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Description
Fish version 3.0.2
OS: Debian Linux
string commands handle multiple arguments, e.g., "string length a bb ccc dddd" return four elements 1 2 3 4.
It looks like string repeat is an exception here.
~> string repeat -n 2 a bb ccc dddd
aa
It would be better if string repeat handles multiple arguments consistently with the other string commands.
(My motivation here is to use "string repeat -n 1 $var" as a way to return array $var. Currently one can either manually loop and echo, or use "string join \n $var", but loops are too long, and string join feels like it returns a single element, and automatic unpacking via newline split feels weird. I feel string repeat could be a good alternative to these.)