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On a remote machine, entering y does not execute the command. I've successfully used the tool locally.
Here is what my terminal looks like:
(base) √√ ~ % ddo echo hello world
This command will print 'hello world' to the terminal.
echo 'hello world'
Do you want to continue? [y/N]: y
(base) √√ ~ %
I use kitty, zsh, there is a conda env activated, it's on Ubuntu 20.04, the tool was installed with pip. Not sure which additional details to provide here.
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Same behaviour in 0.1.16 as described in the issue, except of course it's now Execute this command? [Y/n].
One additional weird thing that happens: when I enter exit the first time after executing the code in the issue, nothing happens. It's like the ddo command spawns a shell or something.
@dpaleka it is running the command in a new shell, but its execing so it should replace the ddo process, not spawn a new one. I want to avoid needing a new shell but it requires some architectural changes. It's on my list!
On a remote machine, entering
y
does not execute the command. I've successfully used the tool locally.Here is what my terminal looks like:
I use kitty, zsh, there is a conda env activated, it's on Ubuntu 20.04, the tool was installed with pip. Not sure which additional details to provide here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: