Filter baseline variables from session persistence#17
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RubyGems executable_hooks wrapper creates local variables (title, content, index, skipped_content, start_line) in TOPLEVEL_BINDING. These were being saved to values.json on exit and restored on next launch, polluting the binding. Fix: pass baseline_vars to Serializer.save to exclude pre-existing variables. Only user-defined session variables are persisted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
ruby_executable_hookswrapper createstitle,content,index,skipped_content,start_lineinTOPLEVEL_BINDING. These were saved tovalues.jsonon exit and restored on next launch.baseline_varstoSerializer.save— only user-defined session variables are persisted, pre-existing binding variables are excluded.test/.ruby-claw/values.jsonTest plan
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