#🔒 AM getting an error am not totally sure why

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hoary caveBOT
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@sly perch

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sly perch
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what lol

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i can't attach files nice

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the error log is at the end

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So here is some context
am very confused because am not using any asynic
the block that is causing the error is the keybinding 'n'

craggy anchor
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prompt toolkit uses asyncio under the hood, particularly with the prompt() function. You're getting this error essentially because you're calling the bindings with prompt("", key_bindings=bindings), so when you call it again from within the n binding the error occurs.

you can swap out the prompt line within the 'n' binding with this and it should fix the issue.

        # Use prompt_toolkit's handler instead of prompt
        new_name = event.app.current_buffer.text  # Get current buffer text (user input)
        task_name = new_name.rstrip()  # Remove trailing newline
sly perch
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it solved the rror

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but when i hit enter it exit the program

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lol

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can i not call prompt with bindings at all ? @craggy anchor

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Also i have a question mr Ryan is there a library like prompt-toolkit that is interactive cli not tui ?

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task_name = prompt(">", in_thread=True)

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did work too

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I have a major issue with threading i didn't handle it properly

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@craggy anchor thank you so much!

hoary caveBOT
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