- Fix latest_session_alias_resolves_most_recent_managed_session test:
the test created sessions with 0 messages, which are now filtered out
by the message_count > 0 check in latest_session_excluding(). Updated
the test to call push_user_text() before saving so sessions have
at least one message and are findable by /resume latest.
- Add distinct error message when all sessions are empty (0 messages).
Previously, the same "no managed sessions found" message was returned
whether there were zero sessions or all sessions had 0 messages. Now:
- No sessions at all → "no managed sessions found in {path}. Start
claw to create a session..."
- Sessions exist but all empty → "all sessions are empty (0 messages)
in {path}. This usually means a fresh claw session is running but
no messages have been sent yet. Wait for a response in your other
session, then try --resume latest again."
- Add test for the all-sessions-empty error path.
Addresses reviewer feedback on #3216.
Three improvements to the /resume command:
1. /resume latest now skips the current empty session
When a new session is created on startup (with 0 messages), /resume
latest previously returned that empty session. Now it skips sessions
with message_count == 0 and excludes the current session ID via the
new exclude_id parameter, so it finds the previous session with
actual conversation history.
2. Unified load_session_excluding() replaces load_session_loose()
The previous load_session_loose() only handled cross-workspace
resume for aliases. The new load_session_excluding() combines the
loose workspace validation logic with the exclude_id parameter,
simplifying the call chain and ensuring all resume paths skip the
current empty session when appropriate.
3. All existing session scanning paths (global root + project-local
.claw/sessions/) are already in place from prior commits, and now
the exclude_id filter is applied consistently across both local
and global session scans.
Changes:
- session_control.rs: Add resolve_reference_excluding() that delegates
from resolve_reference(), adding optional exclude_id filtering for
alias references.
- session_control.rs: Add latest_session_excluding() that delegates
from latest_session(), filtering out excluded session IDs and
sessions with 0 messages in both local and global scan paths.
- session_control.rs: Add load_session_excluding() that replaces
load_session_loose(), combining cross-workspace alias handling with
the exclude_id parameter.
- main.rs: Add load_session_reference_excluding() that delegates from
load_session_reference(), using the new store method.
- main.rs: Wire LiveCli::resume_session() to pass the current session
ID as the exclude_id so /resume latest skips the current empty
session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commands like /commit, /pr, /issue, /bughunter, /ultraplan are
interactive-only and NOT resume-safe. Previously the generic
interactive_only error always suggested 'claw --resume SESSION.jsonl
/commit', which would just re-trigger interactive_only.
Fix: check commands::resume_supported_slash_commands() in the
SlashCommand::Ok(Some(cmd)) arm. Resume-safe commands get the full
--resume suggestion; non-resume-safe commands only say 'Start claw'.
Also update two existing unit tests whose assertions checked for the old
'interactive-only' substring (now 'interactive_only:' prefix).
Two new integration tests:
- non_resume_safe_interactive_only_hint_omits_resume_suggestion
- resume_safe_interactive_only_hint_includes_resume_suggestion
572 tests pass, 1 pre-existing worker_boot failure unrelated.
/approve, /yes, /deny, /no (and /y, /n) are valid REPL-only slash
commands. Outside the REPL they were falling through to
format_unknown_direct_slash_command -> error_kind:unknown_slash_command.
Fix: intercept them in the SlashCommand::Unknown arm and emit
interactive_only: prefix so classify_error_kind returns the correct kind.
One new test: approve_deny_outside_repl_emits_interactive_only (covers
/approve, /yes, /deny, /no)
572 tests pass, 1 pre-existing worker_boot failure unrelated.
Single-word all-alpha/dash tokens that don't match any known subcommand
now always emit command_not_found (with or without fuzzy suggestions).
Multi-word cases fall through to CliAction::Prompt (natural language
prompt passthrough like 'claw explain this' must still work). The
multi-word gap is documented as ROADMAP #826 (known limitation).
Tests:
- unknown_subcommand_json_emits_command_not_found (new)
- unknown_subcommand_text_emits_command_not_found_on_stderr (new)
- unknown_subcommand_typo_with_suggestions_json_emits_command_not_found (new)
- multi_word_unknown_subcommand_falls_through_to_prompt_826 (documents gap)
572 tests pass, 1 pre-existing worker_boot failure unrelated.
When looks_like_subcommand_typo fires on a single word with no close
fuzzy matches, the fallthrough reached CliAction::Prompt → provider
startup → misleading missing_credentials error.
Fix: always return Err with command_not_found: prefix from the typo
guard (with or without suggestions). Added command_not_found classifier
arm in classify_error_kind. Unified existing unknown_subcommand kind
under command_not_found in #825.
Three new regression tests in output_format_contract.rs:
- unknown_subcommand_json_emits_command_not_found
- unknown_subcommand_text_emits_command_not_found_on_stderr
- unknown_subcommand_typo_with_suggestions_json_emits_command_not_found
Updated pre-existing unit test assertion (starts_with → contains) and
classifier unit test (unknown_subcommand → command_not_found).
572 tests pass, 1 pre-existing worker_boot failure unrelated.
