broot blocking ctrl-z (SIGSTOP)

[errnoh]

Version: broot 1.22.0

First of all, thank you for a great software that instantly became central part of how I navigate my systems.
That said, there's one thing that keeps nagging me. For some reason broot blocks SIGSTOP (well, it actually blocks ctrl-z keypress, more on that later), which something I tend to constantly use to avoid opening new terminal windows for everything.

I guess part of the reason to do this is hinted by sending SIGSTOP to the process manually: broot suspends as expect, but... when moving mouse in the window it was running in it keeps spamming special codes on the terminal. Resuming the process with fg also didn't instantly return to the file listing, but required additional press of enter (possibly some other key might've worked).

tl;dr: broot blocks ctrl-z, but fixing that would likely also require spending time handling SIGSTOP in a clean way.

[Canop]

Are you using ctrl-z because you'd like broot to stay unchanged while you do a short operation on the terminal ?

If so you may also use ctrl-t, which opens a new shell (on exit you're back to broot).

[errnoh]

@Canop Thanks, that does seem to be viable workaround for the issue! Support for the native solution would be nice, but this at least removes the main annoyance I was having and I understand that it would likely be a non-trivial effort for minimal user value so I'm ok with considering this issue complete.