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Codex import explains shell-exec marker refusals

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Codex import now tells you exactly why a command was skipped and to port it manually.

What

Three new refusal strings spell out why a command was not imported when its body mixes shell execution markers with argument placeholders.

Details
  • Covers dangling markers, placeholders combined with backticks or !, and shell blocks containing ! next to argument placeholders.
  • Each reason tells the user to port the command manually rather than silently dropping it.
Evidence

Contains a dangling shell-exec marker that argument substitution could complete into a live command at invocation time. Port it manually.

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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