Trigger dev terminal commands / aliases with keyboard shortcuts #23432
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If you define a single letter alias in the interactive shell and it is not mapped to an existing command you can activate it from the normal terminal. Fixes quarkusio#23432
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If you define a single letter alias in the interactive shell and it is not mapped to an existing command you can activate it from the normal terminal. Fixes quarkusio#23432
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If you define a single letter alias in the interactive shell and it is not mapped to an existing command you can activate it from the normal terminal. Fixes quarkusio#23432
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If you define a single letter alias in the interactive shell and it is not mapped to an existing command you can activate it from the normal terminal. Fixes quarkusio#23432
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If you define a single letter alias in the interactive shell and it is not mapped to an existing command you can activate it from the normal terminal. Fixes quarkusio#23432
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Description
It would be really convenient to be able to trigger certain commands or functionalities that one defines in the
devmode terminal (:) via shortcut.Example:
As we had in #22345, the test pattern can be changed with
test pattern include ...and optionally via terminalalias. However, when in dev mode, one has to type: ui <Enter>to switch modes and then (in this example) to trigger the test re-execution (R). It would be nicer, if the command (or alias) can be bound to a function key.Suggestion:
Using a key that is not assigned (such as
t) and bind it to a terminal command, that can be trigger from normaldevmode. If multiple functions should be assigned, we could expand that tot 1,t 2, ... etc.Setting up could be in terminal mode, such as:
bind --shortcut t -- test pattern ...(even possible for other keys that aren't assigned).Implementation ideas
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