Carlos Parada

> Pressing `v` will solve at least part of this, it opens the current file's contents in your configured `$EDITOR`. > > Can you try that and see how that...

Yep, exactly! Although implementation-wise, I'd suggest making this use a shortcut (maybe "ctrl+p" for "print") instead of just having it detect whether the output is being piped into something else,...

> Not sure writing to stderr is the correct approach. [@ParadaCarleton](https://github.com/ParadaCarleton) have you tried using television or fzf for this instead? Unfortunately wouldn't work. I've had two use cases for...

> This is not a feature for the text editor itself, you should use an external tool like [`vipe`](https://manpages.debian.org/trixie/moreutils/vipe.1.en.html) from moreutils which allows you to pipe text through _any_ editor....

> You're not supposed to set vipe as your editor, vipe looks up the value of `$EDITOR` environment variable to pick the editor to use. Sorry, to clarify, what I...

> Why? Sorry, made a mistake in the title--this is for function arguments, although it might also apply (to a slightly lesser extent) to fields in a struct. The reason...

> You're going to have a much easier time just using `z4h install/load/source` for plugin management. I'm not familiar with antidote, but if your rationale for using it is speed...

#11518 seems relevant here. This seems like a conflict between emacs- and CUA-style bindings. I'm guessing most users (myself included) prefer the new behavior, but there should be an option...

> Due to work, I run Fish on Macs, a variety of Linux distributions, as well in a number of docker containers. This change is gonna wreak havoc on my...

The key thing I'd like to see discussed in this issue/thread is a promise to implement interfaces. This has been a major pain point [for about a decade now](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17731744) and...