Preserve pinned/hidden flags on session import

NousResearch/hermes-agent · cluster 130344

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Nothing open on GitHub. Fix merged in #132129. Check it covers your case.

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These issues and fixes address a bug where pinned and hidden flags on sessions are lost during import or adoption, leaving restored sessions vulnerable to pruning. The changes aim to carry those protection flags through session transfer operations.

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  • #132129 Session import keeps pinned, hidden and sweep-archive flags (#130344, salvage #130345)

    merged to main

    files: contributors/emails/[redacted:email], hermes_state_portability.py, tests/hermes_state/test_session_import_keep_flags.py, website/docs/user-guide/sessions.md

3 PRs closed without merging

From the close comments: superseded by another PR 3

  • #130345 fix(state): imported and adopted sessions keep their pinned and hidden flags (salvage #76206) · superseded by another PR → #131161
  • #130470 state: preserve pinned and hidden flags during session import · superseded by another PR → d440c5b, #132129
  • #131161 fix(state): preserve protection flags during session transfers · superseded by another PR → d440c5b, 73217fc, #132129
Closed issues · 1
  • Closed#130344[Bug]: importing or adopting a session drops pinned/hidden; the next startup prune deletes restored pinned sessions
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3 Oct 2026

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