Summary
The frontier config subcommands have UX issues that make it unclear what's happening:
1. frontier config init gives no feedback
Running frontier config init creates a file at ~/.config/frontier.yaml but prints nothing to stdout. It should confirm the file was created and show the path.
Expected behavior:
Config file created at ~/.config/frontier.yaml
2. frontier config list shows empty {}
After running config init, frontier config list outputs just {} — even though a config file exists. It should either display the config values from the file or indicate that defaults are being used.
Current:
$ frontier config list
{}
Expected: Show the actual config values or a helpful message.
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Summary
The
frontier configsubcommands have UX issues that make it unclear what's happening:1.
frontier config initgives no feedbackRunning
frontier config initcreates a file at~/.config/frontier.yamlbut prints nothing to stdout. It should confirm the file was created and show the path.Expected behavior:
2.
frontier config listshows empty{}After running
config init,frontier config listoutputs just{}— even though a config file exists. It should either display the config values from the file or indicate that defaults are being used.Current:
Expected: Show the actual config values or a helpful message.
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