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Session cleanup now tracks which machine a process belongs to, so container ids stop colliding.
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What
Each registered session now records which machine and process namespace its process id belongs to, and the sweep that clears out dead sessions skips any entry recorded elsewhere. Previously a process id from another container could match a live local process and be misread.
Details
- On Linux and WSL the identifier is derived from
/etc/machine-idplus/proc/self/ns/pid; other platforms use a fixed value. - Both the session key files and the pid files are checked this way.
- Windows container environments skip the registry sweep entirely, detected by
CONTAINER_SANDBOX_MOUNT_POINTbeing set orUSERNAMEbeingContainerAdministratororContainerUser.
Evidence
pidDomain: await Yo(),
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.