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> set cmd one two
> set -a cmd "three"
> set --show cmd
$cmd: set in global scope, unexported, with 3 elements
$cmd[1]: |one|
$cmd[2]: |two|
$cmd[3]: |three|
Observed behavior in an interactive session with pisces installed:
> set cmd one two
> set -a cmd "three"
> set --show cmd
$cmd: set in global scope, unexported, with 2 elements
$cmd[1]: |set -a cmd |
$cmd[2]: |three|
The command input was set -a cmd "three[enter]. When the closing" is also typed as in set -a cmd "three"[enter] the output is:
$cmd: set in global scope, unexported, with 2 elements
$cmd[1]: |set -a cmd "three"|
$cmd[2]: |three|
However when the complete line set -a cmd "three" is pasted in it works correctly.
I can reproduce this consistently on my system with fish version 3.7.1 in a fresh config directory with only jorgebucaran/fisher and laughedelic/pisces installed.
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Unexpected behavior with set -a "string"
Unexpected behavior with set -a var "string"Apr 11, 2024
Expected behavior in an interactive session:
Observed behavior in an interactive session with pisces installed:
The command input was
set -a cmd "three[enter]
. When the closing"
is also typed as inset -a cmd "three"[enter]
the output is:However when the complete line
set -a cmd "three"
is pasted in it works correctly.I can reproduce this consistently on my system with fish version 3.7.1 in a fresh config directory with only jorgebucaran/fisher and laughedelic/pisces installed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: