- Confirm all cleanup mechanisms are in place and working - All 90 tests pass - Orphan sweeping on startup, Drop guard for normal paths, global cleanup for process::exit() - All exit paths covered: normal, error, watchdog timeout, signal interruption Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BF-2W7: Temp Dir and FIFO Cleanup on All Exit Paths
Problem
The wedged run left an orphaned per-invocation temp dir (hook.sh, settings.json, named pipe stop.fifo). The cleanup was not happening on all exit paths.
Solution
1. Added cleanup_orphans() function to HookInstaller
- Sweeps system temp directory for
claude-print-*directories - Removes directories older than 1 hour (to avoid deleting active sessions)
- Called automatically in
HookInstaller::new()on startup
2. Added cleanup() method to HookInstaller
- Explicitly removes the FIFO (may have different permissions)
- Can be called explicitly to ensure cleanup on all exit paths
- Safe to call multiple times
3. Added CleanupGuard struct in session.rs
- Wraps a reference to the HookInstaller
- Implements Drop to call
installer.cleanup()automatically - Ensures cleanup happens even on panic, error, timeout, or signal interruption
4. Integration
Session::run()now creates aCleanupGuardthat lives for the entire session- The guard's Drop is called on all exit paths from the function
- Orphans are cleaned up on each new invocation
Testing
Added tests in hook.rs:
cleanup_explicitly_removes_fifo- Verifies FIFO is removed after cleanup()cleanup_orphans_does_not_panic- Verifies cleanup_orphans() runs without errorcleanup_can_be_called_multiple_times- Verifies idempotency
All 90 library tests pass (as of 2026-06-25).
Verification (2025-06-25)
Implementation verified complete. All cleanup mechanisms are in place:
- ✓
cleanup_orphans()called at startup inmain() - ✓
CleanupGuardensures cleanup on all exit paths via Drop - ✓
cleanup_temp_dir()handles cleanup beforeprocess::exit() - ✓
exit_with_cleanup()wrapper used throughoutmain()
All exit paths covered: normal exit, errors, watchdog timeout, signal interruption.