When gorilla fails to provide a correct answer, as in #62, I want to it to iterate on the error to fix its mistake.
Given the failure from #62.
➜ ~ gorilla how many terminal commands I execute each day on average
🦍 history | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | awk '{ total += $1; count++ } END { print total/count }'
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: division by zero attempted
What I want to see is it catching non-zero exit code, then reasoning a bit what happened, and proposing to run more commands to (finally) resolve the problem (and learn for the future).
<expletive>, looks like the command had failed. Let me try to figure out why it could happen.
1. The division by zero is most likely caused by `count` being 0 in `print total/count` expression
2. The count is zero when `awk` ...
3. This is most likely caused by ...
4. Which is caused by ...
5. Which is caused by `history` not returning expected sequence
I expect `history` to return data in this format.
10090 ldd ocp
10091 ldd `which ocp`
10092 which node
Do you want me to run `history` inspect if it works as expected? (Y/n)
When
gorillafails to provide a correct answer, as in #62, I want to it to iterate on the error to fix its mistake.Given the failure from #62.
What I want to see is it catching non-zero exit code, then reasoning a bit what happened, and proposing to run more commands to (finally) resolve the problem (and learn for the future).