Fix SyntaxWarning in cli.py caused by dollar sign ($) in f-string literal. Python 3.12+ warns about unescaped $ in f-strings because it could be interpreted as the start of an escape sequence. The fix is to change the f-string to a raw f-string (rf"") in the cmd_replicate function.
This is a one-line fix with no functional changes — just eliminates the warning.
bundle_script variable (line 356)python3 -m py_compile cli.pypython3 cli.py --helpbundle_script variable in cmd_replicate)f"""#!/bin/bash to rf"""#!/bin/bash to make it a raw f-stringpython3 cli.py --help to verify functionality[UI] Fix SyntaxWarning in cli.py - escape dollar signs in f-stringorigin/main at commit 680ca533apython3 -m py_compile cli.py → no warnings; python3 cli.py --help → worksbundle_script = rf"""#!/bin/bashf"""#!/bin/bash → rf"""#!/bin/bashpython3 -m py_compile cli.py → No warnings ✓python3 cli.py --help → Works correctly ✓{
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