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I have a set of stop hook scripts that I use to force Claude to run tests whenever it makes a code change. Since 4.7 dropped, Claude still executes the scripts,
by LatencyKills 6mo ago
I have a set of stop hook scripts that I use to force Claude to run tests whenever it makes a code change. Since 4.7 dropped, Claude still executes the scripts, but will periodically ignore the rules. If I ask why, I get a "I didn't think it was necessary" response.
- DANmode 6mo agoI’d ask for a credit, for that, personally.
- someguyiguess 6mo agoI asked for a credit but they said they didn’t think the credit was necessary
- deleted 6mo ago[deleted]
- jwpapi 6mo agoYou can deterministically force a bash script as a hook.
- LatencyKills 6mo agoThat is exactly what I do. The bash script runs, determines that a code file was changed, and then is supposed to prevent Claude from stopping until the tests are run. Claude is periodically refusing to run those tests. That never happened prior to 4.7.
- jwpapi 6mo agoThat’s crazy, you mind sharing the gist for that part? Ideally with some examples. This would be a new level of troublesome/ruthless (insert correct english word here)
- nikanj 6mo agoEvery day Claude resembles human programmers more and more
- kziad 6mo ago[dead]