`show --json` may deviate from `show` about justpath HOT 12 CLOSED

My mistake, my old eyes must be failing me.

My path seems to have a trailing semicolon. I did not think I had that in my path. So it looks like justpath is working as expected. All my issues are now resolved. I think you can close this issue.

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BTW: I am running Windows 10 Pro

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Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19045.3930]

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Thank you for writing back, I have had a similar error in development, that is due to Typer behavior, but it went away.

Does the error show on startup or particular command?

Got an idea to fix, will update soon.

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I think it must be during startup because the failure happens for both justpath --help and justpath commands.

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I think it must be during startup because the failure happens for both justpath --help and justpath commands.

Try updating to pip install justpath==0.0.8 - and see if it works now for you. Hard to say why behavior diverged as Typer version is supposed to be pinned anyways, but I simplified code to exclude the type str | None, it is as simple as str now.

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Or even pip install justpath==0.0.9

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thank you

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Does it work now?

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yes. Something to look at: the JSON output includes the current directory as the last item in the list; the plain output from show does not. The current directory is usually not explicitly included in the windows PATH, but it is assumed by command.com to be the last folder searched. On *nix, we have to use ./file to execute file from the current directory.

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Something to look at: the JSON output includes the current directory as the last item in the list; the plain output from show does not.

This is on Windows, right? justpath show vs justpath show --json? Can't reproduce, also there seems no way a variable changes from json to regular listing.

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If it is linux, can you try and check what it is the output of:

justpath show --json | jq .[-1]
justpath show | tail -1 
justpath raw

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Thank you for giving justpath such close examination and your attention, hope you will like the upcoming features. I'm changing the data model a bit, so the output is becoming a bit more rich (eg another color for duplicate directories).

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