- Actions Taken:
- Investigated and fixed a crash in the
gemini-cli submodule’s
shellExecutionService.ts.
- The crash was caused by calling an undefined
onOutputEvent function. The
fix involved adding a check to ensure the function exists before calling it.
- Went through a lengthy debugging process to fix the
gemini-cli submodule’s
build, which was failing due to outdated types and a broken state.
- The debugging process involved:
- Reverting local changes.
- Reinstalling dependencies with
npm ci.
- Resetting the submodule to the latest commit.
- A fresh install of dependencies after deleting
node_modules and
package-lock.json.
- Finally, fixing the build errors by updating the code to match the new
types.
- Friction/Success Points:
- The
gemini-cli submodule was in a very broken state, which made the
debugging process difficult and time-consuming.
- The final solution involved a combination of git commands, dependency
management, and code changes.
- Lessons Learned:
- When a submodule is in a broken state, it’s often necessary to take a
multi-pronged approach to fixing it.
- It’s important to be systematic when debugging, and to try different
solutions until the problem is resolved.