fix: handle missing config file gracefully#5
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- Add DEFAULT_CONFIG constant with sensible defaults - Create default config file when missing instead of crashing - Create parent directories if they don't exist - Inform user when default config is created - Add comprehensive tests for missing and existing config scenarios Closes ApexOpsStudio#2
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Summary
This PR fixes the crash that occurs when
~/.config/task-cli/config.yamlis missing.Changes
DEFAULT_CONFIGconstant with sensible default values matchingconfig.yaml.exampleload_config()to:Acceptance Criteria
Testing
Run tests with:
Closes #2