Cron job workdir leaking into global process state

NousResearch/hermes-agent · cluster 69396

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A bug where cron job workdir configuration is applied via os.chdir() to the entire process, causing it to leak into concurrent gateway sessions. Multiple fix approaches are represented, scoping workdir to subprocesses or isolated sessions instead.

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  • #70989 fix(cron): scope cron job workdir to its own session instead of process-global cwd

    merged to main

    files: cron/scheduler.py, tests/cron/test_scheduler.py, tests/cron/test_script_claim_heartbeat.py

4 PRs closed without merging

From the close comments: merged via another change 2 · closed without comment 1 · done elsewhere 1

  • #69557 fix(gateway): isolate gateway session cwd from concurrent cron job workdir overrides · closed without comment
  • #69813 fix(cron): scope workdir to subprocess instead of os.chdir() global process · done elsewhere → #69396, #70989
  • #70548 fix(cron): scope cron job workdir to own session instead of process-global cwd (#69396) · merged via another change → #70915, #70989
  • #70915 fix(cron): scope cron job workdir to own session instead of process-global cwd (#69396) · merged via another change → #70989, #69396
Closed issues · 1
  • Closed#69396[Bug]: cron job `workdir` is applied as global process cwd and leaks into gateway sessions created during the run
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24 Jul 2026

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