fix(omarchy-webapp-remove): clarify empty selection message in gum ch… #1562
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…oose Previously, if the user pressed Enter without marking any items in `gum choose --no-limit`, the script exited with a generic "You must provide web app names." message. This was confusing because it looked like no apps were found, even though the menu listed them. The error message now explicitly explains that X is needed to select items before pressing Enter, making the UX much clearer.
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Previously, if the user pressed Enter without marking any items in
gum choose --no-limit, the script exited with a generic "You must provide web app names." message. This was confusing because it looked like no apps were found, even though the menu listed them.A better message would be "No selection. (Tip: use X to select, Enter to confirm.)".
The error message now explicitly explains that X is needed to select items before pressing Enter, making the UX much clearer.