Nelo Mitranim

Had the same problem. A discussion in the ST Discord revealed that this can be fixed by converting the plugin from `WindowCommand` to `TextCommand`: ```py import sublime_plugin class chain(sublime_plugin.TextCommand): def...

Also, judging by the source, Multicommand uses `TextCommand` and should be undoable all at once. Haven't tried it yet.

Ran into the same use case. Would be quite nice to have it supported.

Took some digging to realize what you're talking about. By pure accident, none of the tools I ran in Terminus so far use colorized output, so I wasn't even thinking...

Maybe it should be noted that terminal color output in general is optional and can often be disabled, though I'm not sure if there's a conventional interface _all_ such programs...

Thank you for the various suggestions! I'm busy for IRL reasons, so please don't expect a meaningful response this week. Will try to dive in next week. 🙂

Apologies but I decided that the old code was incompatible with collaborative work. I rewrote `gow` to make it more modular and maintainable. In addition, there is an internal interface...

My apologies, `gow` is currently implemented only for Unix. The core feature, watching the files and rerunning a `go` command, could work on any OS. The reason for this limitation...

Tested and it does work under WSL. That's my recommendation for working with Go anyway. Last time I checked, `go` commands performed much better with WSL than without it.

`gow` watches everything in the CWD, passing `./...` to the watcher. You can use `-i` to ignore specific paths: ```sh gow -i .mongo-data ``` Though I'm confused about the meaning...