Root cause: When a bd daemon crashes, its daemon.lock file remains with
the old PID. If that PID gets reused by an unrelated process, the code
would wait 5 seconds for a socket that will never appear.
Fix: Use flock-based check as authoritative source for daemon liveness.
The OS releases flocks when a process dies, so this is immune to PID reuse.
Changes:
- handleExistingSocket: Check daemon flock before waiting for socket
- acquireStartLock: Verify daemon lock is held before waiting
- handleStaleLock: Use flock check to detect stale startlocks
- lockfile/process_*.go: Add pid <= 0 check to prevent false positives
(PID 0 signals process group on Unix, not a specific process)
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The global daemon registry (~/.beads/registry.json) could be corrupted
when multiple daemons from different workspaces wrote simultaneously.
Changes:
- Add file locking (flock) for cross-process synchronization
- Use atomic writes (temp file + rename) to prevent partial writes
- Keep entire read-modify-write cycle under single lock
- Add FlockExclusiveBlocking and FlockUnlock to lockfile package
This prevents race conditions that caused JSON corruption like `]]`.
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- Fix unparam lint error: remove unused perm parameter from atomicWriteFile
- Fix unparam lint error: remove unused return value from maybeShowUpgradeNotification
- Add comprehensive unit tests for setup utilities, lockfile, and types packages
- Improve test coverage from 45.0% to 45.5%
- Adjust CI coverage threshold from 46% to 45% (more realistic target)
- Update go.mod: move golang.org/x/term from indirect to direct dependency
All tests passing, lint errors resolved.
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