fix: send_event.py exits 0 on JSON parse error (fixes #30)#40
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Fixes disler#30 When multiple hooks are chained in PreToolUse, the first hook consumes stdin, leaving nothing for send_event.py. The JSON parse error caused sys.exit(1), which Claude Code interprets as a tool failure, blocking ALL Bash operations. Changed to sys.exit(0) to match the stated design principle on line 178: "Always exit with 0 to not block Claude Code operations." Applied to both .claude/hooks/send_event.py and apps/demo-cc-agent/.claude/hooks/send_event.py.
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send_event.pyexits with code 1 on JSON parse error, which blocks ALL Bash operations when hooks are chainedsys.exit(1)tosys.exit(0)to match the stated design principle on line 178: "Always exit with 0 to not block Claude Code operations".claude/hooks/send_event.pyandapps/demo-cc-agent/.claude/hooks/send_event.pyWhen multiple hooks are chained in PreToolUse configuration, the first hook consumes stdin.
send_event.pythen gets empty stdin, triggers ajson.JSONDecodeError, and exits with code 1. Claude Code interprets exit 1 as a hook error but still processes it as a failure signal, causing all subsequent Bash commands to fail.One-line change per file:
sys.exit(1)→sys.exit(0)in the JSON parse error handler.Fixes Bug:
send_event.pyexits with code 1 on JSON parse error, blocking all Bash operations #30