--execute ignores prompt?

[kumraa-1]

It seems like --execute somehow overrides the prompt and doesn't read out OS-Data so it's not very helpful.

r@Nobara-Desktop:~/.config/aichat$ aichat --execute --role shell "update system"
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
> [e]xecute, [d]escribe, [a]bort:  a

r@Nobara-Desktop:~/.config/aichat$ aichat --role shell --execute "update system"
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
> [e]xecute, [d]escribe, [a]bort:  a

r@Nobara-Desktop:~/.config/aichat$ aichat --role shell "update system"
sudo dnf update --refresh

The role shell is basically your default config with a line added to be specific on Fedora 39.

[sigoden]

This is expected behavior.

The --execute has a builtin role __execute__. The builtin role is aware OS and SHELL.

Run following command to inspect the builtin role.

aichat --execute --info

@kumraa-1

[kumraa-1]

Ah I see, the model doesn't seem to know nobara. Thanks for the quick help! Is there a way to override the execute role?

[sigoden]

I will make the override of the built-in role available.

[sigoden]

#331 solved the problem.