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Author SHA1 Message Date
Alex Newman d589bc5f25 fix(cwd-remap): address PR review feedback
- Handle bare repo common-dir (strip trailing .git) instead of an
  identical-branch ternary
- Surface unexpected git stderr while keeping "not a git repository"
  silent
- Explicitly close the sqlite handle in both dry-run and apply paths
  so WAL checkpoints complete

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-16 17:21:49 -07:00
Alex Newman 148e1892df chore(scripts): replace worktree-remap with cwd-based remap using pending_messages.cwd
The old worktree-remap.ts tried to reconstruct per-session cwd by regex-
matching absolute paths that incidentally leaked into observation free-text
(files_read, source_input_summary, metadata, user_prompt). That source is
derived and lossy: it only hit 1/3498 plain-project sessions in practice.

pending_messages.cwd is the structured, authoritative cwd captured from
every hook payload — 7,935 of 8,473 rows are populated. cwd-remap.ts uses
that column as the source of truth:

  1. Pull every distinct cwd from pending_messages.cwd
  2. For each cwd, classify with git:
       - rev-parse --absolute-git-dir vs --git-common-dir → main vs worktree
       - rev-parse --show-toplevel for the correct leaf (handles cwds that
         are subdirs of the worktree root)
     Parent project name = basename(dirname(common-dir)); composite is
     parent/worktree for worktrees, basename(toplevel) for main repos.
  3. For each session, take the EARLIEST pending_messages.cwd (not the
     dominant one — claude-mem's own hooks run from nested .context/
     claude-mem/ directories and would otherwise poison the count).
  4. Apply UPDATEs in a single transaction across sdk_sessions,
     observations, and session_summaries. Auto-backs-up the DB first.

Result on a real DB: 41 sessions remapped (vs 1 previously),
1,694 observations and 3,091 session_summaries updated to match.
43 cwds skipped (deleted worktrees / non-repos) are left untouched —
no inference when the data isn't there.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-16 16:40:37 -07:00