If I have a .inputrc file active (e.g. set editing-mode vi to get vim bindings), liner should respect bash's .inputrc settings, similar to how python, mysql, etc. other shells behave.
Actual Behavior
vi bindings are not supported
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Create a .inputrc in your home directory with the following contents:
set editing-mode vi
exec bash (or equivalent) to activate. Observe vi mode ability to e.g. switch between normal vs insert mode is respected
Use the liner. Observe vi mode ability to e.g. switch between normal vs insert mode is not respected
Additional Info
this occurs in bash on ubuntu xenial and osx mojave, with Terminal.app and iTerm2.app
If I have a .inputrc file active (e.g. set editing-mode vi to get vim bindings), liner should respect bash's .inputrc settings, similar to how python, mysql, etc. other shells behave.
Actual Behavior
vi bindings are not supported
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Create a .inputrc in your home directory with the following contents: set editing-mode vi exec bash (or equivalent) to activate. Observe vi mode ability to e.g. switch between normal vs insert mode is respected Use the liner. Observe vi mode ability to e.g. switch between normal vs insert mode is not respected
Additional Info
this occurs in bash on ubuntu xenial and osx mojave, with
Terminal.appandiTerm2.app