{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "journal helper done 3991 \"branch test-git-guard 7c3203391\" 2>&1|tail -1; journal work end 116 --how \"test-git-guard 7c3203391\" 2>&1|tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 3991 is committed on branch test-git-guard (7c3203391, cut from origin/main 2.268.2). tests/conftest.py now removes every GIT_ variable from the environment before anything runs, so each test's git works on its own throwaway repository, and records the real repository's core settings (core.bare among them), the branch this checkout stands on and that branch's tip at the start; when the run ends and any of them changed it says so and the run exits as failed. I proved the guard by feeding it a changed state (exit 1) and checked the collection still runs with GIT_DIR set; I did not run the whole suite. Other branches' tips and tracking entries are left out on purpose, since other agents commit to them while a run goes.\" 2>&1|tail -1", "parts": ["journal helper done 3991 \"branch test-git-guard 7c3203391\" 2>&1|tail -1", "journal work end 116 --how \"test-git-guard 7c3203391\" 2>&1|tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 3991 is committed on branch test-git-guard (7c3203391, cut from origin/main 2.268.2). tests/conftest.py now removes every GIT_ variable from the environment before anything runs, so each test's git works on its own throwaway repository, and records the real repository's core settings (core.bare among them), the branch this checkout stands on and that branch's tip at the start; when the run ends and any of them changed it says so and the run exits as failed. I proved the guard by feeding it a changed state (exit 1) and checked the collection still runs with GIT_DIR set; I did not run the whole suite. Other branches' tips and tracking entries are left out on purpose, since other agents commit to them while a run goes.\" 2>&1|tail -1"]}