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Paste doesn't always work as expected in broadcasted panes
The pane broadcast functionality that's currently in preview does not describe nor allow to configure how paste functionality works. Currently, if you paste into a broadcast group of panes using right-click, it only pastes in the pane that the mouse is hovering over. On the other hand, if you paste using Ctrl-v, it inconsistently pastes into some of the broadcast group panes - but usually not all.
It would be nice if there was a configuration option that specified how to handle paste with a broadcast group. And, the Ctrl-v paste should be consistent and either configurable or follow the same behavior as right-click.
This sorta sounds a bit like the last bullet point I had tracked in #15812
Broadcast doesn't work if you use context menu paste
That's a bit different - the right-click context menu uses the same paste mechanism as the normal right-click-to-paste. So that should act the same. But then you go and mention:
On the other hand, if you paste using Ctrl-v, it inconsistently pastes into some of the broadcast group panes - but usually not all
And that, I don't think we had tracked anywhere. We can probably use this to track both issues (I'd bet they have the same resolution). Could you elaborate more on the "aCtrl+V paste doesn't work" scenario more? I don't think we've got a solid repro for that...
I use Rocky (RedHat) Linux in WSL, so that's my use case for Terminal (if that has any relevance - I dunno).
If I open 3 panes (1, 2, 3, top-bottom), enable broadcast. Pressing Ctrl-V with 'foo' in the clipboard, multiple times does the following on the iterations:
- pastes in 1&2
- pastes in 1&2
- pastes in 1&2&3
- pastes in 2&3
- pastes in 3
- pastes in 1&3
- ...
AFAICT the delay between keystrokes does not seem to alter. fast or delay between - it is behaves inconsistently regardless.