Fabian Boehm

>No this is in master not the version of kitty @mattfbacon is running. Then what is @mattfbacon seeing now? > No, it isnt. It was extensively tested. In the original...

Okay, I do not believe adding this works unless we have some way to detect support. >In the original DCS form only the linux kernel console and apple's terminal had...

No, what I'm saying is that we don't want to use DECSET *without checking*. > Simply detect if you are running on windows This is WSL. Fish isn't running "on...

> Send a DECQRM followed immediately by a carriage return I have explained this to you before, querying doesn't work for us. It's slow, doesn't scale and *still* requires the...

Fun way to crash Windows Termínal: ```fish printf \e\]9\;9\;\;$PWD\e\\ ``` (yes, that's an additional semicolon in there, I made a typo - in bash that's `printf "\e]9;9;;\e\\"` - just giving...

Pretty sure that means you'll need to update iterm or its shell integration - this is the same as #4521, which was fixed on fish's side by fd10c29211dd1bf6780e690975414066f9a1e15c (in 2.7.1,...

>This is my whole ~/.config/fish/config.fish: Yes, but it's not your entire config, given that you're sourcing a whole bunch of stuff. *Something* there is sending some sequence at a time...

Okay, most likely *something* is causing the order to be wrong - iTerm is kind of finicky about this, to facilitate detecting if pb was left enabled. Personally I think...

>It would be better if there were some way to defer enabling paste bracketing until after the prompt has been printed, though. Basically not something we'd want to do. We'd...

>I wasn't aware that you could override conf.d snippets. I'm not sure if there are legitimate use cases for this. There are! Imagine if e.g. a terminal installed its shell...