Fix: Remove reference to non-existent agent module in CLI #962
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jayhack
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Description
This PR fixes an issue where the CLI is trying to import a non-existent module
codegen.cli.commands.agent.main. This was causing errors when users tried to run commands likecodegen initorcodegen update.Changes
agent_commandfromcodegen.cli.commands.agent.mainagent_commandin themain.add_commandsectionTesting
This change should allow users to run basic codegen CLI commands without encountering the
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'codegen.cli.commands.agent'error.Related Issues
This fixes the issue reported in Slack where a user was unable to run
codegen initorcodegen updatedue to this missing module.