dragging and dropping a dir or executable file on iTerm in Dock blocks app for 1 second #287
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…s app for 1 second for directories, this fix aims to launch to prefill the bookmark dict with a custom working directory, instead of launching it with the default working dir, and then manually running "cd $NEW_DIR;\n" for executable files, the bookmark dict is filled with an initial text value Note: dragging and dropping a shell script that does "echo 'hello world'" results in a broken pipe on my machine (with or without this fix)
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for directories, this fix aims to launch to prefill the bookmark dict with a custom working directory, instead
of launching it with the default working dir, and then manually running "cd $NEW_DIR;\n"
for executable files, the bookmark dict is filled with an initial text value
Note: dragging and dropping a shell script that does "echo 'hello world'" results in
a broken pipe on my machine (with or without this fix)