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Add default \es keybinding for "prepend sudo" #6140

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Add default \es keybinding for "prepend sudo" #6140

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This creates a new function __fish_prepend_sudo and a new default keybinding Alt+S that prepends sudo to the beginning of your current commandline.

Example:

$ vim /etc/hosts

pressing Alt+S yields

$ sudo vim /etc/hosts

This does not move the cursor.

This was inspired by the comment here.

Personally, I think this might allay some of the agitation around the lack of the !! operator in fish, since sudo !! can now effectively be done with Ctrl+p Alt+s, which is even easier!

gpanders added a commit to gpanders/dotfiles that referenced this pull request Sep 26, 2019
This can be removed if/when [1] is merged

[1]: fish-shell/fish-shell#6140
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One possible issue here is that sudo might not be available on all systems fish supports (unlike say man)

@faho faho merged commit 0f802ea into fish-shell:master Oct 6, 2019
@faho faho added this to the fish 3.1.0 milestone Oct 6, 2019
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faho commented Oct 6, 2019

Merged, thanks!

gpanders added a commit to gpanders/dotfiles that referenced this pull request Oct 11, 2019
This can be removed if/when [1] is merged

[1]: fish-shell/fish-shell#6140
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