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https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/blob/3ab8d2806c53a4510bb3d6403701cc8b56edfcd6/README.md#L6-L14 https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/blob/3ab8d2806c53a4510bb3d6403701cc8b56edfcd6/butterfish/shellbuffer.go#L9-L40 https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/blob/3ab8d2806c53a4510bb3d6403701cc8b56edfcd6/butterfish/shell.go#L70-L500 https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/blob/3ab8d2806c53a4510bb3d6403701cc8b56edfcd6/README.md#L481-L563

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[X] Modify butterfish/shell.go ✓ https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/commit/8d92bca4e7385556d7e7d0e35cbd7426c161ebf8 Edit
Modify butterfish/shell.go with contents:
• In the `SetPS1` function, add a case for the `fish` shell in the switch statement that sets the PS1 variable. The PS1 variable for the `fish` shell should be set in a way that is compatible with the `fish` shell's syntax and allows Butterfish to correctly identify and parse the shell prompt. You can refer to the `fish` shell documentation or other resources to determine the correct syntax.
• After setting the PS1 variable for the `fish` shell, write it to the `childIn` io.Writer using the `fmt.Fprintf` function, similar to how it is done for the `bash` and `zsh` shells.

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+++ 
@@ -474,6 +474,10 @@
        // the %%{ and %%} are zsh-specific and tell zsh to not count the enclosed
        // characters when calculating the cursor position
        ps1 = "PS1=$'%%{%s%%}'$PS1$'%s%%{ %%?%s%%} '\n"
+   case "fish":
+       // the \e[ and \e] are fish-specific and tell fish to not count the enclosed
+       // characters when calculating the cursor position
+       ps1 = "set -U fish_prompt \\e[%s\\e]$fish_prompt$'%s\\e[ $?%s\\e] '\n"
    default:
        log.Printf("Unknown shell %s, Butterfish is going to leave the PS1 alone. This means that you won't get a custom prompt in Butterfish, and Butterfish won't be able to parse the exit code of the previous command, used for certain features. Create an issue at https://github.com/bakks/butterfish.", shell)
        return

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[X] Modify butterfish/shell.go ✓ https://github.com/darinkishore/butterfish/commit/d360dca35c4d83c10df36f5b1224a3ad1bcdb2d5 Edit
Modify butterfish/shell.go with contents:
• In the `SetPS1` function, add a default case in the switch statement that logs a message indicating that the shell is not supported by Butterfish. This will provide a clear error message to the user if they try to use a shell that is not supported.

--- 
+++ 
@@ -474,8 +474,12 @@
        // the %%{ and %%} are zsh-specific and tell zsh to not count the enclosed
        // characters when calculating the cursor position
        ps1 = "PS1=$'%%{%s%%}'$PS1$'%s%%{ %%?%s%%} '\n"
+   case "fish":
+       // the \e[ and \e] are fish-specific and tell fish to not count the enclosed
+       // characters when calculating the cursor position
+       ps1 = "set -U fish_prompt \\e[%s\\e]$fish_prompt$'%s\\e[ $?%s\\e] '\n"
    default:
-       log.Printf("Unknown shell %s, Butterfish is going to leave the PS1 alone. This means that you won't get a custom prompt in Butterfish, and Butterfish won't be able to parse the exit code of the previous command, used for certain features. Create an issue at https://github.com/bakks/butterfish.", shell)
+       log.Printf("Shell not supported: %s. Butterfish relies on being able to parse the PS1 variable and uses it heavily internally for features like autosuggestions and catching the return status. If your shell isn't supported consider filing an issue at https://github.com/bakks/butterfish.", shell)
        return
    }

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Ran GitHub Actions for d360dca35c4d83c10df36f5b1224a3ad1bcdb2d5:

[X] Modify butterfish/shell.go ! No changes made Edit
Modify butterfish/shell.go with contents:
• In the `setState` function, add a case for the `fish` shell in the switch statement that parses the shell from the configuration. This will allow Butterfish to recognize the `fish` shell when it is specified in the configuration.

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darinkishore / butterfish

Sweep: Update Butterfish with `fish` shell compatibility #3

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