Summary

Improved the user experience when a task name is not found by only showing the "Did you mean:" suffix when there are actual fuzzy match suggestions to display. Previously, the suffix would appear even when no matching tasks existed, creating a confusing empty suggestion list.

Key Changes

• vite_task/src/session/mod.rs: Modified the non-interactive error header generation to check if fuzzy matches exist before appending "Did you mean:" suffix. When no suggestions are available, the header now simply states "Task not found." without the misleading suffix.
• vite_select/src/lib.rs: Added early return in non-interactive mode when the filtered items list is empty. This prevents rendering a redundant "No matching tasks." message after the "not found" header, keeping the output clean and focused.
• tests/e2e_snapshots/: Added a new test case "non-interactive no suggestions" to verify the behavior when a typo has no fuzzy matches, ensuring the output only shows the "not found" message without suggestions.

Implementation Details

The fix involves two coordinated changes:

1. Before rendering the "Did you mean:" header, the code now performs a fuzzy match against available task labels to determine if suggestions actually exist
2. The select module's non-interactive path now exits early when no matches are found, preventing the display of unhelpful "No matching tasks." text

https://claude.ai/code/session_01QVjgsRa8uw66PsSyAJNBjp