Live evidence that a lease says who - #413
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A real chain run held a scratch workspace while `lease` and `lease release` were asked about it, and again after it ended. Records 5.4 of a-lease-says-who: the lease file the run itself wrote, both outputs, and the exit codes — 0 answering who holds it, 1 refusing to clear a live holder, 0 once nothing held it. The unit tests drive the reader with written files. This is the first run to show that the identity a chain records is the identity the command reports, and the same conflict message a second run is refused with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Task 5.4 of
a-lease-says-who, the one item that could not be closedfrom a written file: only a real run shows that the identity a chain
records is the identity the command reports.
A chain run of a throwaway change in a scratch workspace whose
user.emailis set, driven byopenspec-ui-cli runbuilt from thischange:
apply->verify->archive, exit 0.While it held the workspace:
.openspec-ui/workspace.lease.jsonwas written by the run itself andcarries
"hostKind": "cli", its pid, and the git identity.leasenamed that identity and exited 0;--format jsonreturned thereader's own shape and exited 0.
lease releaserefused it and exited 1, naming stopping the processas the remedy; the lease file was still there afterwards.
openspec-ui-cli runwas refused with exit 2 and a message naming thesame git author.
After the run ended: the lease file was gone,
leaseprinted "Nothingholds this workspace." (exit 0) and
lease releaseprinted "Nothingheld this workspace." (exit 0, the
already-freeoutcome).Documentation only — the lease file, both outputs and the exit codes are
recorded in
tasks.md. No source changes, so no changeset.openspec validate --strict --changes: 1 passed, 0 failed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code