--resume hangs silently when disk quota is exceeded (EDQUOT)
Status Closed — not planned
Reported on v2.1.183
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Activity 2 comments · opened Jun 20, 2026 · closed Aug 1, 2026
Environment
- Claude Code version: 2.1.183
- Platform: Linux (OpenShift container, CephFS PVC)
Bug Description
When the filesystem backing ~/.claude is full, --resume hangs indefinitely after selecting a session from the picker. No error message is shown, even with --verbose. The only way to surface the actual error is --resume <id> --print, which outputs:
Failed to resume session: EDQUOT: unknown error, write
Related behaviors when the disk is full:
--resume <id>(without--print): hangs forever, no output--resume(picker): picker works, then hangs after selection--continue: exits silently with no output--verboseadds no additional information to any of the above
New sessions (claude) work fine since they presumably don't need to write as much upfront.
Expected Behavior
A clear error message like "Cannot resume session: disk full (EDQUOT)" instead of hanging or silently exiting.
Steps to Reproduce
- Fill the filesystem where
~/.claudelives to 100% - Run
claude --resumeand pick a session - Observe: hangs indefinitely with no output
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