rtk rg command fails — ripgrep not supported or not forwarded correctly (codex)
Description
When attempting to use rtk rg, the command fails instead of executing ripgrep as expected.
It appears that rtk does not properly support or forward rg (ripgrep) commands in this environment, forcing users to fall back to standard rg directly.
Steps to Reproduce
1. Run:
rtk rg --files src/folder
2. Observe failure / unsupported command behavior.
3. Run the equivalent command directly:
rg --files src/folder
Observe that the standard ripgrep command works correctly.
Expected Behavior
rtk rg should:
• Either correctly proxy to ripgrep
• Or clearly document that rg is not supported
• Or provide an equivalent built-in search mechanism
Actual Behavior
• rtk rg does not work.
• Users must bypass rtk and use rg directly.
Environment
• OS: [e.g., macOS / Linux — fill in]
• rtk version: [run rtk --version]
• ripgrep version: [run rg --version]
rtk rg command fails — ripgrep not supported or not forwarded correctly (codex)
Description
When attempting to use rtk rg, the command fails instead of executing ripgrep as expected.
It appears that rtk does not properly support or forward rg (ripgrep) commands in this environment, forcing users to fall back to standard rg directly.
Steps to Reproduce
1. Run:
rtk rg --files src/folder
2. Observe failure / unsupported command behavior.
3. Run the equivalent command directly:
rg --files src/folder
Observe that the standard ripgrep command works correctly.
Expected Behavior
rtk rg should:
• Either correctly proxy to ripgrep
• Or clearly document that rg is not supported
• Or provide an equivalent built-in search mechanism
Actual Behavior
• rtk rg does not work.
• Users must bypass rtk and use rg directly.
Environment
• OS: [e.g., macOS / Linux — fill in]
• rtk version: [run rtk --version]
• ripgrep version: [run rg --version]