fix: restore missing codebase name prompt in scan command #771
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The scan command previously prompted users to provide a codebase name when scanning a project that didn't exist in an interactive environment. This functionality was accidentally removed during a refactor of the codebase init command. This fix restores the prompt behavior by adding a prompt_for_name parameter to the verify_project function and ensuring it's enabled when called from the scan command, maintaining the expected user experience for new codebase creation.
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🚀 Build artifacts are ready for testing!Download the wheel file and binaries with gh CLI or from the workflow artifacts. 📦 Install & RunPre-requisites# Install uv if needed
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
# Create and enter artifacts directory
mkdir artifacts && cd artifactsQuick Test with Python Package# Download and run with uv
gh run download 16081936089 -n dist -R pyupio/safety
uv run --with safety-3.5.2+fix.scan.prompt-py3-none-any.whl safety --versionBinary Installation# Linux
gh run download 16081936089 -n safety-linux -D linux -R pyupio/safety
cd linux && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr
# macOS
gh run download 16081936089 -n safety-macos -D macos -R pyupio/safety
cd macos && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr
# Windows
gh run download 16081936089 -n safety-windows -D windows -R pyupio/safety
cd windows && mv safety.exe safety-pr.exe
./safety-pr --version
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The scan command previously prompted users to provide a codebase name when scanning a project that didn't exist in an interactive environment. This functionality was accidentally removed during a refactor of the codebase init command. This fix restores the prompt behavior by adding a prompt_for_name parameter to the verify_project function and ensuring it's enabled when called from the scan command, maintaining the expected user experience for new codebase creation.