Mahmoud Al-Qudsi

> you lose prompt edits in your session coming from a Python virtualenv I think a subsequent `history merge` does what you want?

I respectfully disagree; this is completely separate. Here, you've already encountered a fully-formed bracket pair and have decided at the parser level to insert a hack to support certain user...

The behavior was introduced in #6565, which was a patch that we knew broke some things [but punted on fixing them](https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/pull/6565#issuecomment-582159002) until after the 3.1 release. For what it is...

After reading the previous issues, I no longer know what is the desired behavior here. (I know what I would like, but that's not the same question.)

The obvious workaround is to run fish in interactive mode (`fish --interactive`), assuming you can set up the environment/fds to support that. That's why this works: ``` printf "echo hello;\nsleep...

I've been alternating between obsessed with and simply always entertaining in the back of my mind the idea of a rust-powered fish for many years now (and have discussed that...

_I think some of the original behavior in this regard has changed, the below is with regards to fish master/3.0_ There are two fundamental issues fish gets wrong here, the...

While the original bug report is imho invalid, the issues raised by @waterhouse are spot-on and great catches. But the good news is that #5219 appears to fix them, including...

Interesting thoughts. I guess it boils down to whether the parentheses denote simple substitution (i.e. "pretend the contents of the parentheses were on the line above, run them to completion,...

The fact that there's no opposite of `