unfreeze

To remove a directory edit restriction, you need to clear the stored freeze boundary. This deletes the state file locking your workspace, enabling edits across all directories again.

A freeze boundary is a temporary edit restriction applied to a project workspace. It stores a state file that limits editing scope until explicitly cleared to resume broad editing rights.

To resume broad directory edits after a temporary lock, run the unfreeze command. It checks for the state file, deletes it if present, and restores full edit access across all directories.

Yes, you can widen your editing scope by running a shell-based command that checks for the freeze boundary state file. It automatically deletes the file if present and informs you of the outcome.

If no freeze boundary is active, the shell-based check finds no state file to delete. The command simply informs you of the outcome without making changes to your workspace.