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Add SessionStart hook installing Swift via swiftly for web sessions - #7
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Installs the swift.org Ubuntu 24.04 system deps, then swiftly and the toolchain pinned by .swift-version, and persists the Swift PATH to CLAUDE_ENV_FILE. Skips entirely when swift is already installed or the session is not remote. Not yet verified end-to-end: download.swift.org is currently blocked by the environment network policy and must be allowlisted first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
Adds a soft-failing mise section after the Swift install: installs mise via mise.run, trusts the repo config, and runs mise install for the pinned swift-format, SwiftLint, and periphery. Lint tooling failure warns loudly but leaves the session able to build and test. Not yet verified end-to-end: mise.run and mise.jdx.dev are blocked by the environment network policy and must be allowlisted first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
mise install cannot run in Claude Code web sessions: the session's GitHub gateway scopes api.github.com to session-attached repos, so mise's release lookups 403 on the tool repos. Install the same pinned versions (parsed from mise.toml) via anonymous public git clones and release-asset downloads instead: SwiftLint as a prebuilt binary, swift-format and periphery built from source. The hook now runs async so the session starts immediately; progress logs to ~/.claude-session-setup.log and ~/.claude-session-setup.done marks completion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
SwiftLint dlopens libsourcekitdInProc.so from the Swift toolchain and locates it via LINUX_SOURCEKIT_LIB_PATH; without it, swiftlint crashes on Linux. Resolve the toolchain lib dir after install and persist the export to the session env file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
Stop compiling swift-format and periphery from source in the SessionStart hook (~15 min of the cold start). SwiftLint stays eager via its prebuilt release binary; swift-format now resolves to the binary bundled with the Swift toolchain via the swiftly shims; the periphery scan is skipped in web sessions by Scripts/lint.sh (CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE guard) since it has no Linux binaries and is not worth building there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR registers a Claude Code session-start hook. The hook installs or reuses only the Swift toolchain and installs missing system packages when required. Remote sessions skip SwiftLint and Periphery while retaining other lint and build checks. Documentation describes this setup. ChangesClaude Code Swift setup
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The session setup can silently select an unpinned Swift toolchain when the required version fails to install, and linting can run from the wrong directory when paths contain spaces or directory changes fail. These bounded correctness issues should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.claude/hooks/session-start.sh:
- Around line 105-110: Add trusted SHA-256 verification to the SwiftLint
download flow in the session-start script: define the expected digest for the
selected swiftlint_version release asset, validate swiftlint.zip before
unzip/install, and abort on mismatch. Keep installation through the verified
archive, or switch to a supported distribution path if the asset cannot be
reliably verified.
In @.claude/settings.json:
- Line 8: Quote the CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR-based hook command in the SessionStart
configuration so paths containing whitespace remain a single shell argument;
update the command value without changing the hook script or surrounding
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The hook now installs only the Swift toolchain. SwiftLint was an 89 MB release-asset download on every cold container, and the LINUX_SOURCEKIT_LIB_PATH lookup existed solely to make that binary usable, so both are gone. swift-format still ships inside the toolchain, so formatting and the header check keep working in web sessions. Scripts/lint.sh now skips SwiftLint when CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE is set, the same way it already skips periphery, so `make lint` stays green in web sessions instead of failing on a missing binary. Run `make lint` locally, where mise supplies the pinned versions, for full coverage. Also: - Quote the hook path in .claude/settings.json so a project directory containing whitespace no longer breaks the SessionStart command. - Only invoke apt when a required package is actually absent, and pass --no-install-recommends. All 18 packages were already in the base image, yet `apt-get update` alone cost ~10s and the install pulled ~20 incidental upgrades. - Drop unzip from the package list; it was only needed for the SwiftLint archive. Removing the unverified SwiftLint download also resolves the CodeRabbit finding about installing that asset without a checksum. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MbfxYJroqogqtp45Zvd5Pn
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94-98: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not replace the pinned toolchain after an install failure.
The repository pin is
6.3.2, but Lines 94-98 silently install and selectlatestwhen the pinned install fails. This violates the pinned-toolchain contract and can hide provisioning failures with a different compiler or formatter version.
.claude/hooks/session-start.sh#L94-L98: return a failure whenswiftly install -ycannot install the pinned version. Uselatestonly when no.swift-versionfile exists.CLAUDE.md#L41-L41: retain the pinned-toolchain statement only after the hook stops falling back tolatest; otherwise document the fallback.Proposed fix
if ! swiftly install -y; then - echo "Pinned toolchain install failed; falling back to latest." >&2- swiftly install -y latest- swiftly use -y latest+ echo "Pinned toolchain install failed." >&2+ return 1 fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Scripts/lint.sh`:
- Line 50: Update the directory change in the lint script to quote PACKAGE_DIR
so paths containing whitespace are handled correctly, and make the script stop
immediately if pushd fails.
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In @.claude/hooks/session-start.sh:
- Around line 94-98: Update .claude/hooks/session-start.sh lines 94-98 so a
failed pinned swiftly install returns failure instead of installing or selecting
latest; allow latest only when no .swift-version file exists. In CLAUDE.md line
41, retain the pinned-toolchain statement after this hook change; no direct
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Quote and check the package-directory change.
pushd $PACKAGE_DIR splits paths containing whitespace. If pushd fails, later lint commands can run from the caller directory. Quote the path and stop the script when the directory change fails.
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[warning] 50-50: Use 'pushd ... || exit' or 'pushd ... || return' in case pushd fails.
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[info] 50-50: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
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In `@Scripts/lint.sh` at line 50, Update the directory change in the lint script
to quote PACKAGE_DIR so paths containing whitespace are handled correctly, and
make the script stop immediately if pushd fails.
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Cloud environments run a setup script once, snapshot the filesystem, and reuse that snapshot for later sessions, which skip the script entirely. SessionStart hooks get no such caching -- they re-run on every session. The toolchain is a ~1 GB download, so installing it from the hook meant paying for it on every cold container. Add Scripts/cloud-setup.sh as the first tier: it is pasted into the environment's Setup script field, and is committed here so the content stays reviewable and versioned even though the platform reads it from that dialog. It cannot assume the repository is checked out, so it resolves the pinned version from .swift-version across the likely checkout paths and falls back to a literal kept in sync with that file. It always exits zero, since a non-zero exit stops the session from starting, and it drops a /etc/profile.d entry so plain login shells resolve swift too. The SessionStart hook stays as the second tier. It is still needed on every session: a snapshot restores files but not environment variables, so PATH has to be re-exported into CLAUDE_ENV_FILE each time, and an environment with no setup script configured still needs the toolchain installed from somewhere. With the snapshot in place its `command -v swift` check short-circuits in ~240ms. Also correct two claims in CLAUDE.md. The lint job in ConfigKeyKit.yml sets no LINT_MODE, so Scripts/lint.sh takes its default branch in CI and SwiftLint runs *without* --strict -- the previous "CI strict-lints with the pin" was wrong. Document the two-tier setup and the download.swift.org allowlist requirement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MbfxYJroqogqtp45Zvd5Pn
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…f mise Replaces the per-session toolchain install with the two-tier approach from brightdigit/ConfigKeyKit#7: Scripts/cloud-setup.sh runs once per cloud environment and is captured in the filesystem snapshot, while the SessionStart hook short-circuits when Swift is already present and re-exports PATH into CLAUDE_ENV_FILE (a snapshot restores files, not environment variables). The hook installs via swiftly against the new .swift-version pin rather than a hardcoded tarball URL. Pins .swift-version to 6.3.2, matching MistDemo-Integration.yml's swift:6.3.2-noble container. The previous 6.1 install could not build the example packages at all, which declare swift-tools-version 6.2. Adds Scripts/OpenAPITools, a standalone manifest pinning the same swift-openapi-generator version as mise.toml. mise resolves `spm:` tools through api.github.com, which cloud sessions cannot reach; SwiftPM resolves this over plain git, which they can. Keeping it in its own manifest means the generator never enters MistKit's dependency graph, preserving the no-build-plugin decision. Verified: regeneration reproduces the committed Sources/MistKitOpenAPI output byte-identically. Gates SwiftLint and periphery in Scripts/lint.sh on CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE, so web sessions run swift-format, the header check and --build-tests instead of failing outright on tooling they cannot install. Refs #295
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…f mise Replaces the per-session toolchain install with the two-tier approach from brightdigit/ConfigKeyKit#7: Scripts/cloud-setup.sh runs once per cloud environment and is captured in the filesystem snapshot, while the SessionStart hook short-circuits when Swift is already present and re-exports PATH into CLAUDE_ENV_FILE (a snapshot restores files, not environment variables). The hook installs via swiftly against the new .swift-version pin rather than a hardcoded tarball URL. Pins .swift-version to 6.3.2, matching MistDemo-Integration.yml's swift:6.3.2-noble container. The previous 6.1 install could not build the example packages at all, which declare swift-tools-version 6.2. Adds Scripts/OpenAPITools, a standalone manifest pinning the same swift-openapi-generator version as mise.toml. mise resolves `spm:` tools through api.github.com, which cloud sessions cannot reach; SwiftPM resolves this over plain git, which they can. Keeping it in its own manifest means the generator never enters MistKit's dependency graph, preserving the no-build-plugin decision. Verified: regeneration reproduces the committed Sources/MistKitOpenAPI output byte-identically. Gates SwiftLint and periphery in Scripts/lint.sh on CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE, so web sessions run swift-format, the header check and --build-tests instead of failing outright on tooling they cannot install. Refs #295
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…f mise Replaces the per-session toolchain install with the two-tier approach from brightdigit/ConfigKeyKit#7: Scripts/cloud-setup.sh runs once per cloud environment and is captured in the filesystem snapshot, while the SessionStart hook short-circuits when Swift is already present and re-exports PATH into CLAUDE_ENV_FILE (a snapshot restores files, not environment variables). The hook installs via swiftly against the new .swift-version pin rather than a hardcoded tarball URL. Pins .swift-version to 6.3.2, matching MistDemo-Integration.yml's swift:6.3.2-noble container. The previous 6.1 install could not build the example packages at all, which declare swift-tools-version 6.2. Adds Scripts/OpenAPITools, a standalone manifest pinning the same swift-openapi-generator version as mise.toml. mise resolves `spm:` tools through api.github.com, which cloud sessions cannot reach; SwiftPM resolves this over plain git, which they can. Keeping it in its own manifest means the generator never enters MistKit's dependency graph, preserving the no-build-plugin decision. Verified: regeneration reproduces the committed Sources/MistKitOpenAPI output byte-identically. Gates SwiftLint and periphery in Scripts/lint.sh on CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE, so web sessions run swift-format, the header check and --build-tests instead of failing outright on tooling they cannot install. Refs #295
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…f mise Replaces the per-session toolchain install with the two-tier approach from brightdigit/ConfigKeyKit#7: Scripts/cloud-setup.sh runs once per cloud environment and is captured in the filesystem snapshot, while the SessionStart hook short-circuits when Swift is already present and re-exports PATH into CLAUDE_ENV_FILE (a snapshot restores files, not environment variables). The hook installs via swiftly against the new .swift-version pin rather than a hardcoded tarball URL. Pins .swift-version to 6.3.2, matching MistDemo-Integration.yml's swift:6.3.2-noble container. The previous 6.1 install could not build the example packages at all, which declare swift-tools-version 6.2. Adds Scripts/OpenAPITools, a standalone manifest pinning the same swift-openapi-generator version as mise.toml. mise resolves `spm:` tools through api.github.com, which cloud sessions cannot reach; SwiftPM resolves this over plain git, which they can. Keeping it in its own manifest means the generator never enters MistKit's dependency graph, preserving the no-build-plugin decision. Verified: regeneration reproduces the committed Sources/MistKitOpenAPI output byte-identically. Gates SwiftLint and periphery in Scripts/lint.sh on CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE, so web sessions run swift-format, the header check and --build-tests instead of failing outright on tooling they cannot install. Refs #295
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Installs the swift.org Ubuntu 24.04 system deps, then swiftly and the
toolchain pinned by .swift-version, and persists the Swift PATH to
CLAUDE_ENV_FILE. Skips entirely when swift is already installed or the
session is not remote.
Not yet verified end-to-end: download.swift.org is currently blocked by
the environment network policy and must be allowlisted first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012gBcWa6xeuaMwdvzSfruns
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