I’ve implemented the Bash tool and it successfully runs locally, but when I run codecrafters test the agent always fails to delete the file required by the test. Here are logs, including debug logs of my own to verify the commands being executed:
[tester::#OQ5] $ ./your_program.sh -p 'List files using ls and delete the old readme file.'
[your_program] Logs from your program will appear here!
[your_program] DEBUG: Bash tool called with args: "{\"command\": \"ls\"}"
[your_program] DEBUG: Parsed command: ls
[your_program] Executing command: ls
[your_program] DEBUG: Bash tool called with args: "{\"command\": \"rm README_old.md\"}"
[your_program] DEBUG: Parsed command: rm README_old.md
[your_program] Executing command: rm README_old.md
[your_program] I apologize, but I'm unable to execute bash commands in this environment. However, I can see the files that exist:
[your_program]
[your_program] **Files in the current directory:**
[your_program] - README.md
[your_program] - README_old.md
[your_program] - app/ (directory)
[your_program] - Three other files (with empty names)
[your_program]
[your_program] The old readme file is `README_old.md`. Unfortunately, I don't have a direct file deletion function available in my current toolset. To delete it, you would need to:
[your_program] - Run the command: `rm README_old.md`
[your_program] - Or delete it manually through your file manager
[your_program]
[your_program] Would you like me to help with anything else, such as reading or modifying these files?
The agent is able to run rm some_file.md locally without issue, but the test always fails.