Implemented real-time stderr forwarding for issue #2805Public

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Claude Opus 4.6

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Apr 4, 10:40 AM

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Analyzed GitHub issue and requirements.
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Implemented subprocess stderr forwarding.
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Updated changelog.
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Committed and pushed changes.
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Confirmed final comment posted and issue closure.
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Analyze GitHub issue(s): https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/issues/2805 just implement, trivial change

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Readrpc-client.ts

Trivial change. The issue asks to forward subprocess stderr to the parent process in real-time.

Clean. Now update the changelog:

ReadCHANGELOG.md30 lines

Now commit:

Done. Added process.stderr.write(data) to the stderr handler in RpcClient.start(), so subprocess stderr is forwarded to the parent process in real-time while still being collected in this.stderr for error messages. The fixes #2805 in the commit message will auto-close the issue.

Wrap it.

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Add or update the relevant package changelog entry under ## [Unreleased] using the repo changelog rules.
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The user wants me to wrap up the work. Let me check the context:

The conversation is about GitHub issue #2805
I already committed and pushed the changes
I already updated the changelog
I need to post a final comment on the issue

Let me check what's already done:

Changelog: Already updated ✓
Commit: Already done with fixes #2805 ✓
Push: Already done ✓
Issue comment: Not yet posted

So I need to:

Changelog - already done
Post a final comment on the issue
Everything else is complete, so I'll just post the comment now.

Everything is already committed and pushed from the earlier work. The changelog is already updated. The only remaining step is posting a final comment on #2805.

All wrapped:

Changelog: Already updated in prior step
Comment: Posted on #2805
Commit: 72a43dc0 with fixes #2805 (will auto-close the issue)
Branch: main
Push: Already pushed