unfreeze

To remove edit restrictions after freezing a directory boundary, you need to clear the persisted freeze state stored in the gstack state directory. This restores full modification permissions across all project directories without terminating your current session.

Yes, you can unlock edit access to all project files without ending your current session. This is achieved by clearing the freeze boundary state from the gstack state directory, which preserves your workflow context while restoring unrestricted modifications.

Clearing a freeze boundary to restore file modifications preserves your existing session state entirely. It unlocks edits across all project directories without restarting your workflow or losing the context of the changes you were previously scoping.

To unfreeze project directories and allow unrestricted edits, you must clear the persisted freeze boundary state stored in the gstack state directory. This removes the edit access restriction and restores full modification permissions across the entire project.

The freeze boundary prevents file modifications outside a specific project area because the /freeze command limits edit access to a defined scope. This restriction is persisted in the gstack state directory to ensure safe, scoped changes during development.

No, you do not need to restart your workflow to modify files outside a frozen edit boundary. You can clear the persisted freeze state in the gstack directory to restore full modification permissions while preserving your current session state.