- Wrapped the cleanup of the temporary directory in a try-finally block to ensure it executes even if an error occurs during the test.
- Added retry logic to the directory removal process to handle potential ENOTEMPTY errors on Windows, enhancing test reliability.
This commit enhances the robustness of the test by ensuring proper cleanup and error handling.
- Enhanced the decodePath and isValidEncodedPath functions to handle legacy Windows format, allowing paths like "C--Users-name-project" to be correctly decoded and validated.
- Updated tests to cover the new legacy format, ensuring proper functionality and validation.
This commit improves compatibility with legacy path formats, enhancing the utility of the path decoder.
- Add getFileSystemProvider() getter to ProjectScanner
- Update SessionParser.parseSessionFile() to pass provider to parseJsonlFile()
- Update SessionParser.parseSubagentFile() to pass provider to parseJsonlFile()
- Update SubagentResolver.parseSubagentFile() to pass provider to parseJsonlFile()
- Update SessionParser test mock to include getFileSystemProvider method
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added notarization team ID configuration for macOS builds.
- Corrected expected output in pathDecoder tests to reflect accurate project name extraction.
- Simplified the CI workflow by consolidating the validate job to run only on Ubuntu.
- Introduced a new test job that runs on both Ubuntu and Windows, including steps for dependency installation and testing.
- Updated the release workflow to directly publish macOS and Windows packages without intermediate artifact uploads.
- Improved the test cleanup process to include a delay and enhanced error handling for file removal on Windows.
- Added notarization configuration for macOS builds to support app distribution.
- Updated CI workflow to run on Ubuntu instead of macOS for improved compatibility.
- Modified test cleanup process to include retry logic for file removal.
- Refactored path handling in tests to use path.join for better cross-platform compatibility.
