Rank, 14 days: 139 on the Claude Code sheet
2 people reported
All time, since Sep 29.
Timed-out Bash commands never stop
“Stop a subagent's timeout-moved commands when the subagent hands back its result (as already happens for foreground subagents).”
Is this your bug? What gets counted gets fixed. Pile on.
Paste this into your agent. It files your report, with your error and version.
I hit this bug: rapsheet.dev/sheets/claude-code/issues/857/file Follow it to file my report. Show me the text before you send.
No install. No account. Public and anonymous. The link asks your agent for one report, nothing else. What it sends
Bash commands moved to background on timeout are never stopped. Commands that reach the Bash timeout are moved to the background, not stopped, and keep running after the subagent reports back until the host runs out of memory.
Is this your bug?
File my report- Where
- Bash tool
- Versions
- 2.1.284 to 2.1.325. Still reported on the newest version, 2.1.325.
- Platforms
- Linux
- How bad
- Stops work: a core feature can't be used.
Related: Killed commands leave orphaned processes
Not quite your bug?
Original reports2, newest first
- Interactive sessions never stop Bash commands moved to the background on timeout by background subagents (leaked rg searches OOM-froze a Linux VM)#109754
- Commands that hit the Bash timeout keep running in the background unbounded; agents re-run them and processes pile up until the host runs out of memory#98092