unfreeze

To remove edit restrictions and unfreeze your session, you run the unfreeze command to delete the freeze marker, which enables edits across all directories during your active session.

When you clear the edit freeze boundary, the explicit edit restriction set by the freeze command is deleted, allowing unrestricted exploration and edits across all directories in the current session.

Yes, you can re-freeze directories after unfreezing them, as the process ensures proper session state handling by deleting the freeze marker and permitting a controlled re-freeze later.

Your edits are blocked because an edit freeze boundary is active. You can lift this restriction during your debugging workflow by running the unfreeze command to widen the scope of permitted edits.

No, you do not need any dependencies to lift the edit freeze, as the unfreeze command operates directly on the current session to remove the freeze marker without external requirements.