Function executeInBackground

src/utils/hooks.ts:185–266

({
  processId,
  hookId,
  shellCommand,
  asyncResponse,
  hookEvent,
  hookName,
  command,
  asyncRewake,
  pluginId,
}: {
  processId: string
  hookId: string
  shellCommand: ShellCommand
  asyncResponse: AsyncHookJSONOutput
  hookEvent: HookEvent | 'StatusLine' | 'FileSuggestion'
  hookName: string
  command: string
  asyncRewake?: boolean
  pluginId?: string
})

}

function executeInBackground({
  processId,
  hookId,
  shellCommand,
  asyncResponse,
  hookEvent,
  hookName,
  command,
  asyncRewake,
  pluginId,
}: {
  processId: string
  hookId: string
  shellCommand: ShellCommand
  asyncResponse: AsyncHookJSONOutput
  hookEvent: HookEvent | 'StatusLine' | 'FileSuggestion'
  hookName: string
  command: string
  asyncRewake?: boolean
  pluginId?: string
}): boolean {
  if (asyncRewake) {
    // asyncRewake hooks bypass the registry entirely. On completion, if exit
    // code 2 (blocking error), enqueue as a task-notification so it wakes the
    // model via useQueueProcessor (idle) or gets injected mid-query via
    // queued_command attachments (busy).
    //
    // NOTE: We deliberately do NOT call shellCommand.background() here, because
    // it calls taskOutput.spillToDisk() which breaks in-memory stdout/stderr
    // capture (getStderr() returns '' in disk mode). The StreamWrappers stay
    // attached and pipe data into the in-memory TaskOutput buffers. The abort
    // handler already no-ops on 'interrupt' reason (user submitted a new
    // message), so the hook survives new prompts. A hard cancel (Escape) WILL
    // kill the hook via the abort handler, which is the desired behavior.
    void shellCommand.result.then(async result => {
      // result resolves on 'exit', but stdio 'data' events may still be
      // pending. Yield to I/O so the StreamWrapper data handlers drain into
      // TaskOutput before we read it.
      await new Promise(resolve => setImmediate(resolve))
      const stdout = await shellCommand.taskOutput.getStdout()
      const stderr = shellCommand.taskOutput.getStderr()
      shellCommand.cleanup()
      emitHookResponse({
        hookId,
        hookName,
        hookEvent,
        output: stdout + stderr,
        stdout,
        stderr,
        exitCode: result.code,
        outcome: result.code === 0 ? 'success' : 'error',
      })
      if (result.code === 2) {
        enqueuePendingNotification({
          value: wrapInSystemReminder(
            `Stop hook blocking error from command "${hookName}": ${stderr || stdout}`,
          ),
          mode: 'task-notification',