{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "git fetch -q && git rebase origin/main 2>&1|tail -1; git log --format=%h -1; journal helper done 4163 \"branch stale-flag\" 2>&1|tail -1; journal work end 137 --how stale-flag 2>&1|tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 4163 reopened is on branch stale-flag ($(git log --format=%h -1), on origin/main 2.268.10); test files run once each: features/auto_update/test.py newer_version_once (the update test) and features/status_bar/test.py paused-agent test, both passed. Where the refusal reads its flag: runner/gate.py refusal() -> paused(call) reads call.row.paused on the agent's row, in the server that answers the hook; nothing but an agent's own engine ever cleared it (the engine takes a Resume input and runs pausing()). So when an environment has no engine to take the resume, or its seat is not 'live' to the resume pass (my still_paused only counted live seats), the mark stays for ever. On transportklok now: ticket-20's row 001 (658a0265...) carries a pause of this update (paused at 14:46) and the marker paused-for-update.json lists every paused session; each second the server re-queues a Resume that no engine of ticket-20 takes. Fixes, three layers so none depends on an engine: (1) the server itself clears the update's pause mark on the rows of EVERY environment (features/auto_update/pausing.py clear_marks) as soon as no upgrade runs, the moment it queues the resume, so the refusal ends even with no engine; the resume line is still queued for the agent's screen; (2) the server sweeps every 30 s for a mark older than ten minutes with no resume kept and clears it; (3) the gate clears an update pause older than ten minutes when a call meets it, so a refused agent's next command is let through at once. Command to clear it by hand right now on transportklok, run by the user in a terminal there (not by an agent, which is refused): journal --env ticket-20 agent update 1 --set paused=0 --set paused_for= . It writes the row straight; the agent's next command goes through. Same for any other ticket: its environment name, and the number of its agent row (journal --env ticket-N agent all lists them). With the patch installed, no command is needed: the mark clears within a second of the update ending.\" 2>&1|tail -1", "parts": ["git fetch -q", "git rebase origin/main 2>&1|tail -1", "git log --format=%h -1", "journal helper done 4163 \"branch stale-flag\" 2>&1|tail -1", "journal work end 137 --how stale-flag 2>&1|tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 4163 reopened is on branch stale-flag ($(git log --format=%h -1), on origin/main 2.268.10); test files run once each: features/auto_update/test.py newer_version_once (the update test) and features/status_bar/test.py paused-agent test, both passed. Where the refusal reads its flag: runner/gate.py refusal() -> paused(call) reads call.row.paused on the agent's row, in the server that answers the hook; nothing but an agent's own engine ever cleared it (the engine takes a Resume input and runs pausing()). So when an environment has no engine to take the resume, or its seat is not 'live' to the resume pass (my still_paused only counted live seats), the mark stays for ever. On transportklok now: ticket-20's row 001 (658a0265...) carries a pause of this update (paused at 14:46) and the marker paused-for-update.json lists every paused session; each second the server re-queues a Resume that no engine of ticket-20 takes. Fixes, three layers so none depends on an engine: (1) the server itself clears the update's pause mark on the rows of EVERY environment (features/auto_update/pausing.py clear_marks) as soon as no upgrade runs, the moment it queues the resume, so the refusal ends even with no engine; the resume line is still queued for the agent's screen; (2) the server sweeps every 30 s for a mark older than ten minutes with no resume kept and clears it; (3) the gate clears an update pause older than ten minutes when a call meets it, so a refused agent's next command is let through at once. Command to clear it by hand right now on transportklok, run by the user in a terminal there (not by an agent, which is refused): journal --env ticket-20 agent update 1 --set paused=0 --set paused_for= . It writes the row straight; the agent's next command goes through. Same for any other ticket: its environment name, and the number of its agent row (journal --env ticket-N agent all lists them). With the patch installed, no command is needed: the mark clears within a second of the update ending.\" 2>&1|tail -1"]}