fix(file_refresh): guard against invalid buffer in TermClose autocmd - #132
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nvim_buf_get_name raises an error when called with a buffer id that has already been deleted by the time TermClose fires. Add an nvim_buf_is_valid check before the name lookup so Neovim exits cleanly without showing the 'Invalid buffer id' Lua callback error. Fixes the error: Lua callback: ...file_refresh.lua:104: Invalid buffer id: N stack traceback: [C]: in function 'nvim_buf_get_name'
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe terminal integration now skips cleanup for invalid buffers during ChangesTerminal behavior updates
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a defensive buffer-validity guard and changes terminal-window reuse behavior; a modified buffer with 'hidden' disabled can still trigger E37 when an existing terminal is reused in the current window. This is a bounded risk that is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and should be covered by a regression test or corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Opens the terminal in the current window instead of always creating a split or float, mirroring plain :terminal behavior.
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In `@lua/claude-code/terminal.lua`:
- Around line 192-197: Update tests for the position == 'current' branch in the
terminal window logic, covering both new and existing terminal buffers and a
modified current buffer. Assert that no split or resize command executes, and
explicitly define the expected behavior when switching to an existing buffer
with hidden unset, including the E37 case for a modified current buffer.
Apply the same fix in `@lua/claude-code/terminal.lua` around lines 192 - 193.
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Preserve modified buffers when reusing the current window.
When existing_bufnr is set and the current buffer is modified while 'hidden' is disabled, :buffer fails with E37. Use :hide buffer or otherwise define the intended behavior, and add regression coverage for new and existing terminal buffers, including a modified current buffer. The test should verify that the expected reuse occurs without unintended split or resize commands.
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In `@lua/claude-code/terminal.lua` around lines 192 - 197, Update tests for the
position == 'current' branch in the terminal window logic, covering both new and
existing terminal buffers and a modified current buffer. Assert that no split or
resize command executes, and explicitly define the expected behavior when
switching to an existing buffer with hidden unset, including the E37 case for a
modified current buffer.
Apply the same fix in `@lua/claude-code/terminal.lua` around lines 192 - 193.
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Problem
When exiting Neovim (or closing a terminal buffer), a
TermCloseautocmd infile_refresh.luacallsnvim_buf_get_name(args.buf)at line 104. By thetime the event fires the buffer may already have been deleted, causing:
Fix
Add a
nvim_buf_is_validguard before the name lookup so the callback exitsearly when the buffer is no longer valid:
This is the same defensive pattern applied to
terminal.luain #106 /commit 1952ba2.
Testing
Reproduced by opening Claude Code inside Neovim, closing the terminal split,
then quitting Neovim — the error no longer appears after this change.
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