Open ignamartinoli opened 1 year ago
a=d,d=A
looks like part of a terminal escape sequence for the kitty graphics protocol. Presumably, a script you run when exiting lf is the cause of that.
In theory, a=d
is the icat
command to delete images.
My clean.sh
is
#!/bin/sh
kitten icat --clear --stdin no --silent --transfer-mode file < /dev/null > /dev/tty
and the last line of my previewer
has a exit 1
to make sure it is exited.
I don't get why I should see an icat
command in the terminal
@ignamartinoli Same issue. Do you think if we should report this to kitty?
@rockyzhang24 I'm not sure if this is a Kitty or an lf
issue.
It wouldn't hurt tho, could you please do it and mention this issue so that they get linked.
Maybe this way we can have a second opinion and see were this bug report should be worked on.
@ignamartinoli Sure. I'll do that.
Sometimes, after closing
lf
or when I take input for deleting a file. I see printed on the terminal the linea=d,d=A
.I have no idea why.
This is my configuration file