feat: First-run support notice and quiet flag#29
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Add a first-run support notice that displays a single time with links to support tiers and community resources. The notice is shown on stderr and controlled via --quiet flag or NEXA_QUIET environment variable. - Add notice.py module with platform-aware config directory handling - Add --quiet flag to nexa run and nexa compare commands - Update documentation and examples - Add tests for notice display logic Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a first-run support notice that displays once when users run any nexa CLI command, with links to support tiers and community resources. The notice can be suppressed via
--quietflag orNEXA_QUIETenvironment variable.Changes
notice.pymodule with platform-aware config directory handling (Windows AppData/roaming, Unix XDG_CONFIG_HOME)--quiet/-qflag tonexa runandnexa comparecommandsNEXA_QUIET=1 nexa run ...Test plan
nexa run examples/ml_da_algo.pyand verify support notice appears on first run--quietflag and verify notice is suppressedNEXA_QUIET=1and verify notice is suppressedmake ci🤖 Generated with Claude Code