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When running the auto setup with python 3.11 I get this in the shell:

❯ ai-tdd setup
Tab autocomplete configuration already setup in ~/.config/fish/completions/ai-tdd.ShellType.FISH.
The ~/.ShellType.ZSHrc configuration file does not exist.
The ~/.ShellType.BASHrc configuration file does not exist.

with python 3.10:

❯ ai-tdd setup
Adding tab autocomplete configuration in ~/.config/fish/completions/ai-tdd.fish ...
Restart or create a new shell session for the changes to take effect.
The ~/.bashrc configuration file does not exist.
The ~/.zshrc configuration file does not exist.

I guess the problem is that in 3.11 the automated f string cast changed
and all these lines in the core.py are affected:

Can I help here?

Originally reported in repository-service-tuf/repository-service-tuf-cli#469.

What happened?

When running a CLI program, installed in a virtual environment, when starting a shell session, users get the following error:
pyenv: <cli-program>: command not found

Solution

auto-click-auto will add a check in the shell configuration for whether the program is executable. This will keep shell sessions free from "command not found" errors when the autocompleted program is not installed system-wide.

On a few systems I've tested MacOS/OSX is reporting Darwin:

>>> import platform
>>> platform.system()
'Darwin'

Should be fairly easy to update core.py?

# Check that the program is run on one of the supported Operating Systems
supported_os = ("Linux", "MacOS", "Darwin")

I've hacked this change into my site-packages for auto_click_auto and it does seem to work okay.