Fix Start9 set-config.sh stdin consumption bug #21
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The set-config.sh scripts were attempting to read from stdin twice: 1. First with `cat` to capture JSON configuration 2. Then again in Python with `json.load(sys.stdin)` This caused the Python script to receive empty input, resulting in "Expecting value: line 1 column 1" JSON parsing errors. Changes: - Export CONFIG_JSON as environment variable - Read JSON from environment in Python using json.loads() - Remove redundant bash grep parsing code - Add quotes to heredoc delimiter to prevent variable expansion This fix applies to both: - start9/set-config.sh (main script) - start9/scripts/set-config.sh (alternate location) Tested with sample configuration and verified .env file generation.
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The set-config.sh scripts were attempting to read from stdin twice:
catto capture JSON configurationjson.load(sys.stdin)This caused the Python script to receive empty input, resulting in "Expecting value: line 1 column 1" JSON parsing errors.
Changes:
This fix applies to both:
Tested with sample configuration and verified .env file generation.