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Don't warn about multiline paste to editor #7006
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Of those three options, the bracketed paste one is my favorite. Consider something like |
Stumbled on this. This is annoying when copy-pasting code into vim, since there is no way to suppress the message after first appearance. |
I mean, there is these settings so there's not no way... |
I meant no quick UI way, many apps would ask right away if one wants to suppress the message: "Do not show again" button kind of way |
Agree on this issue. When copying and pasting into a running ipython console or a Scala REPL then this warning is merely a nuisance. Those interactive enviroments know how to handle multi-line pastes. |
🎉This issue was addressed in #9586, which has now been successfully released as Handy links: |
Description of the new feature/enhancement
I want the #2349 warning when pasting multiline text to a shell, but not when pasting to an editor that won't execute the lines as commands.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
Potential ways to detect such an editor:
less
, which does execute lines starting with!
as commands.Whichever heuristic is used, there is a risk that the editor is killed and the modes are left active. Perhaps the configuration should have a separate opt-in for each heuristic.
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