Remove unnecessary message in the CLI when installing a new tool

[lubska]

Feature idea

Description

When installing a new tool using the command ide install <tool_name>, the following message appears before the installation starts:
Couldn´t get installed version of <tool_name>
After that, the tool is installed successfully and works as expected.

Problem

The message is misleading and unnecessary, as the installation proceeds normally. It negatively affects the CLI user experience.

Tasks

1. Verify for which tools the message appears:

• all tools
• or only specific ones

2. Fix the installation flow to remove this unnecessary message.
3. Ensure clear and correct CLI communication during installation.

Expected Result

1. No misleading messages are shown during the normal installation.
2. CLI output is clean and informative.
3. Tool installation behavior is approved and remains unchanged.

Additional context

No response

[hohwille]

@lubska Thanks for reporting this problem.
I agree that we should change that.
However, I do not consider an undesired log message as a bug and therefore changed it to a feature request.

[jakozian]

This log message only appears for global tools, because there is no handling of uninstall, get-version and get-edition yet. A generalized concept of these methods is very difficult to achieve because each global tool gets installed differently and often in different places, specifically for all the different operating systems. So when implementing a new global tool, the mentioned methods have to be overwritten so the error log message does not appear.
And in the case of pgadmin this wasn't done so the message appears as like a placeholder because the behavior is not implemented.