Fix: Crash when config file missing#20
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load_config() now creates a sensible default config at ~/.config/task-cli/config.yaml when the file doesn't exist, instead of crashing with FileNotFoundError. Also integrates config loading into main() so it runs on every command invocation. Adds 4 tests covering the missing config scenario. Closes ApexOpsStudio#2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
FileNotFoundErrorcrash when~/.config/task-cli/config.yamldoesn't existload_config()now auto-creates a sensible default config file with parent directoriesmain()so it runs on every commandCloses #2
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task.pyload_config()with graceful fallback, addsDEFAULT_CONFIG,get_config_path()test_task.pyREADME.mdTest plan
pytest test_task.py -v)🤖 Generated with Claude Code