fix(windows): make plugin hooks, MCP and the test suite work on Windows - #178
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21 of the 34 failures on a Windows checkout come from the tests, not from
the code they cover. Three separate causes:
* adapters/shared/file-storage.test.ts builds its worker scripts as source
text and interpolates paths straight into string literals. On Windows
every backslash is then an escape sequence, so the import specifier
C:\Users\...\file-storage.ts reaches bun as C:Users...ile-storage.ts and
the worker exits 1 before it runs:
error: Cannot find package 'C:Usersile-storage.ts'
Module paths now go through pathToFileURL(), data paths through
JSON.stringify(). Both produce byte-identical output on POSIX.
* server/path.test.ts and cli/runtime-app.test.ts asserted against
"/"-spelled literals while the resolvers build paths with the platform
separator. The expectations now come from join(), which returns the very
same strings on POSIX.
* server/paths_sh.test.ts compared paths.sh output (/c/Users/... under Git
Bash) against join(homedir(), ...) (C:\Users\...) — the same directory in
two notations. Both sides are normalised to the shell's notation before
comparing; identity on POSIX.
No production code is touched and nothing is skipped on Windows. The 13
remaining failures are real: the bash statusline renders a broken card
there (sprite collapsed to one character, unclosed bubble, missing name).
That is a separate report, and these tests should keep failing until it is
fixed.
Windows 11, bun 1.3.11: 34 failures -> 13. Not yet run on Linux or macOS;
every change above is an identity there, but CI is the confirmation.
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preflight->>winget: Install jq on Windows
preflight->>findGitBash: Locate Git Bash
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buddy-comment.ts writes .last_stop_hook.<sid> once per Stop event, but the prefix is missing from both cleanup lists — TRANSIENT_PREFIXES in server/state.ts and the pattern list in cli/uninstall.ts. Every session leaves one behind for good, and `claude plugin uninstall` walks past them, so the state dir keeps growing with files nothing reads again. Its siblings .last_comment.<sid> and reaction.<sid>.json are both listed, so this looks like an oversight rather than an intent to keep them. Note the sweep in statusline/buddy-status.sh has the same gap: it expires reaction.* and .last_comment.* on reactionTTL and leaves .last_stop_hook.* alone. That one is left out here on purpose — ramarivera#177 is currently rewriting that script, and this fix does not need to collide with it. Signed-off-by: Michelle <michelle.santiago10@gmail.com>
Completes the previous commit. The uninstall lists only run when the plugin is removed; day to day, stale per-session files are cleared by _sweep_expired_reactions in the statusline, which already expires reaction.* and .last_comment.* on reactionTTL but skipped .last_stop_hook.*. The marker is written by the same atomicWriteTimestamp as .last_comment, in epoch seconds, so it gets the identical loop and cutoff. A fresh marker is kept; reactionTTL=0 still disables the sweep entirely. The new loop sits after the .last_comment one and does not touch any line ramarivera#177 changes in this function, so the two should merge cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Michelle <michelle.santiago10@gmail.com>
Two separate reasons a plugin install is inert on Windows.
Hooks: Claude Code substitutes ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} into the command as a
plain string and runs it through bash — Git Bash on Windows. The root is
a Windows path, and unquoted, bash eats its backslashes as escapes:
bash: C:UsersmicheAppDataLocalTempcbwrap/hooks/react.sh:
No such file or directory
Quoting the placeholder, as the Claude Code hooks docs recommend, fixes it
and keeps the existing wrappers — including their fallback to
~/.bun/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin and /usr/local/bin when bun is not on PATH.
It also fixes a POSIX plugin root containing a space, which failed the
same way.
MCP server: stdio servers are spawned directly, with no shell, and
Windows cannot spawn a .sh file on its own, so mcp-launcher.sh died with
CONNECTION_CLOSED. The manifest now uses the same `command: "bun"` shape
the installer already writes to .claude.json. The launcher only ever
checked `command -v bun`, so this loses its install hint but no fallback.
Two manifest tests pin both, and fail against the previous manifests.
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Claude Code runs hook and status line commands through Git Bash on
Windows, falling back to PowerShell when it finds none — and every hook
and the status line this installer registers is a .sh script that cannot
run there. The install used to finish reporting success and leave dead
config behind. It now stops, with the command to fix it:
winget install --id Git.Git
Git for Windows is not installed automatically like jq below: it is a
machine-wide install behind a UAC prompt, which an installer for a
terminal pet should not spring on anyone. CLAUDE_CODE_GIT_BASH_PATH (which
Claude Code itself honours) points at an install in an unusual place, and
CODING_BUDDY_SKIP_BASH_CHECK=1 is there for whoever only wants the MCP
server and /buddy, the two parts that work without bash.
The jq check tried `sudo apt-get || brew` on every platform. Neither
exists on Windows, so it always fell through to the manual hint. Windows
now gets the same auto-install treatment through winget, which ships with
Windows 10 and later.
`bun run doctor` reports the same Git Bash lookup.
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In `@server/paths_sh.test.ts`:
- Line 26: Update posixPath to return the input path unchanged when
process.platform is not "win32"; only perform backslash-to-slash conversion on
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posixPath() rewrote backslashes on every platform. A backslash is a legal character in a POSIX filename, and since both sides of each assertion go through this helper, a path containing one could be corrupted on Linux or macOS while the test still passed. Per CodeRabbit on ramarivera#178. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Michelle <michelle.santiago10@gmail.com>
Still a draft: I'd like a sanity check on the approach, and I can't run the suite on Linux or macOS myself.
The README lists Windows as experimental. This fixes what stops a plugin install from working there, makes the installer say when Windows is missing something, and fixes the test suite's own path handling. It is complementary to #177 (the statusline script itself): no file overlap, and this branch test-merges onto #177 with no conflicts.
Root causes on Windows
On Windows, Claude Code runs hook and status line commands through Git Bash (PowerShell only when Git Bash is absent), and substitutes
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}as a plain string. So.shscripts are fine there — the Claude Code docs even use~/.claude/statusline.shas the Windows example. What breaks is quoting and process spawning:${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}unquoted; Git Bash eats the backslashes ofC:\Users\...C:Users...claude-buddy/hooks/react.sh: No such file or directory.shEFTYPE: inappropriate file type or format→CONNECTION_CLOSEDapt-get/brewCommits
test:the suite's own path handling — 34 failures → 13 on Windows. No production code, no new tests, nothing skipped. Worker scripts generated as source text with Windows paths pasted into string literals (error: Cannot find package 'C:Usersile-storage.ts'), POSIX-spelled literals as expectations, and Git Bash vs Node notation for the same directory. Byte-identical on POSIX.fix:sweep.last_stop_hookmarkers inTRANSIENT_PREFIXESandcli/uninstall.ts— not Windows-specific; one is written per Stop event and nothing removes it.fix(statusline):expire them in the TTL sweep too. The new loop sits after the.last_commentone and touches no line fix(statusline): cut Windows subprocess-spawn overhead ~3.5x #177 changes.fix(plugin):quote the plugin root in hooks, launch MCP through bun —"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}"/hooks/react.sh, as the hooks docs recommend. This keeps the existing wrappers and their fallback to~/.bun/bin,/opt/homebrew/binand/usr/local/bin, and also fixes a POSIX plugin root containing a space. The MCP server moves tocommand: "bun", the shape the installer already writes; the launcher only checkedcommand -v bun, so this drops its install hint but no fallback. Two manifest tests pin both, and fail against the previous manifests.fix(install):require Git Bash on Windows, install jq with winget — without Git Bash every hook and the status line this installer registers is dead config, so the install now stops and printswinget install --id Git.Gitinstead of reporting success. It looks atCLAUDE_CODE_GIT_BASH_PATHfirst, which Claude Code itself honours and sets, then the Git for Windows locations;CODING_BUDDY_SKIP_BASH_CHECK=1is there for whoever only wants the MCP server and/buddy. Git is deliberately not auto-installed — machine-wide install behind a UAC prompt. jq is, through winget, mirroring theapt-get/brewauto-install the POSIX branch already does.bun run doctorreports the same lookup.Validation on Windows 11
Each manifest was exercised the way Claude Code runs it, against a throwaway
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:hooks.json,${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}substituted with the Windows path, run viabash -cspawned from bun. Original: all 6 exit 127 (No such file or directory). This PR: all 6 exit 0, all 6 reach bun through their wrapper, state files written.command+argswith no shell, then the MCP handshake. Original:EFTYPE. This PR:initialize→coding-buddy 0.9.4,tools/list→ 25 tools.~/.bun/bin/bun; a barebuncommand does not. That is why hooks keep the wrappers instead of calling bun directly.install-buddyinto a temp profile: preflight reports Git Bash, and every command it registers insettings.json(forward-slash.shpaths) runs through Git Bash with exit 0.settings.json; withCODING_BUDDY_SKIP_BASH_CHECK=1it warns and completes; with both jq and winget off PATH it fails with the manual command.The 13 remaining failures
One root cause:
iconvis absent from Git for Windows (onlymsys-iconv-2.dllships).dwidth()pipes through it, so every width measurement returns 0 and the correctly assembled card is truncated to one column — 11 of the 12 statusline tests fail on that, the 12th is a 5000 ms timeout. #177 already handles a missingiconv, so I left it alone; they should go green once it lands. The 13th,mcp-launcher.sh: exists, is executable, can't pass on Windows: there is no execute bit.Data point for #177: on this machine
bun test statusline/on the unpatched script gives 20/13, 19/14 and 21/12 across three runs, and a single render takes 3.2-3.7 s. Posted there with the trace.Open questions
bash,jqandiconvare statusline requirements that the README doesn't list. Want a Requirements update here, or a separate issue?Testing
bun teston Windows 11 / bun 1.3.11: 34 failures → 13, all explained abovebun run typecheckclean🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
jqinstallation through WinGet.Bug Fixes
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Fix plugin hooks, MCP server launch, and test suite for Windows
bun server/index.tsdirectly instead ofmcp-launcher.sh, so the server starts on Windows without a shell launcher${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}in double quotes, preventing breakage from spaces or backslashes in the plugin pathfindGitBashresolver in path.ts checksCLAUDE_CODE_GIT_BASH_PATH, Program Files, and per-user LOCALAPPDATA locations; install.ts preflight uses it to block installation when Git Bash is absent and installs missing jq via winget on Windowsfile://URLs for generated worker imports,join()for platform-native path assertions, and aposixPathhelper to normalize Git Bash output, so tests pass on both Windows and POSIX.last_stop_hook.*files as transient and remove themcli/install.tsblocks installation on Windows without Git Bash unlessCODING_BUDDY_SKIP_BASH_CHECKis set; review thefindGitBashcandidate list in server/path.ts to confirm it covers expected install locationsMacroscope summarized cc12f54.