Describe the bug
copilot --help specifically states:
# Start a new session with a specific UUID
$ copilot --resume=0cb916db-26aa-40f2-86b5-1ba81b225fd2
Until today, this worked fine. However, it now results in:
Error: No session, task, or name matched '0cb916db-26aa-40f2-86b5-1ba81b225fd2'.
To resume by session or task ID: copilot --resume=<id>
To resume by name: copilot --resume=<name>
To name a new session: copilot --name=<name>
To pick from existing sessions: copilot --resume
This changes behavior and is counter to what exists in the help.
Affected version
GitHub Copilot CLI 1.0.49-6
Steps to reproduce the behavior
- generate a new guid that you don't have a session for.
- Attempt to launch with
copilot --resume <session guid>
Expected behavior
It is expected that copilot will start a new session and use the provided GUID. Instead, it fails and provides an error.
Additional context
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Describe the bug
copilot --helpspecifically states:Until today, this worked fine. However, it now results in:
This changes behavior and is counter to what exists in the help.
Affected version
GitHub Copilot CLI 1.0.49-6
Steps to reproduce the behavior
copilot --resume <session guid>Expected behavior
It is expected that copilot will start a new session and use the provided GUID. Instead, it fails and provides an error.
Additional context
No response