Sometimes I copy commands and I accidentally include a line return.
I want to paste them to my termnial, edit them a bit, then execute them.
However since a trailing line return (i.e, newline at the end, i.e \n ) is present, the command is directly executed
Describe the solution you'd like
A option to automatically remove any trailing line return when copied
Sometimes I copy commands and I accidentally include a line return. I want to paste them to my termnial, edit them a bit, then execute them. However since a trailing line return (i.e, newline at the end, i.e
\n
) is present, the command is directly executedDescribe the solution you'd like A option to automatically remove any trailing line return when copied