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fix(hooks): strip an empty frontmatter block from the injected ruleset - #265
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The SessionStart hook's pattern required at least one line between the YAML delimiters, so a block with no keys (--- on the first two lines) stayed in the injected ruleset and the reader got the fences. always-on.sh and always-on.ps1 already strip it, so this also restores parity across the runtimes. The OpenCode plugin carries the same pattern and gets the same one-line change.
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Closing this one. The repository has not merged a pull request in the last two weeks, and leaving the PR sitting here indefinitely helps nobody. The branch is untouched — reopen it or say so and I will, whenever the project starts taking changes again. |
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The SessionStart hook's pattern required at least one line between the YAML delimiters, so a block with no keys (--- on the first two lines) stayed in the injected ruleset and the reader got the fences. always-on.sh and always-on.ps1 already strip it, so this also restores parity across the runtimes. The OpenCode plugin carries the same pattern and gets the same one-line change.
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