Detection order is now SHARED_VAULT_DIR, then $PWD, then $PWD/Areas/DevOps (the nested shared subrepo inside the personal vault). Bump to 0.1.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# shared-vault-sync
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Pulls a clean shared vault at `SessionStart` without blocking Claude Code or Codex when the network is unavailable.
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Target detection, in order:
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1. `SHARED_VAULT_DIR` — explicit override (e.g. the `devops-shared-vault` clone path).
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2. `$PWD` — when the session starts inside the shared vault itself.
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3. `$PWD/Areas/DevOps` — the nested shared subrepo inside the personal vault.
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A directory is treated as the shared vault only if its `AGENTS.md` contains the marker `This is the shared persistent vault` and it is inside a git work tree.
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The hook skips a dirty worktree and uses `git pull --ff-only`; it never rebases, merges, or pushes.
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## Install
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Install `shared-vault-sync` from the `infra-plugins` marketplace, then open a new session to activate its `SessionStart` hook.
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## Recommended push automation
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Keep pushes commit-driven. A scheduled local job may run `git fetch` and `git push` only when the vault is clean and the local branch is ahead; it must never rebase, force-push, or resolve conflicts. Let this hook handle the next safe pull after a rejected push.
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