fix(build): name a Python that cannot start, and never reuse an old record - #6
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…ecord When the interpreter in "python" cannot be started (not found, or the Windows Store stub that exits 9009), stop with a message that names the setting and how to change it, instead of "trace did not finish ... (exit null)". Remove a trace's previous record before running it, so a run that fails to start can no longer pass an old record off as its own (which made declared loops show up as "declared but not found"). Closes #5 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CS2kGo81duzNHgecBAWHe4
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Closes #5
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"python"cannot be started (ENOENT, or the Windows Store stub that exits with 9009 / prints "Python was not found"), the build stops with:trace did not finish: ... (exit null).Not done: skipping
.pytraces and building from the rest. The declared loops that depend on those traces would be reported as "declared but not found" again, which looks like a broken flow rather than a missing interpreter.Checked
test/core.test.js: with a Python that cannot start and a record left from an earlier build, the build throws a message naming the setting, and the old record is gone. It fails onmainand passes here; all 27 tests pass.The VS Code extension copies the CLI when it is packaged, so its users get this with the next extension release.
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