fix(install-hooks): merge instead of clobbering other plugins' hooks (0.14.2)#29
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…(0.14.2) install-hooks replaced the entire `hooks` block in settings.json, wiping any co-located third-party hooks (token-pilot, context-mode, …). It now merges: for each event it touches, strips only prior task-journal entries (idempotent) and appends its own, leaving foreign hooks and untouched events intact. Makes re-running install-hooks safe on a multi-plugin setup. Test: install over pre-existing third-party hooks → foreign hooks survive, task-journal added, re-install does not duplicate. fmt/clippy/test green.
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Problem
install-hooksreplaced the entirehooksblock in settings.json — wiping any co-located third-party hooks (token-pilot, context-mode, …). Re-running it on a multi-plugin setup nuked everything else.Fix
It now merges: for each event it touches, it strips only prior task-journal entries (so re-install is idempotent) and appends its own, leaving foreign hooks and untouched events intact.
Test
install_hooks_merges_and_preserves_third_party_hooks: install over pre-existingother-pluginhooks on UserPromptSubmit + SessionStart → the foreign hooks survive, task-journal's nudge + resume get added, and a second install does not duplicate the nudge.cargo fmt --all --checkclean;cargo clippy --workspace --all-targetsclean;cargo test --workspacegreen.🤖 Generated with Claude Code