Invoke session finalize hooks on expiry flush#13756
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I have tested this solution locally. The session finalize hooks now fire correctly upon expiry flush. This ensures that when sessions expire or are flushed, the appropriate cleanup hooks fire correctly, preventing resource leaks and ensuring data consistency. The fix is stable and ready for merge.\n\nTested and confirmed. ✅ |
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Merged via #15132 — your commit was cherry-picked onto current main with authorship preserved in Thanks for the clean, focused fix. |
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on_session_finalizeplugin hook after successful expiry-driven memory flushesWhy
DIM memory automation relies on session finalization side effects after idle expiry. Without this hook, Hermes flushes provider memory but does not trigger the profile-local capture path.