Bash - Enter causes last word to be deleted before insert

[yebrahim]

Summary:
Hitting enter after using Fig to autocomplete a command causes last word to be deleted before insert on Bash.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Type cd /e and let Fig autocomplete etc using Tab, showing the first option as the little enter sign.
2. Hit Enter to go to that path.

Expected Results:
Navigation to /etc.

Actual Results:
Navigation to /.

It seems the last word is deleted. So for example if you pick cd /tmp/dir-name/ and hit Enter, what's executed is cd /tmp/dir-.

System information:
OS: MacOS Big Sur 11.0.1
Terminal: (MacOS Terminal, iTerm2, etc)
Version of Fig: 1.0.39.

[brendanfalk]

Hmmm. I don't seem to be able to reproduce... Let me try again tomorrow morning as maybe I am missing something obvious here. Will also try on different computers.

Thank you again for reporting.

[mschrage]

@yebrahim are you still running into this issue? If yes, let's set up sometime to jump on call, so we can debug together. 🤗 https://calendly.com/mschrage/30min

[yebrahim]

Perhaps this might help, note this only happens on bash. At the start of the screencast is zsh, things work fine, when I switch to bash things break.
In the first attempt in bash I pressed Tab, Fig replaced the last word when hitting Tab. The second attempt (upper case) it didn't replace in-line, but removed it when I hit Enter.

Hope this helps.

Screen.Recording.2021-04-13.at.9.41.41.PM.mov

[mschrage]

This is helpful. The setopt error you are getting makes me suspicious that something could be broken in the bash integration we have?

Can you open ~/.fig/fig.bash and comment out the line trap '$(fig bg:exec $$ $(tty) &)' DEBUG.

After that, if you open a new terminal, does the issue still happen?

[yebrahim]

Didn't seem to make a difference. :(

[mschrage]

I am going to close this issue since it is quite old and I believe it has been fixed. :)