The ghostty_surface_quicklook_font function returns an unretained pointer to a font object. Using takeRetainedValue() transferred non-existent ownership to ARC, leading to an over-release and an eventual EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) crash when creating new surfaces (like cmd+t or cmd+d) on certain systems such as Intel Macs.
Replaced takeRetainedValue() with takeUnretainedValue() to correctly manage memory.
Co-authored-by: LeonLeung <leonleung.tech@gmail.com>
* Fix stale Claude status in sidebar by adding missing hooks and OSC suppression
The Claude Code integration only used 3 hooks (SessionStart, Stop, Notification),
leaving gaps that caused stale sidebar status. Now uses 6 hooks:
- SessionEnd: clears status when Claude exits (covers Ctrl+C where Stop doesn't fire)
- UserPromptSubmit: clears "Needs input" and sets "Running" on new prompt
- PreToolUse (async): clears "Needs input" when Claude resumes after permission grant
Also:
- Suppress OSC 9/99 desktop notifications for workspaces with active Claude hook
sessions to prevent duplicates from the raw OSC path
- Store Claude process PID in status entries for stale-session detection
- Add 30-second sweep timer that checks agent PIDs and clears stale entries
(safety net for SIGKILL/crash where no hook fires)
- Update wrapper test expectations for the new hook set
Fixes https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/issues/1301
* Don't show "Running" status on Claude launch, only when actually working
SessionStart now registers the PID for tracking and OSC suppression via
set_agent_pid without setting a visible status entry. "Running" only
appears when the user submits a prompt (UserPromptSubmit) or Claude
starts using tools (PreToolUse).
Added set_agent_pid / clear_agent_pid socket commands to decouple PID
tracking from visible status entries. OSC suppression checks agentPIDs
instead of statusEntries so it works during the initial idle period.
* Don't restore status entries across app restarts
Status entries are ephemeral runtime state tied to running processes
(e.g. claude_code "Running"). Restoring them after restart shows stale
status for processes that no longer exist.
* Address PR review comments and remove debug logging
- session-end: only clear status/PID/notifications when Stop didn't fire first
- PID sweep: check errno == ESRCH instead of treating all kill(pid,0) failures as dead
- Validate CMUX_CLAUDE_PID > 0
- Propagate tracked PID in pre-tool-use setClaudeStatus
- OSC suppression: use tabManagerFor(tabId:) for multi-window support
- clearAgentPID: resolve tab UUID before async dispatch
- restoreSessionSnapshot: also clear agentPIDs alongside statusEntries
- Fix AskUserQuestion surfaceId overwrite (wrong workspace notification)
- Fix notification text matching for "Claude Code needs your attention"
- AskUserQuestion: render option labels as bracketed inline text
- Remove artificial text truncation limits
- Remove temporary JSONL debug logging from all handlers
* Use resolveTabIdForSidebarMutation in clearAgentPID
Previously, Cmd+W on the last surface kept the workspace alive with a
replacement shell, unless the user toggled a hidden setting. This was
confusing—users expect Cmd+W to close the window when there's nothing
left.
Now Cmd+W (and the tab-strip X button) always close the workspace when
they close its last surface, and close the window when that was the last
workspace. Internal/programmatic closes (e.g. process exit, panel moves)
still spawn a replacement shell so the workspace stays alive.
Key changes:
- Track explicit user close gestures via markExplicitClose / onTabCloseRequest
- Remove the LastSurfaceCloseShortcutSettings toggle (now always-on)
- Use window.performClose for last-workspace window close
- Update tests to match the new behavior
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Add last-surface close regression tests
* Keep workspaces open when closing last surface
* Add Cmd+W last-surface close setting
* Share Cmd+W surface-close path
