Flight Log / tomhrr/cosh #171
Fix set command to handle dotted field specifiers for nested lists — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in tomhrr/cosh on Jun 18, 2025; merged clean in 1.3 h, merged by @tomhrr: +77 −1, 3 files, 0 reviews.
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The task was to fix the set command so it accepts dotted field specifiers for nested lists, matching the get command, which already handles that syntax. The agent changed three files across three commits, adding 77 lines and removing one. The pull request merged clean in 1.29 hours with no changes requested.
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The `set` command was failing to handle dotted field specifiers like "0.1" for nested list structures, while the `get` command worked correctly with the same syntax. ## Problem ```bash $ ((0 0)) 0.1 asdf set 1:19: second set argument must be field specifier ``` The second argument `0.1` is a valid…
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- Jun 18, 2025mergedtomhrr
- Jun 18, 2025closedtomhrr
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