feat(v0.5.3): AttachExisting passive reattach helper
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package session
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import (
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"github.com/warrenronsiek/ctask/internal/shell"
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)
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// attacher is the test seam used by AttachExisting. Production code calls
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// shell.AttachSession directly; tests override this variable to capture
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// invocations or simulate failures. Do not run tests that override this
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// variable in parallel — it is a package global.
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var attacher = shell.AttachSession
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// AttachExisting is the passive-reattach path. It is invoked when a tmux
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// session for the workspace already exists and the lease is fresh and local
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// (the original ctask owner is alive and heartbeating).
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//
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// AttachExisting performs no Preflight, writes no lease, captures no
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// manifest, starts no heartbeat, prints no banner, and runs no finalize.
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// It connects the user's terminal to the existing tmux session via
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// shell.AttachSession and returns when the user detaches or the session
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// ends. shell.AttachSession's contract handles failure-mode classification:
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// nil on clean exit, wrapped error on non-zero exit.
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//
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// If the session disappeared between the dispatcher's HasSession check
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// and this call, AttachSession returns an error and the user can retry —
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// the next invocation will hit the owner-create path.
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func AttachExisting(tmuxPath, name string) error {
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return attacher(tmuxPath, name)
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}
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