FYI: odd spacing with lightbulb in

[tomasohara]

I noticed this odd spacing in the scroll-back buffer (i.e., the ^^^'s):

│ Please start Ollama by running the 'ollama serve' command in a terminal.     │
│                                                                              │
│ 💡 Tip: If you configured a different host in a saved default configuration   │
│ you can                                                                      │
                                                                              ^^^

However, I can't reproduce it. It was probably a relic of the the way the terminal gets cleared, because the alignment is OK when the error message is first displayed:

$ python -m mcp_client_for_ollama.cli | grep -2 different.host
/etc/timezone is deprecated in some distros, and no longer reliable. tzlocal is ignoring it, and you can likely delete it.
[02/01/26 23:59:49] INFO     Processing request of type ListToolsRequest server.py:713
                    INFO     Processing request of type                  server.py:713
                             ListPromptsRequest                                       
│ Please start Ollama by running the 'ollama serve' command in a terminal.           │
│                                                                                    │
│ 💡 Tip: If you configured a different host in a saved default configuration you    │
│ can                                                                                │
│                                                                                    │

By the way, I had to mock up the actual alignment issue, so this issue is doubly dubious. I mention it to motivate a comment under #165.

[jonigl]

hey @tomasohara thanks for sharing, really odd behavior indeed and maybe (as you said) related to the (new) way the terminal gets cleared, did you try replacing it by your suggestion here? #165 (comment) to see if this issue got resolved

[tomasohara]

I can't reproduce the problem with the existing technique (i.e., ANSI escapes).