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This is great for containers, as I'm at a loss without a sensible interactive shell, so much appreciated.
One thing I always seem to encounter in containers, and via SSH hosts, as well as locally, is the following:
warning: Could not set up terminal.
warning: TERM environment variable set to 'xterm-256color'.
warning: Check that this terminal type is supported on this system.
warning: Could not set up terminal using the fallback terminal type'xterm'.
warning: Could not set up terminal using the fallback terminal type'ansi'.
warning: Could not set up terminal using the fallback terminal type'dumb'.
AFAIK my TERM variable is set up appropriately as it works whatever machine I remote into or when I run containers normally; I've had no other major problems, but this crops up every time I run portable fish, including when just on the host root. Which is a shame as overwriting and colours stop working, which are both main attractive features of fish.
Does the terminfo datbase perhaps need to be bundled into the build?
Thanks
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Hi,
This is great for containers, as I'm at a loss without a sensible interactive shell, so much appreciated.
One thing I always seem to encounter in containers, and via SSH hosts, as well as locally, is the following:
AFAIK my TERM variable is set up appropriately as it works whatever machine I remote into or when I run containers normally; I've had no other major problems, but this crops up every time I run portable fish, including when just on the host root. Which is a shame as overwriting and colours stop working, which are both main attractive features of fish.
Does the terminfo datbase perhaps need to be bundled into the build?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: