Yanking commandline only yanks last character in zsh

[svenXY]

Hi,

I was also having the problem with the RPROMPT and started playing around with different themes from oh-my-zsh and - when there is no RPROMPT - prefix-y only yanks the last character of the commandline, so echo foo only yanks o. prefix-Y (yanking PWD) works fine though.

I'm using zsh in vi-modeand tmux with

set -g @shell_mode 'vi'

enabled

[aleprovencio]

You have to place the cursor on the first char, also have you seen https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-yank/issues/48 ?

[svenXY]

yes, placing the cursor on the first character makes it work, but should this not be done by the "Escape" "0" keys in the respective method? And yes, in #48 you say that entering normal mode before prefix-y will make it work - I can confirm that one as well.

[aleprovencio]

You got it :+1:

[docwhat]

Can you check the current master with tmux 2.4?

I'm pretty sure I fixed this in commit e01284962106089d39cbbff116a11dbfae19713f

[svenXY]

Nope, it still does not work as expected with tmux 2.7 (now on a Mac)

[docwhat]

Yeah, I'm not sure what's going on. It is sending the Escape+0 to go to beginning of line, but it isn't being honored?

[qadzek]

I experience the same bug using Tmux 3.3a and Zsh in Vi mode. Only the characters under and to the right of the cursor get copied. The other key bindings work without issue. No big deal though, I just have to remember to go to the beginning of the line first.