I suppose the reason is that the WebIDE and the command-line tool share common code but they use it in different ways, and when the WebIDE was improved, this common code was changed in a way that breaks only the command-line tool but works for the WebIDE.
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Cool, thanks :)
I suppose the reason is that the WebIDE and the command-line tool share common code but they use it in different ways, and when the WebIDE was improved, this common code was changed in a way that breaks only the command-line tool but works for the WebIDE.