[BUG] "mov-cli --edit" outputs "sh: 1: nano: not found"

[IceAsteroid]

Describe the bug:
I've set up the env variable export EDITOR=nvim

In order, if in any case, that lower case for it would work, I also set up export editor=nvim, but still no luck.

Expected behavior:
Being able to switch to another editor like vim.

Error:
Good Morning, user.
It's 10:20 AM on a beautiful Thursday!

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• Hint: mov-cli -s anime chuunibyou demo take on me

[DEBUG] (mov_cli) - Config -> {'version': 1, 'player': 'mpv', 'debug': True, 'ui': {'fzf': True}, 'plugins': {'test': 'mov-cli-test'}}
sh: 1: nano: not found

Python 3.12.2 (main, Feb 15 2024, 06:47:30) [GCC 13.2.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

Platform (please complete the following information):

• OS: VoidLinux
• Version: 6.6.21_1

Additional context / possible cause or solution:
Add any other context about the problem here or possible causes and solutions.

Version
4.2.5

[r3tr0ananas]

You need to set the editor inside the config, but you can't edit it because nano is the standard editor and you don't have it.

[r3tr0ananas]

You can also edit the config file, see the Wiki

[THEGOLDENPRO]

Yeah didn't add support for the EDITOR environment variable yet. I will add it soon. 👍

[THEGOLDENPRO]

For now you can do:

{your-editor} ~/.config/mov-cli/config.toml

[IceAsteroid]

Ok, copy that :)

Setting up editor = "nvim" in the config.toml works

[r3tr0ananas]

Is now added with this commit: 3cd9b9c