Found while stress testing the CLI on Windows (v0.9.0). Low priority / docs nit.
What happens
On Windows, passing a very large --issue string inline fails before Node even starts, with a cryptic OS error:
node : Program 'node.exe' failed to run: The filename or extension is too long
Reproduced with a ~100 KB --issue. This is the Windows CreateProcess command-line limit (~32 KB), not a FixMap bug - but nothing in the CLI output or docs points Windows users at the escape hatch.
Suggestion
- Document on the get-started / docs page (and in
--help for --issue): for long task text, use fixmap plan --issue-file task.md or pipe it via fixmap plan --issue -.
- Optionally, if argv parsing ever fails at startup on win32 with ERROR_FILENAME_EXCED_RANGE-style symptoms, print a hint pointing to
--issue-file / stdin.
FixMap already handles large issue text fine once it gets it: a 5 MB --issue-file planned successfully in ~10s.
Found while stress testing the CLI on Windows (v0.9.0). Low priority / docs nit.
What happens
On Windows, passing a very large
--issuestring inline fails before Node even starts, with a cryptic OS error:Reproduced with a ~100 KB
--issue. This is the Windows CreateProcess command-line limit (~32 KB), not a FixMap bug - but nothing in the CLI output or docs points Windows users at the escape hatch.Suggestion
--helpfor--issue): for long task text, usefixmap plan --issue-file task.mdor pipe it viafixmap plan --issue -.--issue-file/ stdin.FixMap already handles large issue text fine once it gets it: a 5 MB
--issue-fileplanned successfully in ~10s.