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unable to properly pipe commands with conf.d/__fasd_run.fish #18

Closed pekcheey closed 3 years ago

pekcheey commented 3 years ago

when __fasd_run.fish is in effect, piping from aws resulted in the command being piped not the content

debian@debian10 ~/.c/f/conf.d> aws --version > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~/.c/f/conf.d> cat /t/c
aws --version
debian@debian10 ~/.c/f/conf.d> file (which aws)
/home/debian/.local/bin/aws: Python script, ASCII text executable

it works fine after I remove the file.

debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> rm conf.d/__fasd_run.fish
debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> fish
Welcome to fish, the friendly interactive shell
debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> aws --version > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> cat /t/c
aws-cli/1.18.211 Python/3.7.3 Linux/4.19.0-13-amd64 botocore/1.19.51
debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish>

I'm not sure if this is a problem with my configuration or something. I've a hunch that it might be related to the fact that aws is a python script. Anyway, I'm running in tmux under byobu in debian10 in a virtual machine with vmplayer. it's a relatively new machine.

debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> fish --version
fish, version 3.0.2
ridiculousfish commented 3 years ago

I am not sure how to reproduce this. Does type python or type aws change when __fasd_run.fish is active?

pekcheey commented 3 years ago

nope. they do not change.

# when __fasd_run.fish is not active
debian@debian10 ~> type aws
aws is /home/debian/.local/bin/aws
debian@debian10 ~> type python
python is /usr/bin/python
debian@debian10 ~> aws --version > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~> cat /t/c
aws-cli/1.18.211 Python/3.7.3 Linux/4.19.0-13-amd64 botocore/1.19.51

# when __fasd_run.fish is active
debian@debian10 ~> type aws
aws is /home/debian/.local/bin/aws
debian@debian10 ~> type python
python is /usr/bin/python
debian@debian10 ~> aws --version > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~> cat /t/c
aws --version
debian@debian10 ~>

I realise that it's nothing to do with aws or python apparently; pwd have the same behaviour. for this test I'm not using tmux. 

# when __fasd_run.fish is active
debian@debian10 ~> pwd > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~> cat /t/c
pwd
debian@debian10 ~> pwd
/home/debian
debian@debian10 ~> exit
debian@debian10:~$ rm .config/fish/conf.d/__fasd_run.fish 
debian@debian10:~$ fish
Welcome to fish, the friendly interactive shell
debian@debian10 ~> pwd > /t/c
debian@debian10 ~> cat /t/c
/home/debian
debian@debian10 ~>

are you not able to replicate this? if so the problem might be something peculiar to my particular setup. We could simply close this if that's the case. since I would imagine a lot of complaints if this is a generic problem. : D

#my fisher plugin if you would like to try to replicate this
debian@debian10 ~/.c/fish> fisher list
jorgebucaran/fisher
jethrokuan/fzf
fishgretel/fasd
pekcheey commented 3 years ago

hey, it look like this issue is the same / related to #17

gretel commented 3 years ago

since I would imagine a lot of complaints if this is a generic problem. :

you are welcome to provide a PR.

pekcheey commented 3 years ago

I've tested #20 and it does resolve the issue I had. Thanks!

gretel commented 3 years ago

@pekcheey thank you, did merge.