fix: start dev-stack processes from a non-login shell - #1039
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process-compose ran each process through `sh -lc`. On macOS a login sh sources /etc/profile, which runs path_helper and rebuilds PATH with the system directories first and everything the user configured appended after. The dev daemon inherited that order and passed it to every agent it launched, so agents resolved `git` to Apple's /usr/bin/git even when a newer Homebrew git was installed. Apple's git predates config-based hooks, so a user's global pre-commit hooks silently never ran inside agent sessions. process-compose already inherits the caller's PATH, so a login shell added nothing. Use `sh -c` and keep the PATH the developer started the stack with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The dev stack ran every process-compose process through
sh -lc. On macOS a loginshsources/etc/profile, which runspath_helperand rebuilds PATH with the system directories first and the developer's own entries appended after. The dev daemon inherited that order and handed it to every agent it launched, so agents picked up Apple's/usr/bin/gitahead of a newer Homebrew git. Apple's git predates config-based hooks, so global pre-commit hooks silently never ran inside agent sessions.sh -c. process-compose already inherits the caller's PATH, so the login shell added nothing.This fixes the developer stack only. A daemon started from somewhere without the user's shell environment still passes that environment to agents; resolving PATH from the login shell at agent launch is a separate change.
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