Copilot should create a ./tmp folder rather than asking permission to use root level /tmp #380
Description
Describe the bug
copilot seems to want to create scripts in /tmp folder and then ask for permission to write/execute things there. This is annoying. It should just create a local ./tmp folder in the directory it already has permissions to use. This means less back and forth with user approval.
Affected version
0.0.339 Commit: 66f4dfe
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Not clear how to reproduce, seems to be general instruction thing, example:
● Now let me understand the actual problem. When compile() is called and there's a
syntax error in the source code itself, Python raises a SyntaxError with the
filename that was passed to compile(). The issue the user is reporting is that
sometimes the filename shows as "<string>" instead of the actual Snakefile path.
Let me create a test to reproduce this:
✗ Create a test Snakefile with syntax error
$ cd /Users/cr/code/snakemake && cat > /tmp/test_snakefile_syntax.smk << 'EOF'
rule all:
input:
"test.txt"
rule test:
output:
"test.txt"
shell:
"echo hello > {output}"
),
EOF
cat /tmp/test_snakefile_syntax.smk
Rejected by you.
Expected behavior
Local ./tmp folder is created/used
Additional context
No response