There is an issue in the command.py file of the dataroast folder. When calling from_string, the parsed_args variable never gets added to if the args only contains strings. I added the else block, and the function now works appropriately.
Note, the merge command (which the 'if "," in arg:' line is attempting to solve for) still doesn't work properly.
` def from_string(command: str) -> "Command":
parts = command.split()
cmd, raw_args = parts[0], parts[1:]
# Process each argument, converting to appropriate type
parsed_args: list[str | int | list[str]] = ['' for arg in raw_args]
for i, arg in enumerate(raw_args):
try:
if "," in arg:
parsed_args[i] = arg.split(",")
elif arg.isnumeric():
parsed_args[i] = int(arg)
else:
parsed_args[i] = arg
except ValueError:
pass
if not cmd_exists(cmd):
raise ValueError(f"Command {cmd} does not exist.")
return Command(cmd, parsed_args)
`
There is an issue in the command.py file of the dataroast folder. When calling from_string, the parsed_args variable never gets added to if the args only contains strings. I added the else block, and the function now works appropriately.
Note, the merge command (which the 'if "," in arg:' line is attempting to solve for) still doesn't work properly.
` def from_string(command: str) -> "Command":
parts = command.split()
cmd, raw_args = parts[0], parts[1:]
`