Patrick Jackson

First, please don't make major changes until you get an opinion from ellie or conrad. I've contributed here but am not a maintainer, so I was just expressing my opinion...

`enter_accept` is not supported on nushell: https://atuin.sh/docs/config/#enter_accept To support it, Nushell needs to have a feature equivalent to ZSH's `zle accept-line`. If they have that then we could add support...

> Therefore, the output of atuin init xonsh would have to be written to a temporary file, then sourced, which is far from ideal. We already need to do that...

I can repro this as well. It also isn't clearing everything from the top line, so anywhere that Atuin paints whitespace are still present when Atuin is up, you can...

Yep, this was my fault. Dug through the command logs a bit more, this happened because I imported history from fish, and was messing with the Atuin sync at the...

I'm not a decision maker but I don't think it's worth it to track the tty in Atuin. I think it would only be useful for the situation you described,...

It's because snap packages don't have access to a shared `/tmp`, which the install script currently uses to store the downloaded `.deb`. Should be a pretty easy change to the...

This issue leads to a pretty terrible experience, should we disable the up arrow by default for Nushell until this can be fixed?

@danwilliams You haven't said, but I suspect that you are using [`enter_accept`](https://atuin.sh/docs/config/#enter_accept) and you are using Atuin v17.0.0. v17.0.1 has #1342, which will ensure that the command you select using...

I think this is a bug in nushell and probably needs https://github.com/nushell/nushell/issues/9558 to be implemented. Atuin isn't getting passed anything when `**` is used in the command, so it will...