Fix: Windows Python command compatibility for statusline and hooks #118
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- Replace python3 with python in JSON configs on Windows - Add cross-platform Python detection (py/python/python3) - Update E2B sandbox to try multiple Python commands - Follows PEP 397 Python launcher best practices
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Problem
I was trying to use the context-monitor statusline on Windows and it just wouldn't work. After digging into it, I
found that all the downloaded configs use
python3commands, but Windows doesn't havepython3- it only haspython.This affects any statusline or hook that needs to run Python scripts.
Fixes #119
Changes
Added platform-aware Python command detection:
Windows:
py(Windows Python launcher) firstpythonpython3as last resortLinux/Mac:
python3(no change)Modified files:
cli-tool/src/index.jsWhat it does:
python3withpythonin JSON configs on WindowsTesting
Tested on Windows 11 with Python 3.13.5:
pythonandpycommands work