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| asyncio.run(_async_main()) | ||
| except KeyboardInterrupt: | ||
| # Match existing behavior from main.py when interrupted. | ||
| sys.exit(0) No newline at end of file |
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Bug: NoReturn function returns unexpectedly.
The main() function declares return type NoReturn but doesn't exit when asyncio.run(_async_main()) completes successfully. Functions with NoReturn type must never return normally—they should always exit via sys.exit(), raise an exception, or enter an infinite loop. The function needs to call sys.exit(0) after the asyncio.run() call completes.
| try: | ||
| import tomllib # Python 3.11+ | ||
| except ModuleNotFoundError: # pragma: no cover | ||
| import tomli as tomllib # type: ignore[assignment] |
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Bug: Builds unexpectedly require development dependencies.
The build script imports tomli as a fallback for Python 3.10, but tomli isn't in the project's main dependencies—it's only available transitively through dev dependencies like black, mypy, and pytest. This causes the build to fail on Python 3.10 when dev dependencies aren't installed, breaking the CI/CD pipeline and standalone builds.
| Name=LifeLine | ||
| Comment={meta.description} | ||
| Exec={out_dir}/lifeline-web | ||
| Icon={out_dir}/lifeline.png |
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Bug: Hardcoded Paths Invalidate Desktop Entries
The Linux .desktop file hardcodes absolute paths from the build directory in Exec and Icon fields (e.g., Exec={out_dir}/lifeline-web). These paths become invalid when the application is installed elsewhere, preventing the desktop entry from launching the application or displaying its icon correctly.
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Introduces a unified Python build orchestrator with PyInstaller + frontend packaging, new CLI/web entrypoints and paths module, OS wrapper scripts, Make targets, docs, and a GitHub Actions workflow to build and release binaries for Linux/macOS/Windows.
scripts/build.pyorchestrator to build Next.js frontend, PyInstallercli/webbinaries, and assemble OS-specific layouts underbuild/.lifeline/cli.pyandlifeline/web_server.py; centralize paths/frontend detection inlifeline/paths.py.scripts/build_macos.sh,scripts/build_linux.sh,scripts/build_windows.ps1.build-*targets andPYTHONvar; wire to orchestrator.pyproject.toml: switchlifelinetolifeline.cli:main; addlifeline-webscript..github/workflows/build-binaries.ymlto build artifacts for Linux/macOS/Windows on tags and create a GitHub Release with uploaded artifacts.docs/BUILD.mddocumenting the pipeline and usage..kilocodemodeswith atest-engineermode.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit a9a1615. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.