Commit d469b2e

chore(ci): cleanup

1@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
2 .zig-cache/
3 zig-cache/
4 zig-out/
5+zig-pkg/
6 Session*.*vim
7 commit_msg
8 *.sw?

 1@@ -12,9 +12,8 @@ Use spec: https://common-changelog.org/
 2 
 3 ### Changed
 4 
 5-- *BREAKING* `zmx run` when creating session it runs `/bin/bash` instead of `$SHELL`
 6-  - There are just too many edge cases with tracking exit status in other shells which makes
 7-    `zmx run` much less useful for task management.
 8+- *BREAKING* `zmx run` when creating session it runs `bash` instead of `$SHELL`
 9+  - There are just too many edge cases with tracking exit status in other shells which makes `zmx run` much less useful for task management.
10   - This means when using `zmx run` the target shell must have support for `$?` exit code tracking
11 - *BREAKING* `zmx tail` now strips ansi escape codes
12 

 1@@ -15,8 +15,6 @@ WORKDIR /app
 2 
 3 COPY . /app/
 4 
 5-RUN rm ./mise.toml
 6-
 7 RUN zig build
 8 
 9-CMD ["zig", "build", "-Doptimize=ReleaseSafe"]
10+CMD ["zig", "build"]

1@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
2-[tools]
3-zig = "0.15.2"
4-zls = "0.15.1"
5-bats = "1.13.0"
6-
7-[tasks.test_int]
8-run = "bats test/session.bats"

 1@@ -6,13 +6,6 @@ EVENT_TYPE="${PICO_CI_EVENT_TYPE:-manual}"
 2 
 3 echo "running ci event=${EVENT_TYPE} session=${ZMX_SESSION_PREFIX}"
 4 
 5-if ! command -v mise &> /dev/null; then
 6-  echo "ERR: mise is required"
 7-  exit 1
 8-fi
 9-
10-zmx run install bash -c "mise trust && mise install"
11-
12 zmx run build docker build -t zig-zmx .
13 zmx run fmt -d docker run --rm -t zig-zmx:latest zig fmt --check .
14 zmx run test -d docker run --rm -t zig-zmx:latest zig build test

 1@@ -1140,30 +1140,14 @@ const Daemon = struct {
 2 
 3         const cmd = payload;
 4 
 5-        // Prefix the command with environment variables to prevent it from
 6-        // blocking. Commands run in a PTY where stdout looks like a TTY,
 7-        // so programs like git/man/less will open a pager and hang. We set
 8-        // pager-related env vars to force non-interactive behavior:
 9-        //   PAGER=cat       — default pager fallback
10-        //   GIT_PAGER=cat   — git ignores PAGER, uses its own
11-        //   LESS=-F         — auto-exit if content fits (catches edge cases)
12-        //   MANPAGER=cat    — man overrides PAGER with MANPAGER
13-        //   COLORTERM=      — disable color (avoid ANSI in output)
14-        // Plus < /dev/null to prevent programs that read stdin from blocking.
15-        //
16-        // Commands that legitimately need stdin should use `zmx send`
17-        // instead, or pipe data directly: `echo data | zmx run dev cat`.
18-        const cmd_prefix = "PAGER=cat GIT_PAGER=cat LESS=-F MANPAGER=cat COLORTERM= < /dev/null ";
19-
20         // Chain the exit marker with `;` on the same line. `$?` captures the
21         // exit code of the command (not the `;`). The sole exception is when
22-        // the command contains a heredoc (`<<`) — the delimiter must be alone
23+        // the command contains a heredoc (`<<`), the delimiter must be alone
24         // on its line, so the marker goes on the next line instead.
25         const single_line_marker = "; echo ZMX_TASK_COMPLETED:$?\r";
26         const heredoc_marker = "\r\necho ZMX_TASK_COMPLETED:$?\r";
27         const uses_heredoc = std.mem.indexOf(u8, cmd, "<<") != null;
28 
29-        self.queuePtyInput(cmd_prefix);
30         if (cmd.len > 0 and cmd[cmd.len - 1] == '\r') {
31             self.queuePtyInput(cmd[0 .. cmd.len - 1]);
32         } else {
33@@ -1316,6 +1300,10 @@ fn help() !void {
34         \\    zmx run dev git log --oneline          # pager won't block
35         \\    echo "hello" | zmx run dev cat         # piped stdin still works
36         \\
37+        \\    # heredoc
38+        \\    printf "cat << 'EOF'\r\nHello $USER\r\nToday is $(date).\r\nEOF" | zmx run dev
39+        \\
40+        \\    # non-blocking
41         \\    zmx run dev -d sleep 10
42         \\    zmx wait dev
43         \\

 1@@ -352,7 +352,8 @@ pub fn findTaskExitMarker(output: []const u8) ?u8 {
 2 
 3 /// Strip ANSI escape sequences from data, returning only printable characters
 4 /// and essential whitespace (CR, LF, tab, backspace). Uses the ghostty VT
 5-/// parser to correctly handle multi-byte sequences (CSI, OSC, DCS, etc.).n/// The returned slice is owned by the caller and must be freed.
 6+/// parser to correctly handle multi-byte sequences (CSI, OSC, DCS, etc.).
 7+/// The returned slice is owned by the caller and must be freed.
 8 pub fn stripAnsi(alloc: std.mem.Allocator, data: []const u8) ![]const u8 {
 9     var result = std.ArrayList(u8).initCapacity(alloc, data.len) catch unreachable;
10     defer result.deinit(alloc);