fix: WSL/Linux compatibility for statusline-command.sh #470
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Resolves statusline errors on WSL/Linux systems: 1. Add cross-platform get_file_mtime() function - Uses OSTYPE detection for stat command format - macOS: stat -f %m - Linux: stat -c %Y 2. Fix TTY detection for non-interactive contexts - Use -t 0 (test stdin is terminal) instead of /dev/tty - Prevents "No such device or address" errors in hooks 3. Add default value for context_max variable - Prevents "integer expression expected" errors - Defaults to 0 when JSON input is empty Tested on WSL2 Ubuntu 24.04 with Warp terminal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes statusline-command.sh to work correctly on WSL/Linux systems. Previously, the statusline displayed "STATUSLINE: Unknown" and "Context 0%" with multiple errors due to macOS-specific commands.
Issues resolved:
jq: command not found- documented as required dependencystat: invalid option -- 'f'- macOS stat syntax incompatible with Linux/dev/tty: No such device or address- TTY device inaccessible in hook contextsinteger expression expected- empty context_max variableChanges
Added cross-platform
get_file_mtime()function$OSTYPEstat -f %mon macOS,stat -c %Yon Linuxstat -f %mcallsFixed TTY detection for non-interactive contexts
/dev/ttyfile access to-t 0(test if stdin is terminal)Added default value for
context_maxvariableTest plan
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Note
jqis required for statusline to function. Consider adding to install documentation or install.ts dependency check.Generated with Claude Code