone. Regression.hook.SH: PR prepends, main does not (case-sensitive suffix test). Genuine improvement.
The focused tests pass at head (5 tests; the body says 4, the second commit added the shell-separator case) and cover none of the cases above.
Worth keeping: the test file and the hook.SH fix. I'd keep main's decision logic with them: either point the new tests at getWindowsBashHookCommand and fold the case-insensitive suffix into it, or, if invokesShellScript is meant to replace it, port #2217's semantics (assignment prefixes, function definitions, expansion refusal) and delete src/utils/hooks/windowsBashCommand.ts and its test, which this PR leaves with no callers.
getWindowsBashHookCommand prepends `bash` so a directly invoked script executes instead of opening in the default file handler. The suffix test was case-sensitive, but the behaviour it works around is not: Windows picks a handler by extension without regard to case, so `./hook.SH` opened in an editor exactly as `./hook.sh` would. A hook that never ran is the quiet kind of failure - on UserPromptSubmit it blocks the prompt, and the only trace is a DEBUG_SDK session log. Three cases added to the prefix list (`./hook.SH`, `./hook.Sh argument`, a quoted uppercase path) and two to the preserve list, so an uppercase suffix that is not the command word still changes nothing. Without the flag those three are the only failures in the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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You are right, and thank you for measuring it rather than just saying so — the three regressions are real and I reproduced all of them. I checked your central claim myself before rewriting: Where mine came from: the checkout I was working against is 25 commits behind Rewritten accordingly, taking your first option. The branch is reset to - return /\.sh["']?$/.test(word)
+ return /\.sh["']?$/i.test(word)Windows picks a file handler by extension without regard to case, so Tests go to the existing file rather than a new one, since it already covers every case I had added — Preflight at this head: The PR body now carries a note at the top about the first version being wrong, with the original description kept under a fold rather than deleted. Separately, and only as a data point since it cost me an afternoon: a blocking |
…ine#2254) getWindowsBashHookCommand prepends `bash` so a directly invoked script executes instead of opening in the default file handler. The suffix test was case-sensitive, but the behaviour it works around is not: Windows picks a handler by extension without regard to case, so `./hook.SH` opened in an editor exactly as `./hook.sh` would. A hook that never ran is the quiet kind of failure - on UserPromptSubmit it blocks the prompt, and the only trace is a DEBUG_SDK session log. Three cases added to the prefix list (`./hook.SH`, `./hook.Sh argument`, a quoted uppercase path) and two to the preserve list, so an uppercase suffix that is not the command word still changes nothing. Without the flag those three are the only failures in the file. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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getWindowsBashHookCommandtests the.shsuffix case-sensitively; it now matches case-insensitively../hook.SHopened in an editor exactly as./hook.shwould, and the hook never ran.Impact
UserPromptSubmita hook failure is blocking, so the prompt is refused before it reaches the model — no API call, no provider error, and nothing in the transcript but the user's own message. The only trace is aDEBUG_SDK=1session log, which is a long way to go for a wrong regex flag.getWindowsBashHookCommanddecides is untouched — assignment prefixes, expansion refusal, function definitions, quoting, compound commands. An uppercase suffix that is not the command word still changes nothing, which the two added preserve cases cover.Testing
I ran the required local preflight, with one documented exception below.
exact commands and results:
bun install --frozen-lockfile— okbun run lint:any-budget— okbun run smoke— ok (CLI + SDK bundles, reports 0.31.0)bun run deadcode— ok (knip: configuration hints only)bun run typecheck— okbun run typecheck:type-tests— oknode bin/openclaude --version— okNODE_DISABLE_COMPILE_CACHE=1 node bin/openclaude --version— okbun run test:provider— 1702 pass / 1 fail, identical to cleanmain88a2286bdown to the counts. The failure is pre-existing:Claude stream watchdog > falls back when the top-level stream iterator never settles.npm run test:provider-recommendation— okgit fetch https://github.com/Twigpine/openclaude.git mainthenbun run security:pr-scan -- --base FETCH_HEAD --head HEAD— okfocused tests:
bun test ./src/utils/hooks/windowsBashCommand.test.ts— 48 pass, 3 skip, 0 fail. Negative control: with theiflag removed, the three added uppercase cases are the only failures in the file (45 pass, 3 fail), so they are red-first and nothing else moves.documented skipped checks, platform limitations, or verified pre-existing failures:
bun run checkcould not be run to completion, and the cause is inmain, not in this PR. Itstest:fullstep stops making progress and spins a single core indefinitely. Two runs on a clean checkout ofmainat88a2286bwith no modifications were left for 4h30m and 2h53m (16512s and 14864s of CPU) and never finished.bun test --feature=UNATTENDED_RETRY --timeout 15000over the whole suite also never finished and recorded zero timed-out tests, which is consistent with a synchronous spin reached only after state accumulates across test files rather than one slow test. Every segment of the suite passes on its own, and all segments together take about nine minutes. I did not isolate the file: the stall occurs wherebun testwrites only to stdout, which is block-buffered when redirected, so the last visible output is unrelated to where execution stopped. Happy to open this as a separate issue with the measurements.The steps inside
checkthat do finish —lint:any-budget,smoke,deadcode— were run individually and pass (above). The unit suite was covered by running it in segments and comparing failure sets against cleanmain88a2286b: 104 unique failing tests on the base, 102 here, and no failing test on this branch is absent from the base set. The two base failures that do not reproduce are known and not claimed as fixes —Regression checks > duplicate plugin hooks are deduplicated before executionis flaky in the segmented run and passes 43/43 in isolation on both trees, andopen build source does not reintroduce Ant employee gate helpersreads the built bundle indist/and passes on both once each tree has a currentbun run build.Notes
UserPromptSubmitfailure still surfaces only in aDEBUG_SDK=1session log, which is what made the original symptom expensive to diagnose; worth its own issue, and I am happy to open one.Original description, superseded
The first version claimed that the Windows prepend matched
.shanywhere in the command and rewrote the decision into a newinvokesShellScripthelper insrc/utils/hooks.ts. That described the pre-#2217 code.mainhad already replaced it on 2026-09-21 withgetWindowsBashHookCommand, which is first-word-aware, and the rewrite reintroduced the old behaviour while leavingwindowsBashCommand.tswithout callers.What that cost, as measured in review:
FOO=bar ./hook.shlost its prefix,hook.sh() { printf done; }gained one and became a syntax error, andSCRIPT=./hook.sh bash "$SCRIPT"gained one and had bash read an assignment as a filename. My own motivating failure came from a checkout 25 commits behindmain, which still had the old inline check — so the bug was real on that machine and already fixed upstream. I should have verified againstmainbefore writing the fix, as I had for the two other PRs in this set.Summary by CodeRabbit
.shextensions, including quoted script paths. These scripts are routed through Bash consistently with lowercase.shscripts, preventing case variations from being treated as ordinary commands.