Better handling for Cursor by verifying stdin

[jainankit]

The crash was caused by bubbletea's cancelreader trying to read from stdin when it wasn't a proper TTY. The original code only checked if stdout was a TTY, but in Cursor IDE's integrated terminal, stdout may appear as a TTY while stdin is not properly configured.

Now when either stdin or stdout is not a TTY, the program disables input handling with tea.WithInput(nil), preventing the nil pointer dereference in the cancelreader.

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  • 🔒 internal/utils/uiutils/tea.go

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the terminal detection logic for BubbleTea applications to ensure more robust behavior in various execution contexts. By extending the check to include standard input, the system can more accurately identify when it's operating in a non-interactive environment, leading to better resource management and preventing unintended input handling.

Highlights

• Improved Terminal Detection for BubbleTea: The RunBubbleTea function now checks both os.Stdin and os.Stdout to determine if the application is running in an interactive terminal. Previously, only os.Stdout was checked.
• Enhanced Non-Interactive Handling: By verifying stdin in addition to stdout, BubbleTea applications will more reliably disable input when executed in non-interactive environments (e.g., when piped or redirected), preventing potential issues.

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Code Review

This pull request improves the handling of non-interactive sessions for the UI by adding a check to determine if stdin is a terminal. This is in addition to the existing check for stdout. This change prevents the application from hanging when used in a pipeline or other non-interactive environments. The implementation is correct and improves the overall robustness of the tool. I have no further suggestions.