Using PowerShell inside VSCode on Windows 11 with Python 3.10 and Aider 0.40.5.
aider --test-cmd "npm run check" --test gives
Aider v0.40.5
...
'"npm run check"' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
Presumably you're calling out to shell (cmd, Windows) to execute the command, seems the quoting isn't working as I would expect.
I get the same output if I single or double quote, so it's not PowerShell that I'm calling aider from at fault, but instead how the execution is being constructed I suspect
Expected output would be that aider properly handles invoking a command with arguments on Windows.
I would expect this to work for lint-cmd too, I have not tested it.
I also have not tested using the config file, only command line invocation.
I have not checked the source code, but may do so in the coming days.
Using PowerShell inside VSCode on Windows 11 with Python 3.10 and Aider 0.40.5.
aider --test-cmd "npm run check" --testgivesPresumably you're calling out to shell (cmd, Windows) to execute the command, seems the quoting isn't working as I would expect.
I get the same output if I single or double quote, so it's not PowerShell that I'm calling aider from at fault, but instead how the execution is being constructed I suspect
Expected output would be that aider properly handles invoking a command with arguments on Windows.
I would expect this to work for lint-cmd too, I have not tested it.
I also have not tested using the config file, only command line invocation.
I have not checked the source code, but may do so in the coming days.