avad-unfreeze

To remove an edit freeze and unlock all directories, you need to clear the edit boundary set by a session freeze. This action deletes the state file managing the restriction, restoring full editing privileges across all directories without ending the session.

If edit restrictions persist after deleting the freeze boundary, the session may not have checked the correct state file location. The unfreeze process specifically targets and deletes the state file at the designated state directory to ensure the restriction is fully cleared.

Yes, you can widen your edit scope to multiple directories without ending your current session. By clearing the active edit freeze, you remove directory restrictions and enable batch updates across all directories while the session remains active.

Unfreezing edits does not permanently remove the freeze hook for future session management. The action deletes only the current state file to restore editing privileges, leaving the underlying freeze hook intact and ready for future reversals.

You should clear the edit boundary instead of starting a new session when collaborative work resumes after a freeze or when implementing batch updates. This allows you to widen the editable scope on the fly without losing your current session context.