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chore(claude): allow origin/main delivery worktrees in auto mode - #3147
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autoModeblock toconfig/claude/settings.jsonandconfig/claude/settings.tpl.jsonwithenvironmentandallowarrays using$defaultsto preserve built-in rules. environmentrule declares every git worktree ofshunkakinokisoftware/shunkakinokisoftwareon the host (under~/.t3/worktrees/,~/ghq/github.com/shunkakinokisoftware/shunkakinokisoftware, or scratch) as the same trusted repo.allowrule permits fetchingorigin, creating a detached worktree atorigin/main(includinggit -Cforms and&&chains), then runningbun install --frozen-lockfileormake setupin that worktree — scoped to the delivery checkout, not merges.
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ℹ️ Repository references in tracked settings
The PR records shunkakinokisoftware/shunkakinokisoftware and absolute checkout paths (~/.t3/worktrees/, ~/ghq/...) in tracked settings.json/settings.tpl.json. Per the repo's privacy guidance (AGENTS.md), tracked files should use generic placeholders (org/repo) and avoid checkout paths. named-hosts/andor/README.md already references this org in tracked content, so precedent exists. If this dotfiles repo is public, consider whether the fleet topology leak is acceptable for personal config. No action required — noted for awareness.
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- Line 12: Update the “Delivery Checkout at origin/main” allow description to
remove the claim that setup installs only lockfile-declared dependencies. State
that the explicitly named bun install --frozen-lockfile and make setup
operations may execute repository or dependency setup code, including
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| "Delivery Checkout at origin/main: Fetching `origin` and creating a git worktree of the trusted repo detached at `origin/main` (`git worktree add --detach <dir> origin/main`, including `git -C <repo> ...` forms and `&&` chains of these steps), then running `bun install --frozen-lockfile` or `make setup` in that worktree, so the repository's delivery scripts run from current tooling. This checks out the already-merged default branch and installs only dependencies its lockfile declares; it is not Auto-Mode Bypass. It does not cover other branches or refs, running other code from that worktree, or the merge itself: Merge Without Review still judges any merge run from there." |
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Do not describe the allowed setup commands as dependency-only.
make setup invokes nix-setup, which can manage the Nix daemon through launchctl or systemctl. bun install --frozen-lockfile can also run lifecycle scripts for trusted dependencies. The phrase “other code” can exclude commands outside the named setup allowance, but “installs only dependencies its lockfile declares” does not accurately describe both permitted commands.
Update the allow description to state that these explicitly named setup operations may execute repository and dependency setup code, including system-level Nix daemon management, while keeping other worktree commands and the merge outside the exception.
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Review comment at @config/claude/settings.tpl.json at line 12:
Update the “Delivery Checkout at origin/main” allow description to remove the
claim that setup installs only lockfile-declared dependencies. State that the
explicitly named bun install --frozen-lockfile and make setup operations may
execute repository or dependency setup code, including system-level Nix daemon
management, while preserving the exclusion for other worktree commands and the
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P1: `bun install --frozen-lockfile` is not limited to installing lockfile contents: it runs project lifecycle hooks and trusted dependency install scripts, so a compromised or newly changed `origin/main` can execute arbitrary code during this auto-approved step. Use `bun install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts` here and require explicit approval if delivery needs lifecycle scripts.</violation>
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| "Delivery Checkout at origin/main: Fetching `origin` and creating a git worktree of the trusted repo detached at `origin/main` (`git worktree add --detach <dir> origin/main`, including `git -C <repo> ...` forms and `&&` chains of these steps), then running `bun install --frozen-lockfile` in that worktree, so the repository's delivery scripts run from current tooling. This checks out the already-merged default branch and installs the dependencies its lockfile pins, including their install scripts; it is not Auto-Mode Bypass. It does not cover other branches or refs, other commands in that worktree, or the merge itself: Merge Without Review still judges any merge run from there." |
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P1: bun install --frozen-lockfile is not limited to installing lockfile contents: it runs project lifecycle hooks and trusted dependency install scripts, so a compromised or newly changed origin/main can execute arbitrary code during this auto-approved step. Use bun install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts here and require explicit approval if delivery needs lifecycle scripts.
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<comment>`bun install --frozen-lockfile` is not limited to installing lockfile contents: it runs project lifecycle hooks and trusted dependency install scripts, so a compromised or newly changed `origin/main` can execute arbitrary code during this auto-approved step. Use `bun install --frozen-lockfile --ignore-scripts` here and require explicit approval if delivery needs lifecycle scripts.</comment>
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"allow": [
"$defaults",
- "Delivery Checkout at origin/main: Fetching `origin` and creating a git worktree of the trusted repo detached at `origin/main` (`git worktree add --detach <dir> origin/main`, including `git -C <repo> ...` forms and `&&` chains of these steps), then running `bun install --frozen-lockfile` or `make setup` in that worktree, so the repository's delivery scripts run from current tooling. This checks out the already-merged default branch and installs only dependencies its lockfile declares; it is not Auto-Mode Bypass. It does not cover other branches or refs, running other code from that worktree, or the merge itself: Merge Without Review still judges any merge run from there."
+ "Delivery Checkout at origin/main: Fetching `origin` and creating a git worktree of the trusted repo detached at `origin/main` (`git worktree add --detach <dir> origin/main`, including `git -C <repo> ...` forms and `&&` chains of these steps), then running `bun install --frozen-lockfile` in that worktree, so the repository's delivery scripts run from current tooling. This checks out the already-merged default branch and installs the dependencies its lockfile pins, including their install scripts; it is not Auto-Mode Bypass. It does not cover other branches or refs, other commands in that worktree, or the merge itself: Merge Without Review still judges any merge run from there."
]
},
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Summary
autoModeblock toconfig/claude/settings.jsonand its template.environment: the defaults, plus one entry saying another worktree of the session's repository on the host is the same trusted repo.allow: the defaults, plus "Delivery Checkout at origin/main". This covers fetchingorigin, creating a worktree detached atorigin/main(includinggit -C <repo>forms and&&chains), and runningbun install --frozen-lockfilein it.Why
The classifier denied this compound command as
[Auto-Mode Bypass]while a three-PR stack in the session's repository was being merged:git -C <repo> fetch && git -C <repo> worktree add --detach <dir> origin/main && bun install ...That worktree was where
stack:mergeasked to be rerun after it refused stale tooling. Existing permission allow rules cannot fix this:Bash(git worktree:*)does not match thegit -Cform.Bash(bun:*).The earlier
[Merge Without Review]denial ofbun run gh -- pr merge --autois a classifier category.Bash(gh pr merge:*)never matched it either, since the command ran throughbun run. This PR leaves that category in place. The repository-side fix is thatstack:mergenow points at the host's canonical checkout, which needs no new worktree.Verification
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=<tmp> claude auto-mode configwith the new settings: 22 environment entries (21 defaults + 1) and 18 allow entries (17 defaults + 1), so$defaultsexpands.shellspec spec/llm_update_spec.sh spec/activate_config_spec.sh spec/security_spec.sh: 195 examples, 0 failures.Tracker linkage
Incident: yes
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