Execute generated command
fischer-felix opened this issue · comments
Maybe I'm just missing something here, but I can't seem to figure out how to acutally have zsh execute whatever codex comes up with, upon pressing enter, it complains about the # and if I press Ctrl+x again, it just generates more commands.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/65448408/139941453-7a4974c5-028c-4cfb-b9f6-4c59be16f42d.mp4
Fancy desktop environment you got there.
set -k should do the trick (https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/33994/zsh-interpret-ignore-commands-beginning-with-as-comments).
Why is the auto completion shown for you before you hit Ctrl+X? Do you have Github Copilot in the command line?
Fancy desktop environment you got there.
Thanks!
Why is the auto completion shown for you before you hit Ctrl+X? Do you have Github Copilot in the command line?
If You mean the grey-ish text, that is just dumb command autocompletion from my history.
It does seem to be working with set -k as an option now though, thanks for the quick reply. (Ich fühl btw. die Uhrzeit)