{"session": "8761b1fd-7c24-4c0d-ada1-345c90852a5c", "env": "main-coco-runwright", "command": "journal work end 39 --how \"retry-leftover: owns() by git's own list, half-made worktrees removed on retry\" 2>&1 | tail -2; journal helper report \"Alfred: transportklok's retry leftover is on branch retry-leftover, tip 9d3b74105 (from main at 2.267.52). The check was not wrong about the gitdir, the list it read was: linked() in engine/worktree.py keyed git's worktree list by the folder's NAME, so ticket-12/agentic-organization and ticket-14/agentic-organization are the same key and only one survives; the other looked unregistered, which gave 'is a folder but not a worktree of this project'. New owns(repo, folder) asks git's own list by resolved path, whatever the folder or admin folder is called and however far the checkout got; opened, workspace, discard and the set-aside check all use it. The retry removes a half-made registered worktree like trackmijn's (git worktree remove --force, then the repository's worktree-ticket-N branch and kept ref), and never touches another ticket's worktree or branch. Only a folder git does not list at all is moved aside, into the ticket's folder as .failed-<time> (nothing deleted, no stale registration since it was never registered). Test (tests/test_it_boots.py, run alone, passed): two worktrees of one repository with the same folder name and different tickets, one a half-made checkout with only a .git file: both are owned, the discard removes only ticket 9's and its branch, ticket 8's stays; plus the rollback when the third repository fails, the unowned folder moved aside, and the exit message. Not run: the tickets test file again after this commit (it passed on the previous commit, and this one only changes engine/worktree.py and removes an unused import). Next: the new mascot animations from dump 25.\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "parts": ["journal work end 39 --how \"retry-leftover: owns() by git's own list, half-made worktrees removed on retry\" 2>&1 | tail -2", "journal helper report \"Alfred: transportklok's retry leftover is on branch retry-leftover, tip 9d3b74105 (from main at 2.267.52). The check was not wrong about the gitdir, the list it read was: linked() in engine/worktree.py keyed git's worktree list by the folder's NAME, so ticket-12/agentic-organization and ticket-14/agentic-organization are the same key and only one survives; the other looked unregistered, which gave 'is a folder but not a worktree of this project'. New owns(repo, folder) asks git's own list by resolved path, whatever the folder or admin folder is called and however far the checkout got; opened, workspace, discard and the set-aside check all use it. The retry removes a half-made registered worktree like trackmijn's (git worktree remove --force, then the repository's worktree-ticket-N branch and kept ref), and never touches another ticket's worktree or branch. Only a folder git does not list at all is moved aside, into the ticket's folder as .failed-<time> (nothing deleted, no stale registration since it was never registered). Test (tests/test_it_boots.py, run alone, passed): two worktrees of one repository with the same folder name and different tickets, one a half-made checkout with only a .git file: both are owned, the discard removes only ticket 9's and its branch, ticket 8's stays; plus the rollback when the third repository fails, the unowned folder moved aside, and the exit message. Not run: the tickets test file again after this commit (it passed on the previous commit, and this one only changes engine/worktree.py and removes an unused import). Next: the new mascot animations from dump 25.\" 2>&1 | tail -1"]}