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feat: move the app home from ~/.superset to ~/.paradev (SUPER-2985) - #9158
Stacked on #9157. Moves the app's per-machine home from ~/.superset to ~/.paradev at boot and drops every other mention of ~/.superset from the code (Linear SUPER-2985). Also bundles pdev 0.2.5.
The boot step (@superset/agent-setup/legacy-home-move, the only code that still names .superset)
Desktop main (app-environment.ts), host-service (serve.ts) and the CLI (commands/middleware.ts) run it before anything touches the home. When the process uses the default home and ~/.superset is still a real directory, it:
stops host-services running from ~/.superset, by the pid in each host/<org>/manifest.json, and only when that pid's command line is a host-service (a manifest outlives a crash or reboot, so its pid may now be another program). They cache worktree paths, watch them and write host.db. The pty daemon keeps running: its socket is in the temp dir keyed by org, so the next host-service adopts it and open terminals survive;
carries pdev's files already in ~/.paradev (agent/) into the old directory, refusing on a name clash;
renames ~/.superset to ~/.paradev and leaves a ~/.superset symlink. The symlink covers older CLI and host-service builds and absolute paths inside worktrees (venvs, caches) that we cannot rewrite;
records the move in legacy-home-move.json and links Claude Code's session folders under the worktrees' new paths, so /resume and --continue keep their history. Claude keys sessions by real path (measured). This covers every Claude config dir: ~/.claude, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR entries and per-account dirs under home or ~/.config, touching only dirs whose projects/ holds old worktree entries.
Then host-service and the desktop rewrite the absolute paths in host.db and local.db (a no-op once applied) and run git worktree repair, so git and the DB agree. If a step fails, that run keeps using ~/.superset and the next boot tries again. If two processes race (desktop and CLI), the loser adopts the winner's move; if something recreates ~/.superset before the symlink lands, the move is kept. A custom SUPERSET_HOME_DIR (dev builds) is left alone, and the step never runs under a test runner.
Also
The resolver is SUPERSET_HOME_DIR, else ~/.paradev. The env var keeps its name: installed agent hook configs call $SUPERSET_HOME_DIR/hooks/notify.sh (renaming it is SUPER-2988).
New projects default to ~/.paradev/projects. The agent wrappers skip ~/.paradev/bin as well as ~/.superset/bin when finding the real binary, so terminals opened before the move cannot recurse.
Golden-box cleanup strips both ~/.paradev/host and ~/.superset/host while boxes roll over.
The CLI's tests now load the root test preload, which isolates the home. A shell-ready-evidence test that wrote into the real home is gone.
pdev 0.2.5 (ParadevAI/router add electron installation fix documentation #16, plan mode exp #17) keeps everything in ~/.paradev/agent and leaves the rest of ~/.paradev to the app. The bump also brings 0.2.3 (cloud mode behind PDEV_REMOTE_*, router stream retry). The pdev asset is uploaded to the sandbox CDN.
End to end on a scratch HOME with the real code under Electron's Node (better-sqlite3 is built for it): a git repo with a worktree under ~/.superset, a host.db from createDb, a live fake host-service, pdev files and a Claude session folder. After the step: moved, symlink in place, fake host stopped, pdev files kept, host.db rewritten, git worktree list shows the new path and git status works there, Claude folder linked, second run does nothing.
In the dev desktop app, booted with HOME pointed at a scratch folder holding a copy of this worktree's dev data as ~/.superset, pdev files in ~/.paradev/agent, a git worktree under ~/.superset/worktrees, a host.db row for it and a Claude session folder (dev URL scheme kept; the pty-daemon socket kept in a scratch run dir so it never met the real daemon):
first boot logged Moved the app home, left ~/.superset -> .paradev, opened local.db and all five orgs' host.db under ~/.paradev; the host.db row and git worktree list showed the new path, the Claude folder was linked, pdev's file was kept;
signed in, created a project (default parent ~/.paradev/projects) and a worktree workspace from the composer; the worktree landed in ~/.paradev/worktrees/... and its terminal ran there with SUPERSET_HOME_DIR=~/.paradev and ~/.paradev/bin first on PATH;
second boot did nothing, reopened the workspace, and the terminal session came back after the restart.
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New Features
The app now uses ~/.paradev as its default home and migrates existing data from ~/.superset, updating saved project and worktree references. A compatibility link is created when possible.
Claude project sessions are linked to their corresponding locations after migration.
New projects and worktrees now default to locations under ~/.paradev.
Updates
The bundled pdev version is updated to 0.2.5, with support for macOS and Linux on arm64 and x64.
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Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts:
- Line 57: Check for name conflicts between ~/.paradev and ~/.superset before
calling stopHostServices, and return the existing failure outcome without
stopping services when a conflict exists. Recheck for conflicts immediately
before the rename to preserve safety if the destination changes after services
stop.
- Line 81: Update the symlink failure handling in moveHome to try creating a
Windows junction using the absolute home path before rolling back. Preserve the
existing rollback behavior if junction creation also fails, and avoid
overwriting a legacy path that already exists.
- Line 85: Update the move’s catch path around the legacy existence check to
record the move only when `legacy` is a symbolic link resolving to `home`. If it
is not, treat the move as failed and preserve the existing rollback behavior; do
not accept an arbitrary existing path as proof that the compatibility link was
created.
- Line 212: Update the legacy-home database rewrite around `prefix` to normalize
Windows separators for both matching and rewriting, while preserving descendant
suffixes. Update both `worktreePath` filters in the legacy-home path callers to
resolve the candidate and destination paths using the platform-aware path API
before checking containment, so worktrees under the destination are not skipped.
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Walkthrough
The default app home changes from .superset to .paradev. The change adds migration and stored-path repair helpers, invokes them from desktop, CLI, and host-service startup paths, updates path references across the repository, and updates the bundled pdev release.
Changes: App home migration
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Default home and migration helpers packages/agent-setup/src/paths.ts, packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts, packages/agent-setup/src/claude-project-links.ts, apps/desktop/src/main/lib/app-environment.ts, packages/agent-setup/src/*test.ts, packages/agent-setup/package.json, packages/host-service/src/terminal-agents/harness-sessions/*
The default home changes to .paradev. New helpers migrate the legacy home, record the move, rewrite paths, repair Git worktrees, and link Claude project directories.
Desktop and host-service code apply stored-path rewrites and repair affected Git worktrees. Desktop, CLI, and host-service startup code invokes the migration helper.
.paradev paths across app and tooling .superset/lib/*, apps/desktop/scripts/*, apps/desktop/src/*, packages/agent-setup/src/*, packages/auth/src/*, packages/cli/*, packages/host-service/*, packages/trpc/src/*, scripts/*
Default project, worktree, token, and other app-home references change to .paradev. Related tests and documentation are updated; the sandbox identity list also retains the legacy host path.
The migration can repeatedly stop a running host service without completing the move, and it is incomplete on Windows. Fix the check ordering and validate the compatibility link. The Windows separator and symlink gaps are worth addressing before merge.
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### Issue 1
packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts:109-115
`stopHostServices` treats a live PID from an old `manifest.json` as proof that it belongs to a host-service. If that PID was reused after a reboot or crash, the migration sends an unrelated editor, shell, or job `SIGTERM`, then `SIGKILL` if it survives. This can lose unsaved work. Check that the process still belongs to the recorded host before sending either signal.
### Issue 2
packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts:55-57
Desktop startup and CLI commands can enter `moveHome` together without a shared lock. After one process renames the old home, the other can fail and select `~/.superset`. If it recreates and populates that directory before the first creates the compatibility link, both link creation and rollback can fail. The app then uses new state while the existing data remains in `~/.paradev`.
Serialize the move across processes and recheck both directories after acquiring the lock.
### Issue 3
packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts:88
The move only links Claude history in `~/.claude`. Selected Claude accounts use their own `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` and keep separate history there. After the move, their worktrees have new real paths, but their old project folders get no matching links. Their `/resume` and `--continue` history stops appearing in the moved workspace.
Run the linking step for configured Claude account directories as well as the default directory.
### Issue 4
packages/host-service/src/runtime/legacy-home-paths/legacy-home-paths.ts:37
Once the database paths are rewritten, later starts return here without trying Git repair again. If repair fails or the process exits before it finishes, Git keeps reporting the old paths indefinitely. The desktop database caller has the same gate. The compatibility link keeps those paths usable, but the intended repair stays unfinished.
Track repair completion separately, or retry repair independently of whether the database update changed rows.
---
For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.
Summary
Moves the default app home from ~/.superset to ~/.paradev, preserves the old path with a link, and rewrites stored paths.
Startup moves the default app home and keeps old paths working.
The app’s default files, projects, and agent tools use ~/.paradev.
Desktop and sandbox bundles now include pdev 0.2.5.
Sandbox rollover cleanup removes host data from both home paths.
CLI tests use an isolated home, and isolation checks cover both home names.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[Desktop, CLI, or host starts] --> B{Custom home or test?}
B -->|Yes| C[Leave home unchanged]
B -->|No| D[Stop old host services]
D --> E[Carry existing pdev files]
E --> F[Rename old home]
F --> G[Create compatibility link]
G --> H[Record move and link Claude history]
H --> I[Rewrite database paths]
I --> J[Repair Git worktrees]
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Upgrade can kill unrelated programs
stopHostServices treats a live PID from an old manifest.json as proof that it belongs to a host-service. If that PID was reused after a reboot or crash, the migration sends an unrelated editor, shell, or job SIGTERM, then SIGKILL if it survives. This can lose unsaved work. Check that the process still belongs to the recorded host before sending either signal.
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**Upgrade can kill unrelated programs**`stopHostServices` treats a live PID from an old `manifest.json` as proof that it belongs to a host-service. If that PID was reused after a reboot or crash, the migration sends an unrelated editor, shell, or job `SIGTERM`, then `SIGKILL` if it survives. This can lose unsaved work. Check that the process still belongs to the recorded host before sending either signal.
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Competing starts split app state
Desktop startup and CLI commands can enter moveHome together without a shared lock. After one process renames the old home, the other can fail and select ~/.superset. If it recreates and populates that directory before the first creates the compatibility link, both link creation and rollback can fail. The app then uses new state while the existing data remains in ~/.paradev.
Serialize the move across processes and recheck both directories after acquiring the lock.
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**Competing starts split app state**
Desktop startup and CLI commands can enter `moveHome` together without a shared lock. After one process renames the old home, the other can fail and select `~/.superset`. If it recreates and populates that directory before the first creates the compatibility link, both link creation and rollback can fail. The app then uses new state while the existing data remains in `~/.paradev`.
Serialize the move across processes and recheck both directories after acquiring the lock.
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Custom Claude accounts lose history
The move only links Claude history in ~/.claude. Selected Claude accounts use their own CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR and keep separate history there. After the move, their worktrees have new real paths, but their old project folders get no matching links. Their /resume and --continue history stops appearing in the moved workspace.
Run the linking step for configured Claude account directories as well as the default directory.
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**Custom Claude accounts lose history**
The move only links Claude history in `~/.claude`. Selected Claude accounts use their own `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` and keep separate history there. After the move, their worktrees have new real paths, but their old project folders get no matching links. Their `/resume` and `--continue` history stops appearing in the moved workspace.
Run the linking step for configured Claude account directories as well as the default directory.
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Failed Git repairs never retry
Once the database paths are rewritten, later starts return here without trying Git repair again. If repair fails or the process exits before it finishes, Git keeps reporting the old paths indefinitely. The desktop database caller has the same gate. The compatibility link keeps those paths usable, but the intended repair stays unfinished.
Track repair completion separately, or retry repair independently of whether the database update changed rows.
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Comment:
**Failed Git repairs never retry**
Once the database paths are rewritten, later starts return here without trying Git repair again. If repair fails or the process exits before it finishes, Git keeps reporting the old paths indefinitely. The desktop database caller has the same gate. The compatibility link keeps those paths usable, but the intended repair stays unfinished.
Track repair completion separately, or retry repair independently of whether the database update changed rows.
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Review comments at @.superset/lib/common.sh:
- Line 217: Update the home-selection logic that emits "$HOME/.paradev" to keep
using "$HOME/.superset" while the legacy directory exists, or ensure migration
completes before setup accesses the new home; preserve the legacy allocations,
databases, and seeds until migration succeeds.
Review comments at @apps/desktop/scripts/clean-launch-services.ts:
- Line 27: Update the worktree-root filtering that uses WORKTREE_BASE to also
recognize the legacy ~/.superset/worktrees root, so stale Launch Services
registrations under either root are checked and cleaned when their Electron
bundles no longer exist.
Review comments at
@apps/desktop/src/renderer/routes/_authenticated/onboarding/project/page.tsx:
- Line 85: Update cloneTargetDir and the corresponding project-directory
fallbacks in the three project modals to derive .paradev/projects from the app’s
active home, so project creation after migration failure uses the home where the
app continues operating.
Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts:
- Line 86: Guard the MOVE_RECORD_FILE write in moveLegacyAppHome so a write
failure is logged without escaping or changing the successful move outcome;
continue returning "moved" after the rename and symlink have succeeded.
- Around line 108-114: Update stopHostServices and its readManifestPids flow to
validate each manifest PID’s identity before sending SIGTERM or SIGKILL, so a
reused PID cannot target an unrelated process. Use the manifest’s startedAt
value for comparison; when process start time cannot be compared safely, verify
the process command line before signaling. Preserve the existing timeout and
escalation behavior for validated host processes.
Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/paths.ts:
- Line 21: Update isDefaultAppHomeDir to recognize both the current default home
and the legacy ~/.superset home as defaults, while preserving its behavior for
blank input. Export the legacy directory name from paths.ts so
legacy-home-move.ts can reuse it without creating a circular import.
Review comments at @packages/host-service/src/daemon/manifest.ts:
- Line 59: Update the test guard using isDefaultAppHomeDir to reject both the
default and legacy home directories, including filesystem aliases such as
symlinks, before accessing manifests. Establish path identity through the
project’s existing filesystem-aware mechanism rather than relying only on
lexical path comparison.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep setup on the legacy home until migration succeeds.
If workspace setup runs before the first migrated app boot, this helper selects .paradev while the existing allocations and databases remain in .superset. Setup skips the database and token seeds and creates a second port-allocations.json. The migration then rejects the duplicate entry, and allocation can reuse ports already assigned to another workspace. Select the legacy home while it remains a real directory, or migrate before setup accesses it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @.superset/lib/common.sh at line 217:
Update the home-selection logic that emits "$HOME/.paradev" to keep using
"$HOME/.superset" while the legacy directory exists, or ensure migration
completes before setup accesses the new home; preserve the legacy allocations,
databases, and seeds until migration succeeds.
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Also clean registrations under the legacy worktree path.
Existing Launch Services entries can still contain ~/.superset/worktrees. The new filter skips them, even when their Electron bundles no longer exist, so stale registrations can continue to misroute deep links. Check both worktree roots. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/desktop/scripts/clean-launch-services.ts at line 27:
Update the worktree-root filtering that uses WORKTREE_BASE to also recognize the
legacy ~/.superset/worktrees root, so stale Launch Services registrations under
either root are checked and cleaned when their Electron bundles no longer exist.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Use the active home when migration has failed.
If migration fails, the app continues in .superset, but this path creates new projects in .paradev/projects. If the legacy home already has a projects directory, the next migration attempt rejects the duplicate and cannot recover automatically. Use the active home for the fallback in this page and the three project modals. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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line 85:
Update cloneTargetDir and the corresponding project-directory fallbacks in the
three project modals to derive .paradev/projects from the app’s active home, so
project creation after migration failure uses the home where the app continues
operating.
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Guard the move-record write so a late failure does not crash boot.
At this point the rename and the symlink have already succeeded. Every earlier failure path returns "failed", and the doc comment says a failure keeps the process on ~/.superset. This writeFileSync is not guarded. If it throws (for example ENOSPC or EACCES), the exception escapes moveLegacyAppHome. That crashes desktop main, host-servicemain(), and the CLI middleware import.
The next boot sees a symlink and returns "nothing-to-move". No record exists, so the database paths are never rewritten. Log the error and still return "moved".
🛡️ Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts"+++ "b/packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts"@@ -83,7 +83,11 @@
return "failed";
}
const record: LegacyHomeMoveRecord = { from: legacy, to: home };
- fs.writeFileSync(path.join(home, MOVE_RECORD_FILE), JSON.stringify(record));+ try {+ fs.writeFileSync(path.join(home, MOVE_RECORD_FILE), JSON.stringify(record));+ } catch (error) {+ console.warn("[legacy-home-move] Could not record the move:", error);+ }
linkClaudeProjectsAfterHomeMove({ legacyHomeDir: legacy, homeDir: home });
return "moved";
}
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console.warn("[legacy-home-move] Could not record the move:",error);
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[warning] 86-86: Filesystem path is not a string literal; a request-/variable-derived path can enable path traversal. Validate and normalize the path before use.
Context: fs.writeFileSync(path.join(home, MOVE_RECORD_FILE), JSON.stringify(record))
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal').
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Guard the MOVE_RECORD_FILE write in moveLegacyAppHome so a write failure is
logged without escaping or changing the successful move outcome; continue
returning "moved" after the rename and symlink have succeeded.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Check what identity data the host manifest stores besides pid.
sed -n 1,80p packages/host-service/src/daemon/manifest.ts
rg -nP 'startedAt|cmdline|command|manifest\.json' packages/host-service/src/daemon -C2
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set -eu
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ast-grep outline packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts --view expanded ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- legacy-home-move.ts relevant source ---'
nl -ba packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- manifest reader and writer ---'
nl -ba packages/host-service/src/daemon/manifest.ts | sed -n '80,155p'printf'%s\n''--- process identity helpers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'startedAt' -e 'process\.kill' -e 'kill(' -e 'cmdline' -e '/proc/' packages/agent-setup packages/host-service | sed -n '1,220p'
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Validate the manifest PID before signaling it.
isAlive only confirms that the PID exists. A stale manifest.json whose PID was reused can therefore cause stopHostServices to send SIGTERM and SIGKILL to an unrelated process. Validate the process identity before signaling it. The daemon manifest records startedAt; use it when this reader consumes that manifest. If the process start time cannot be compared safely, check the process command line first.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts around lines 108
- 114:
Update stopHostServices and its readManifestPids flow to validate each manifest
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Extend isDefaultAppHomeDir to cover the legacy ~/.superset path.
The default home is now ~/.paradev. path.resolve does not follow symlinks, so SUPERSET_HOME_DIR=~/.superset now returns false. That value is still inherited by existing desktop terminal sessions and older launchers. In that state, assertIsolatedDaemonNamespaceInTests in packages/host-service/src/daemon/manifest.ts no longer refuses. A test then reaches the real app home through the ~/.superset symlink, or through the real directory if the move has not run yet.
Treat the legacy path as a default home too. Export the legacy directory name from paths.ts so legacy-home-move.ts can reuse it without a circular import.
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Update isDefaultAppHomeDir to recognize both the current default home and the
legacy ~/.superset home as defaults, while preserving its behavior for blank
input. Export the legacy directory name from paths.ts so legacy-home-move.ts can
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Reject the legacy home in the test guard.
After migration, ~/.superset is a symlink to ~/.paradev, but isDefaultAppHomeDir compares paths lexically. A test that sets SUPERSET_HOME_DIR to the legacy path passes this guard and can read or modify the live daemon namespace. Reject both paths and their filesystem aliases before accessing manifests. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/host-service/src/daemon/manifest.ts at line 59:
Update the test guard using isDefaultAppHomeDir to reject both the default and
legacy home directories, including filesystem aliases such as symlinks, before
accessing manifests. Establish path identity through the project’s existing
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- Line 1: Resolve the noRestrictedImports lint failure for execFileSync used by
isHostService in moveLegacyAppHome. First establish that this synchronous move
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Fix the failing lint/style/noRestrictedImports check on execFileSync.
CI / Lint fails on this import. The repository bans synchronous subprocesses because they block the serving event loop.
isHostService calls execFileSync only from moveLegacyAppHome, which is a synchronous boot step. It must finish before anything opens the app home. An async rewrite would change the contract of the moveLegacyAppHome callers in desktop main, host-servicemain(), and the CLI middleware.
Keep the synchronous call and add a scoped biome-ignore with the reason. Confirm that no request-serving loop is active when this runs. If one can be active, make the move step async instead.
🔧 Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts"+++ "b/packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts"@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@+// biome-ignore lint/style/noRestrictedImports: boot-time move must finish synchronously before the app home is opened; no requests are served yet.
import { execFile, execFileSync } from "node:child_process";
import fs from "node:fs";
import path from "node:path";
import { linkClaudeProjectsAfterHomeMove } from "./claude-project-links";
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[warning] 1-1: Importing child_process exposes a command-execution surface; ensure any command/argument built from input is validated, and prefer execFile/spawn with an argument array over exec.
Context: import { execFile, execFileSync } from "node:child_process";
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Biome (2.5.15)
[error] 1-1: Sync subprocesses freeze the serving event loop (Electron main / host-service / pty-daemon) until the child exits — every request queues behind them. Prefer async spawn/execFile: the caller awaits the same result, but the loop keeps serving while the child runs. Git reads belong in the worker pools.
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[error] 1-1: bun run lint failed: lint/style/noRestrictedImports flags the synchronous execFileSync import. Synchronous subprocesses can block the serving event loop; prefer async spawn or execFile.
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[error] 1-1: bun run lint failed: lint/style/noRestrictedImports flags the synchronous execFileSync import because synchronous subprocesses block the event loop. Prefer async spawn/execFile.
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Resolve the noRestrictedImports lint failure for execFileSync used by
isHostService in moveLegacyAppHome. First establish that this synchronous move
always completes before request-serving begins; only then add a narrowly scoped
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Use a Windows-capable host-service identity check.
On Windows, the ps command is not available by default. isHostService catches that failure and returns false, so stopHostServices can move host.db while a manifest-listed host service still uses it. Use a Windows-capable process inspection method before allowing that rename. The desktop configuration includes a Windows installer. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 57: Check for name conflicts between ~/.paradev and ~/.superset before
calling stopHostServices, and return the existing failure outcome without
stopping services when a conflict exists. Recheck for conflicts immediately
before the rename to preserve safety if the destination changes after services
stop.
- Line 81: Update the symlink failure handling in moveHome to try creating a
Windows junction using the absolute home path before rolling back. Preserve the
existing rollback behavior if junction creation also fails, and avoid
overwriting a legacy path that already exists.
- Line 85: Update the move’s catch path around the legacy existence check to
record the move only when `legacy` is a symbolic link resolving to `home`. If it
is not, treat the move as failed and preserve the existing rollback behavior; do
not accept an arbitrary existing path as proof that the compatibility link was
created.
- Line 212: Update the legacy-home database rewrite around `prefix` to normalize
Windows separators for both matching and rewriting, while preserving descendant
suffixes. Update both `worktreePath` filters in the legacy-home path callers to
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Check destination conflicts before stopping host services.
If ~/.paradev contains a name also present in ~/.superset, Line 63 returns "failed" after stopHostServices has terminated the active host service. The conflict persists, so each later startup can terminate that service again without moving the home. Check for conflicts before stopping services, then recheck before the rename. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Check for name conflicts between ~/.paradev and ~/.superset before calling
stopHostServices, and return the existing failure outcome without stopping
services when a conflict exists. Recheck for conflicts immediately before the
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Node.js fs.symlinkSync Windows "junction" target automatically normalized to absolute path; Windows symbolic links privilege required unless Developer Mode, Node.js documentation
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Sources consulted:
- node/doc/api/fs.md at main · nodejs/node · GitHub — https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/doc/api/fs.md?plain=1
- Permissions | nvm-windows Documentation — https://docs.nvm-windows.com/permissions/
- File system | Node.js v14.17.0 Documentation — https://nodejs.org/download/release/v14.17.0/docs/api/fs.html
- fs.symlinkSync requires admin privileges in Windows with type `junction` · Issue #9101 · nodejs/node-v0.x-archive · GitHub — GitHub issue 9101 in nodejs/node-v0.x-archive (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- Windows: fs.realpathSync fails with ENOENT when CWD is an NTFS junction · Issue #935 · can1357/oh-my-pi · GitHub — GitHub issue 935 in can1357/oh-my-pi (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Add a Windows junction fallback for the home migration.
When Windows denies the directory symlink, moveHome can roll back and return "failed" on each startup, leaving the app on ~/.superset. Try a junction with an absolute target before rolling back.
Suggested fix
try {
fs.symlinkSync(path.basename(home), legacy, "dir");
} catch {
- // Something recreated ~/.superset in the gap: keep the move, since the- // data is already in its new home.+ if (!fs.existsSync(legacy) && process.platform === "win32") {+ try {+ fs.symlinkSync(path.resolve(home), legacy, "junction");+ } catch {+ // Keep the rollback if the junction also fails.+ }+ }+ // Keep the move if a link now exists or another process recreated the path.
if (!fs.existsSync(legacy)) {
try {
fs.renameSync(home, legacy);
} catch {}
putBack(legacy, home, carried);
return "failed";
}
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Update the symlink failure handling in moveHome to try creating a Windows
junction using the absolute home path before rolling back. Preserve the existing
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Validate the compatibility link before recording the move.
Concurrent desktop and CLI startups can race while one process moves carried entries. A process that retains legacyHomeDir can recreate that path in the gap before the symlink is created. The catch accepts any existing path, so it can record "moved" even when legacy is a real directory. Older builds and unrevised paths then resolve to that directory, not the moved files.
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} catch {
- // Something recreated ~/.superset in the gap: keep the move, since the- // data is already in its new home.- if (!fs.existsSync(legacy)) {+ let legacyPointsToHome = false;+ try {+ legacyPointsToHome =+ fs.lstatSync(legacy).isSymbolicLink() &&+ fs.realpathSync(legacy) === fs.realpathSync(home);+ } catch {}+ if (!legacyPointsToHome) {+ if (fs.existsSync(legacy)) return "failed";
try {
fs.renameSync(home, legacy);
} catch {}
putBack(legacy, home, carried);
return "failed";
}
}
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts at line 85:
Update the move’s catch path around the legacy existence check to record the
move only when `legacy` is a symbolic link resolving to `home`. If it is not,
treat the move as failed and preserve the existing rollback behavior; do not
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Normalize Windows paths before matching and filtering worktrees.
The home paths use native Windows separators, but the SQL prefix and both caller filters use /. Descendant rows can remain under the legacy path, and the callers can skip Git repair. Normalize separators for the SQL comparison and resolve both paths before each worktree filter. The compatibility symlink may keep old paths usable, but it does not complete the database rewrite.
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Review comment at @packages/agent-setup/src/legacy-home-move.ts at line 212:
Update the legacy-home database rewrite around `prefix` to normalize Windows
separators for both matching and rewriting, while preserving descendant
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Every process that owns the app home (desktop main, host-service, the
CLI) runs one boot step before anything touches it. When it uses the
default home and ~/.superset is still a real directory, it:
- stops the host-services running from ~/.superset (they cache
worktree paths, watch them and write host.db). The pty daemon keeps
running: its socket is keyed by org, so the next host-service adopts
it and open terminals survive;
- carries pdev's files already in ~/.paradev into the old directory,
refusing on a name clash;
- renames ~/.superset to ~/.paradev and leaves a ~/.superset symlink,
which covers older CLI and host-service builds and paths inside
worktrees (venvs, caches) that we cannot rewrite;
- records the move, links Claude Code's session folders under the
worktrees' new paths so /resume and --continue keep their history.
host-service and the desktop then rewrite the absolute paths in host.db
and local.db and run `git worktree repair`, so git and the DB agree.
If a step fails, that run keeps using ~/.superset and the next boot
tries again. The step never runs under a test runner, and the CLI's
tests now load the root preload, which isolates the home.
Nothing else knows the old name: the resolver is SUPERSET_HOME_DIR,
else ~/.paradev. The env var keeps its name because installed agent
hook configs call $SUPERSET_HOME_DIR/hooks/notify.sh. New projects
default to ~/.paradev/projects. pdev owns only ~/.paradev/agent (pdev
0.2.5, bundled in the next commit).
Golden-box cleanup strips both host dirs while boxes roll over.
Also drops a shell-ready-evidence test that wrote into the real home.
pdev 0.2.5 keeps everything in ~/.paradev/agent and leaves the rest of
~/.paradev to the app. Also brings 0.2.3: cloud mode behind
PDEV_REMOTE_* and the router stream retry.
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Stacked on #9157. Moves the app's per-machine home from
~/.supersetto~/.paradevat boot and drops every other mention of~/.supersetfrom the code (Linear SUPER-2985). Also bundles pdev 0.2.5.The boot step (
@superset/agent-setup/legacy-home-move, the only code that still names.superset)Desktop main (
app-environment.ts), host-service (serve.ts) and the CLI (commands/middleware.ts) run it before anything touches the home. When the process uses the default home and~/.supersetis still a real directory, it:~/.superset, by the pid in eachhost/<org>/manifest.json, and only when that pid's command line is a host-service (a manifest outlives a crash or reboot, so its pid may now be another program). They cache worktree paths, watch them and writehost.db. The pty daemon keeps running: its socket is in the temp dir keyed by org, so the next host-service adopts it and open terminals survive;~/.paradev(agent/) into the old directory, refusing on a name clash;~/.supersetto~/.paradevand leaves a~/.supersetsymlink. The symlink covers older CLI and host-service builds and absolute paths inside worktrees (venvs, caches) that we cannot rewrite;legacy-home-move.jsonand links Claude Code's session folders under the worktrees' new paths, so/resumeand--continuekeep their history. Claude keys sessions by real path (measured). This covers every Claude config dir:~/.claude,CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRentries and per-account dirs under home or~/.config, touching only dirs whoseprojects/holds old worktree entries.Then host-service and the desktop rewrite the absolute paths in
host.dbandlocal.db(a no-op once applied) and rungit worktree repair, so git and the DB agree. If a step fails, that run keeps using~/.supersetand the next boot tries again. If two processes race (desktop and CLI), the loser adopts the winner's move; if something recreates~/.supersetbefore the symlink lands, the move is kept. A customSUPERSET_HOME_DIR(dev builds) is left alone, and the step never runs under a test runner.Also
SUPERSET_HOME_DIR, else~/.paradev. The env var keeps its name: installed agent hook configs call$SUPERSET_HOME_DIR/hooks/notify.sh(renaming it is SUPER-2988).~/.paradev/projects. The agent wrappers skip~/.paradev/binas well as~/.superset/binwhen finding the real binary, so terminals opened before the move cannot recurse.~/.paradev/hostand~/.superset/hostwhile boxes roll over.~/.paradev/agentand leaves the rest of~/.paradevto the app. The bump also brings 0.2.3 (cloud mode behindPDEV_REMOTE_*, router stream retry). The pdev asset is uploaded to the sandbox CDN.Verified
tscclean; agent-setup, cli, host-service and desktop suites pass (same onemainfailure as refactor: one resolver for the app home directory (SUPER-2983) #9157).End to end on a scratch
HOMEwith the real code under Electron's Node (better-sqlite3is built for it): a git repo with a worktree under~/.superset, ahost.dbfromcreateDb, a live fake host-service, pdev files and a Claude session folder. After the step: moved, symlink in place, fake host stopped, pdev files kept,host.dbrewritten,git worktree listshows the new path andgit statusworks there, Claude folder linked, second run does nothing.In the dev desktop app, booted with
HOMEpointed at a scratch folder holding a copy of this worktree's dev data as~/.superset, pdev files in~/.paradev/agent, a git worktree under~/.superset/worktrees, a host.db row for it and a Claude session folder (dev URL scheme kept; the pty-daemon socket kept in a scratch run dir so it never met the real daemon):Moved the app home, left~/.superset -> .paradev, opened local.db and all five orgs' host.db under~/.paradev; the host.db row andgit worktree listshowed the new path, the Claude folder was linked, pdev's file was kept;~/.paradev/projects) and a worktree workspace from the composer; the worktree landed in~/.paradev/worktrees/...and its terminal ran there withSUPERSET_HOME_DIR=~/.paradevand~/.paradev/binfirst onPATH;Summary by CodeRabbit
~/.paradevas its default home and migrates existing data from~/.superset, updating saved project and worktree references. A compatibility link is created when possible.~/.paradev.