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Update first line on "Alt + ←" and "Alt + →" #66
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@schrodincat Thanks for your suggestion. I had no idea this was possible. We will look into supporting this feature on In the meantime feel free to submit a PR if you feel like it. |
@rafaelrinaldi I’ll do a PR, no problems👌 I’ve managed to fix this issue, but I’ve also noticed there is something fishy going on (couldn’t help myself, sorry, I’m new to fish 😅). Sent with GitHawk |
Could you create a dedicated PR for this? Having a smaller scope help review faster and release more frequently 👍 |
@edouard-lopez no, I don’t think so, the underlying issue is the same as for #68, so if you fix one, you fix other automatically... Sent with GitHawk |
Reimplement workaround for truncated strings (#49) using single function as currently recommended in fish-shell/fish-shell#904 (comment) instead of event handler. Update first line of the prompt when moving through directory history with "Alt + ←" and "Alt + →" (#66). Also resolve #62 and #67. Refactor code into smaller functions.
Reimplement workaround for truncated strings (#49) using single function as currently recommended in fish-shell/fish-shell#904 (comment) instead of event handler. Update first line of the prompt when moving through directory history with "Alt + ←" and "Alt + →" (#66). Also resolve #62 and #67. Refactor code into smaller functions.
related: #68
Fish allows user to go back and forth in directory history with
Alt + ←
andAlt + →
. Pure should update first line of the prompt containing current directory after changing it using those key combinations.Right now, the directory on the first line updates to proper value only on the next prompt. Built-in prompts seem to update directory without any issues.
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