0.9.1

This release includes several new features, optimizations and bug fixes:

• New input option to describe command when executing using --shell.
• New CLI option --describe-shell or -d to generate explanation for commands.
• Configuration parameter to execute shell commands by default.
• Comment lines (a line starting with #) excluded when parsing .sgptrc file.
• Max limit of --temperature was change to 2.
• Hiding API key from tracebacks when sgpt crashes.
• Fixing a bug when typing exit() in REPL mode.

Describe shell commands

When executing a shell command suggestion using --shell the prompt has be changed. There are 3 new options:

sgpt -s "show all txt files in current folder"
# -> ls *.txt
# -> [E]xecute, [D]escribe, [A]bort: d
# -> List all files with .txt extension in current directory
# -> [E]xecute, [D]escribe, [A]bort: e
...

Same logic works in --repl mode:

sgpt -s --repl temp
Entering shell REPL mode, type [e] to execute commands or [d] to describe the commands, press Ctrl+C to exit.
>>> install docker
brew install docker
>>> d
Installs Docker using the Homebrew package manager.
>>> e
...

Added new option --describe-shell or -d. It allows you to generate explanation for shell commands:

sgpt -d "ls -la"
# -> List all files and directories, including hidden files, with permissions and ownership information.

Execute commands by default

New configuration parameter DEFAULT_EXECUTE_SHELL_CMD (false by default), if true will executing commands when calling sgpt --shell if no input was passed (enter). So we don't have to type "y" or "e" to execute command.

sgpt -s "say hi"
# -> echo hi
# -> [E]xecute, [D]escribe, [A]bort: (enter)
hi

Shoutout to all contributors: @chinarjoshi, @konstantin-goldman, @Daeinar, @eitamal, @cosmojg.