NousResearch/hermes-agent

disk-cleanup risks deleting managed dependency trees

Cluster 83378 · agent. Data as of

2 open items. Fix attempted, not merged.

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No fix has been merged to main. 1 PR closed without merging; see the attempts below.
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1 issue and 1 PR.

These items concern a bug where the disk-cleanup plugin's category-guessing logic incorrectly treats files inside managed tool-install directories (e.g. node/, lsp/) as disposable, risking silent deletion of npm or language-server installations. The associated fixes aim to restrict auto-deletion to owned ephemeral roots and protect persistent trees.

Open issues1

  • Issue#83378disk-cleanup plugin: guess_category() treats test_*/tmp_* files in tool-install trees (node/, lsp/) as disposable — silent session-end deletion can corrupt npm/pyright installs

Open PRs1

  • PR#88045fix(disk-cleanup): never auto-delete persistent trees; scope cache cleanup to owned ephemeral roots

1 PR closed without merging

From the close comments: other 1

  • #83385 fix(disk-cleanup): protect managed dependency trees · other
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