chore(git): ignore generated scratch by family, not by instance - #41
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`.claude/worktrees/` was added to 21 repos' .gitignore one at a time, plus 2 .git/info/exclude entries that no other checkout and no reviewer can see. Two repos never got it: solon and ai-ration. Solon then sat in the stranded-work report for five days over an empty directory. That is precisely the case this file's own header describes — scratch that my tooling creates in every repo I touch — and precisely the failure it predicts: "18 diffs, 18 reviews, and a 19th repo that gets missed." One line here covers both stragglers and every repo that does not exist yet. The 21 existing .gitignore lines are left alone; they are redundant now but harmless, and 21 PRs to delete a line each is the churn this avoids. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
FleetCrown rewrites its hooks into .claude/hooks/ on every startup — the files say so themselves. `fleetcrown-capture.sh` was ignored; `fleetcrown-session-end.sh` appeared later and was not, leaving this tree dirty for ten days. A permanently dirty tree is exactly where genuinely stranded work hides, which is the whole premise of the guard two commits up. Match `fleetcrown-*.sh` so the next generated hook is covered before it exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #40 — auto-merge squashed that PR the moment CI went green, before these two commits landed on the branch.
Both are the same shape: a generated-scratch path was ignored one instance at a time, so the next instance went unignored and left a tree permanently dirty. A permanently dirty tree is where genuinely stranded work hides, which is the whole premise of #40.
1. Agent worktrees — 2 repos were missed
.claude/worktrees/was added to 21 repos'.gitignoreindividually, plus 2.git/info/excludeentries (machine-local, so invisible to review and to every other checkout). Two repos never got it: solon and ai-ration. Solon then sat in the stranded-work report for five days over an empty directory.That is exactly the case
.config/git/ignore's own header describes, and exactly the failure it predicts — "18 diffs, 18 reviews, and a 19th repo that gets missed." One line covers both stragglers and every repo that doesn't exist yet.The 21 existing
.gitignorelines are left alone: redundant now, harmless, and 21 PRs to delete one line each is the churn this avoids.2. FleetCrown hooks — the family, not the member
FleetCrown rewrites its hooks into
.claude/hooks/on startup (the files say so themselves).fleetcrown-capture.shwas ignored;fleetcrown-session-end.shappeared later and was not — dirty for ten days. Now matched asfleetcrown-*.sh.Verified
solonandai-rationboth resolve the ignore to.config/git/ignore:23git statusclean in solon and in dotfilestest-stranded-work.sh: 24 passed, 0 failed🤖 Generated with Claude Code