This commit simplifies worker startup coordination and addresses Windows-specific issues:
**Lock Removal**:
- Removed entire file-based locking system (~100 lines)
- Replaced with health-check-first approach
- Port binding provides natural mutual exclusion - multiple spawns fail cleanly
**Windows Stability**:
- Removed all AbortSignal.timeout() calls to reduce Bun libuv assertion errors
- Added 500ms shutdown delays on Windows to prevent zombie ports
- Worker service has its own timeouts, so client-side timeouts are redundant
**Package.json Updates**:
- Updated worker scripts to use worker-service.cjs directly
- Removed references to deleted worker-cli.js and worker-wrapper.cjs
**Key Changes**:
- src/services/worker-service.ts: Lock removal, shutdown delays, simplified start logic
- src/hooks/*.ts: Removed AbortSignal.timeout from all HTTP requests
- src/shared/worker-utils.ts: Removed AbortSignal.timeout from health checks
- package.json: Updated worker:* scripts
Resolves startup hangs, reduces assertion errors, and prevents zombie port issues.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Integrated the `findClaudePath` function into the SDK worker and worker service to ensure the correct executable path is used when running the SDK agent.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for better debugging and user feedback regarding the executable path.
- Implemented a CLI tool for version bumping, building, and publishing to npm.
- Added checks for uncommitted changes and current version retrieval.
- Included options for patch, minor, major, and custom version bumps.
- Integrated git commit and tagging after version update.
- Added npm publish functionality and git push after successful publish.
- Implemented error handling and user confirmations throughout the process.
Erik M Jacobs