Fix Codex global RTK reference path on macOS#1002
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Fix Codex global RTK reference path on macOS#1002jiemojiemo wants to merge 1 commit intortk-ai:developfrom
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Thx mate , wanted to do it this weekend but u are so reactive ❤️ |
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Summary
This PR fixes a Codex global init issue on macOS where
rtk init -g --codexwrote@RTK.mdinto~/.codex/AGENTS.md, but Codex resolved that reference relative to the current project instead of~/.codex. As a result, Codex could fail to find the globalRTK.mdwhen opened in another repository.What changed
~/.codex/RTK.mdpath into~/.codex/AGENTS.md@RTK.mdreference@RTK.mdreferences to the new absolute-path formatTests
Added and updated unit tests covering:
AGENTS.md@RTK.mdreference to an absolute pathValidated with:
Why this matters
Codex global instructions should remain valid no matter which project is opened. Writing an absolute path for global Codex setup makes the configuration stable across repositories, while preserving the existing local-project workflow.