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fix: replace platform.version() with system+release for HTTP headers#1360

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fix: replace platform.version() with system+release for HTTP headers#1360
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Fixes #1332

Description

On Ubuntu and other Linux distributions, platform.version() returns kernel version strings that start with # (e.g., #101~22.04.1-Ubuntu SMP...), which violates HTTP header specifications and causes httpx.LocalProtocolError.

This PR replaces platform.version() with a combination of platform.system() and platform.release(), which provides clean, compliant values on all platforms:

  • Linux: "Linux 6.8.0-31-generic" instead of "#31-Ubuntu SMP..."
  • macOS: "Darwin 23.1.0" instead of "Darwin Kernel Version..."
  • Windows: "Windows 10.0.19044" (unchanged)

Changes

  • Updated src/kimi_cli/auth/oauth.py line 213
  • Updated src/kimi_cli/utils/environment.py line 31
  • Updated tests to mock platform.release() instead of platform.version()

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  • I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works.
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  • I have run make gen-docs to update the user documentation.

Fixes MoonshotAI#1332

platform.version() on Ubuntu returns strings starting with '#'
which violates HTTP header spec and causes httpx to reject requests.

Replace with platform.system() + platform.release() which provides
clean, compliant values across all platforms.
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After upgrading Kimi CLI to version 1.17.0 on Ubuntu 22.04, I get the following error when trying to run the program:

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