Moritz Poldrack

If I may add to this feature request the option to add these from the commandline. I am using aerc for emails and it would be great to just do...

For some reason I get ``` 2020/01/30 19:44:00 handleConnection ber.ReadPacket ERROR: remote error: tls: unknown certificate authority ``` When using a letsencrypt certificate... anyone has an idea what could be...

The thing is that -- is not the correct solution. It's not an argument but a parameter, as you can see in the example I provided. To give a real-world...

No, a call would be something like: `br --editor sed --arg=-ie --arg 's/1/2/g' --arg {} *.txt` or `br --editor vim --arg {} --arg +%s/1/2/g --arg +x *.txt`

The problem is not the vim version, it just served for illustration. The interesting part is the `--arg=-ie` for sed. Not the Shell-Side expansion of globbing patterns.

Because of how (most) shells work, unfortunately this does not change anything. The quotation marks (I guess by parenthesis you mean them) are only used by the shell to call...

here is what it looks like to the program: `[/tmp/go-build861777601/b001/exe/main --arg "-ie" --arg "+%s/1/2/g" --arg "+x"]` and the actual program tells me: ``` > ./bulkrename --editor sed --arg '"-ie"' --arg...

I mean… technically it would be possible to remove this, but I am not a fan of special behaviour and this might very well cause some issues. While there might...

https://pastebin.com/B10HLHw5 Here you go, `event30` is the one detected (what makes sense) but CapsLock is not intercepted.

1. nope 2. it is code 58 3. nope