Kanban GC deleting shared scratch workspaces in use
Cluster 126508 · hermes cli. Data as of
1 open item. Fix merged in #130536 on 3 Oct 2026. Check it covers your case.
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- Known?
- Yes. 4 related items grouped here, 1 issue already closed.
- Fix event
- A fix was merged to main in PR #130536. Check it covers your case. No release data is tracked.
- Tracker
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resolved, deciding PR #130536. That is separate from the fix event. - Still open
- 0 issues and 1 PR.
A bug where kanban garbage collection, archiving, or task completion deletes a scratch workspace that is still referenced by another active, non-terminal task. The fixes aim to preserve shared workspace paths across boards before cleanup runs.
Open issues0
Open PRs1
- PR#126617fix(kanban): preserve shared workspaces across boards
Fixes on record
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#130536 fix(kanban): gc, archive and completion keep a workspace another live task still uses (#126508, salvage #126513)
files:
hermes_cli/kanban_db_workspace.py,hermes_cli/kanban_ops.py,tests/hermes_cli/test_kanban_gc_retention.py
1 PR closed without merging
From the close comments: other 1
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#126513 fix(kanban): keep a scratch dir another live task still uses · other →
#130536
Closed issues · 1
- Closed#126508[Bug]: kanban gc / archive / complete delete a scratch workspace still used by a non-terminal task (shared workspace_path)
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- hermes cli
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- #130536
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- 1
- Attempts
- 1 PR closed without merging
- Fix link checked
- 3 Oct 2026