`install` configured EVERY detected client. Someone who wanted Claude and Codex
had to revert the OpenCode and Cursor integrations by hand — and the next
`install`/`update` silently recreated them, so the choice could not be made to
stick. Reported by @PsyTech-Rob.
`--clients=claude,codex` restricts it. Omitting the flag keeps today's
behaviour, so nothing changes for anyone not asking for this.
The vocabulary is what makes the flag usable rather than decorative. 26 clients
ship here, several with tokens nobody would guess — factory-droid, mistral-vibe,
copilot-cli, kilocode. So:
- `install --clients` prints every token with its display name and an example;
- an unknown token FAILS and prints that same list. Silently treating a typo as
"that client was not detected" would configure nothing and report success,
which is the failure mode this project keeps having to fix;
- validation runs before anything is written, so a typo cannot strand a
half-configured install.
The test pins the whole table rather than a sample: every token must resolve, so
a client added to detection but forgotten in the selector's list is caught here
instead of by a user who cannot select it.
Per the maintainer's decision `install` keeps its name — splitting it into a
separate `setup` command (#1566) stays a deliberate future decision rather than
something folded into a fix batch.
Signed-off-by: Martin Vogel <martin.vogel.tech@gmail.com>
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