unfreeze

To remove a directory freeze and enable edits, the system checks for a state file at STATE_DIR/freeze-dir.txt and deletes it if present. This action clears the edit restriction boundary, allowing modifications across all directories in the current session.

The freeze boundary in a shell workspace state is an edit restriction mechanism. It limits modifications to a specific directory scope by creating a state file, preventing edits across other directories within the active session.

You need to remove edit restrictions across multiple directories when widening the scope of changes after a freeze event. This is required to fix configurations or edit numerous directories without restarting the current shell session.

No, you do not need to restart the session to unfreeze directories. The process deletes the freeze state file directly, immediately allowing edits across all project directories within the currently active workspace session.

Yes, you can use the unfreeze command to edit multiple project configurations at once. By deleting the freeze boundary file, it permits edits everywhere within the current session, enabling modifications across numerous directories simultaneously.