Did you mean autosuggest somehow broken
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iduuck commented
Help us track down and resolve parity problems faster with this template.
What command did you execute?
staging deployu
What did you expect to happen?
I expected that the "Did you mean" engine, that it tells me: "Did you mean: deploy".
What actually happened?
Some information about your installation
- What's your operating system?
- What's the output of
which development
,which staging
,which production
?
Parity has had multiple installation channels, and it's not uncommon for an
old version to be somewhere else in your path. - If installed via Homebrew, what does
brew list parity
output? - If installed via Rubygems, what's the gem version?
geoffharcourt commented
Thanks for reporting!
The parity-specific commands (deploy
, migrate
, tail
, etc.) aren't going to work with Heroku's autocomplete or did-you-mean correction. deploy
isn't a Heroku command, and their CLI won't recognize it.
For us to handle this, we'd have to implement our own did-you-mean handler, and that seems like a prohibitively expensive undertaking and probably hard to do without requiring new gem dependencies.
If there's a straightforward PR that can fix this I'd be open to the change, but I don't think this is feasible unfortunately.