grove hold

Re-register this context's detached ports and hostnames with a daemon that has forgotten them, after a restart, a crash, or a reboot.

grove hold

A restarted daemon knows nothing, since leases live in its memory. The ports themselves are derived from the context, so a stack that is still running is still on the right ones, but its hostname has nowhere to route until something says the context exists. This is that something.

Attached ports are not restored, because they belong to a command that has to be running for the port to mean anything.

grove restart runs this for you in every worktree that held a detached lease. Run it yourself after a crash, a reboot, or a grove stop followed by a grove start later. It reads the project again rather than remembering anything, which is what makes it safe for a worktree this process was never in.

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