Giuseppe Rota
Giuseppe Rota
Ok, so I've transformed this issue in a pull request. [I've asked](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22302136/is-it-possible-to-use-a-bash-completion-function-to-replace-the-current-commandl) and it seems like the use case we outlined above is not possible (in bash). I'm not 100%...
I've added another commit where I use aliases for `jc` and `jco`. Not sure if this is the correct approach, it needs another set of eyes.
I figured out that the problem was the 2 readline statements for the arrow keys. I created a PR #560 with an explicit bind for the backslash
Also removing the existing 2 mappings works, see related #495
closing, this issue is solved with a recent version of click
@simonw I modified the PR to import readline and bind only on Darwin, this fixes the following 4 open issues: simonw/llm#516 simonw/llm#582 simonw/llm#585 simonw/llm#495 As commented elsewhere, digging through the...
Based on the analysis above, the two bindings were introduced to address an issue on macOS (darwin), specifically with the default iTerm app. Considering the existing issues, I believe it’s...
@simonw just FYI, I rebased and rewritten the PR to perform readline bindings only on darwin and windows, as per the new code by @sukhbinder in #646.
closing, this issue is solved with a recent version of click
hehehe gotcha, I personally think the concept of "cheatsheet" would be best there. For a full manual we already have the readme. Over there I would expect to see quick...