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I really love the idea of ckp. I do rely on aliases and my terminal history a lot to re-run commands which is kind of working but not always.
After installing the ckp I was confronted with a weird error. Turns out I did not follow the setup instructions, in particular, I did not run ckp init.
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that skims the instructions. How about adding a setup validation step that runs on every command and prints a hint if the initialization step is missing.
Current behaviour
ckp add code 'echo hello'
Error: failed to pull remote changes: failed to fetch origin/main: chdir /Users/stefan/.ckp/repo: no such file or directory:
Expected behaviour
ckp add code 'echo hello'
Warning: The ckp storage repository is missing. Please run `ckp init` to complete the setup.
Looking forward to see how this project evolves, great work so far.
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Hi,
I really love the idea of
ckp
. I do rely on aliases and my terminal history a lot to re-run commands which is kind of working but not always.After installing the
ckp
I was confronted with a weird error. Turns out I did not follow the setup instructions, in particular, I did not runckp init
.I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that skims the instructions. How about adding a setup validation step that runs on every command and prints a hint if the initialization step is missing.
Current behaviour
Expected behaviour
Looking forward to see how this project evolves, great work so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: