fix: use login shell for AI tool detection to respect user PATH#43
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On macOS (and Linux), Electron GUI apps inherit a minimal system PATH and never source the user's shell profile (~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc). This caused `which claude` to fail even when Claude Code was installed in ~/.local/bin and working fine in SubFrame's own terminal. Two concrete fixes: - Absolute paths (e.g. /Users/foo/.local/bin/claude): check file existence and executability via fs.access() instead of running `which`, so a user-provided full path always resolves correctly. - Simple command names (e.g. `claude`): spawn the user's configured login shell with the -l flag, mirroring the same PATH that terminal sessions see. Closes #35 Co-authored-by: Bailey Dixon <Codename-11@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #35
On macOS/Linux, Electron GUI apps inherit a minimal system PATH and never source the user's shell profile. This caused the "Claude Code (not installed)" false positive when the binary lived in a profile-defined path like ~/.local/bin.
Two concrete fixes:
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