tui: false and --no-tui have stopped working

[ddevz]

Issue

example:

user@ai-aider2:~$ cecli --no-tui
Starting cecli TUI...

same happens when "tui: false" is put in .cecli.conf.yml

this was working in previous versions

Version and model info

cecli v0.95.7

(note: that was hand typed. TUI mode does not appear to allow cut and paste, meaning i cant cut and paste the whole header for the bug report)

I confirmed that it was working in 0.92.1

[OnkV]

I confirm this bug in 0.95.7. It is working in 0.95.6.

[dwash96]

Will be addressed in 0.95.8, the goal was to make sure a missing linear_output and tui setting results in the tui by default, @gopar put in the PR for this

[dwash96]

Oh also, as an aside, hold the shift key and drag with the mouse to copy a large block of text, normal ctrl+c, else "ctrl+p" opens textual's command palette for the appropriate character and line level selections

https://textual.textualize.io/FAQ/#how-can-i-select-and-copy-text-in-a-textual-app

[OnkV]

Oh also, as an aside, hold the shift key and drag with the mouse to copy a large block of text, normal ctrl+c, else "ctrl+p" opens textual's command palette for the appropriate character and line level selections

https://textual.textualize.io/FAQ/#how-can-i-select-and-copy-text-in-a-textual-app

Thank you for these hints!

I'll stay with the shell mode because the TUI doesn't work form me within GNU screen and I want to use Vim mode when writing text. I really hope Cecli's shell mode won't go away eventually.

[dwash96]

Oh also, as an aside, hold the shift key and drag with the mouse to copy a large block of text, normal ctrl+c, else "ctrl+p" opens textual's command palette for the appropriate character and line level selections
https://textual.textualize.io/FAQ/#how-can-i-select-and-copy-text-in-a-textual-app

Thank you for these hints!

I'll stay with the shell mode because the TUI doesn't work form me within GNU screen and I want to use Vim mode when writing text. I really hope Cecli's shell mode won't go away eventually.

It's going to be non-default but I don't plan to remove it since, like you said, some emulators can't support the TUI. For concerns related purely to vim mode/key bindings, the TUI actually has a ctrl+o key binding that just lets you actually open up Vim (if it's your terminal's default editor) and work out your prompt in there before saving it to the window