v0.3.2

Found by running pots init from npm on a fresh Ubuntu server without a desktop, from the first command to a reply in Slack.

Fixed

• Sign in with ChatGPT works. It stopped with "requires a device ID (UUID)". pots init now passes pi's own ID for this installation, as the pi command line does, and keeps it in pi's settings.
• A sign-in that finishes in the browser no longer leaves "paste the redirect URL" waiting in the terminal, in the way of the next question.
• The bots keep running after you log out of SSH. Where Linux does not let a user turn on lingering, pots init now does it with sudo (without a password), and otherwise says the command to run.
• pots init --model checks that pi can use the model, and tries it, before it makes the bot. It used to make a bot that failed on its first wake when the model had no login or key, did not answer with that login, or its name was wrong.
• No SQLite warning in the middle of the first question on Node releases that still call node:sqlite experimental, such as 24.13.

Changed

• pots init tries the model you choose before it makes the bot. A login does not unlock every model of its provider: a ChatGPT account cannot use every OpenAI model. When the model does not answer, init says why and asks again. After a sign-in, pi's default model for the provider comes first, marked "(recommended)", when it answers with that login.

What's Changed

• pots init on a fresh server: ChatGPT sign-in, withdrawn prompts, recommended model, lingering by @Crokily in #7
• pots init --model checks that pi can use the model by @Crokily in #8

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2