This happens when no third party app is available to be uninstalled; this triggers an `unbound variable` on the app_data_tuple causing the utility to fail.
This is caused mostly because the bash version is 3.2 on MacOS; it seems that since Bash 4 this unbound_variable is set to 0 and would have not went to that error.
Added an alternative value in case of error of 0 for this topic. This should handle this corner case
Detect and remove leftover LaunchDaemons, LaunchAgents, and
PrivilegedHelperTools from uninstalled apps like Sogou Input,
ClashX, ClashMac, and Nektony App Cleaner.
- Speed up spinner animation from 100ms to 50ms for smoother visuals
- Fix spinner flicker by deferring stop until output is ready
- Remove unnecessary 'Preparing...' spinner at section start
- Hide whitelist-protected items from output (Trash, Finder metadata)
- Add spinner feedback for system diagnostic log cleanup
- Remove redundant stop_section_spinner calls in cleanup modules
The cleanup process now feels significantly faster and more polished,
with continuous visual feedback and no jarring gaps between operations.
- Implemented progress percentage display (e.g., `(45%)`) in `cmd/analyze` to show scanning status based on cached total files.
- Kept the UI clean by avoiding a full progress bar.
- fix: formatting improvements in `bin/touchid.sh`.
- Use temporary files (*.new) during installation process
- Perform atomic 'mv -f' operation to replace binaries
- Prevent partial updates if process is interrupted/fails
- Fixes critical issue where failed update deleted existing app
- Add classify_cleanup_risk() for risk level classification (LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH)
- Enhance safe_clean() with operation details and risk info
- Show item counts and file lists in debug mode
- Support for lib/clean/user.sh debug enhancements
- Part of GitHub issue #242 implementation
This commit introduces a new `completion` command that provides shell
completion for bash, zsh, and fish.
The completion is implemented as a shell script in `bin/completion.sh`
and the main `mole` script has been updated to use it.
This approach was chosen to keep the completion logic in shell script,
as the `mole` command is primarily a set of shell scripts.
