donegate

{
  "name": "donegate",
  "version": "0.1.32",
  "description": "v0.1.30 integrates this line with the remote's: the session-scoped skip now carries a third state. Session-scoping fixed WHOSE token is consumed; it did not fix WHEN. A Stop is adjudicated by four independent gate processes, so a token honoured by one that allows was burned even when another blocked the same stop — the stop never happened and the one-shot escape had been spent on nothing, which is standing pressure toward a permanent bypass (CLAUDE.md 5). `consume_session_skip` now takes `stop_hook_active` and parks an honoured token as `<id>.skip.honoured`: it is re-honoured while a re-entry after a block is in flight, and deleted the first time a chain actually ends. A rename failure that can neither bound nor clear the token is resolved to NOT honouring it. v0.1.28: the shared project-root `.donegate-skip` marker is gone. The operator escape is now `donegate skip --reason \"...\"`, which is scoped to the issuing session (CLAUDE.md 5 forbids a shared one-shot file under parallel sessions, since whichever session stops next consumes it), requires a non-empty reason, and appends both the issue and the consumption to the gate log so a bypass cannot happen unrecorded. v0.1.21: re-blesses the verdict compile-fail trybuild golden stderr again — CI's `dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable` installs rustc without the `rust-src` component, which omits the multi-line snippet in `note: the method ... exists on the type ...` diagnostics; a local toolchain with `rust-src` installed renders the longer form and silently re-diverges the golden. Reproduced by installing a `--profile minimal` (no rust-src) toolchain matching CI exactly. No contract change. v0.1.20: re-blesses the verdict compile-fail trybuild golden stderr (rustc note-formatting drift only, no contract change). Completion-verification gate for Claude Code: on Stop, run your acceptance commands as subprocesses and block the stop until every required check is green, feeding failures back for an auto-fix loop. Subscription-native (one hook + bundled Rust binary, no API key).",
  "author": {
    "name": "yukineko"
  },
  "keywords": [
    "hooks",
    "verification",
    "tests",
    "ci",
    "rust"
  ]
}