* initial commit for opening the current buffer in an editor
* fix(editor): take hidden panes into consideration when manipulating tiled grid
* when closing an edit buffer, take the geometry of the replaced buffer from the closed buffer
* if the floating panels are displayed, don't add to hidden panels the current buffer
* strategy changing - put the panels inside a suppressed_panels HashMap instead of hidden_panels
* Revert "strategy changing - put the panels inside a suppressed_panels HashMap instead of hidden_panels"
This reverts commit c52a203a20cf4c87c147be8b9c193ed6458c1038.
* remove the floating panes by moving them to the tiled_panes in hidden_panels
* feat(edit): open editor to correct line and don't crash when none is set
* formatting
* feat(edit): use suppressed panes
* style(fmt): rustfmt and logs
* style(fmt): clean up unused code
* test(editor): integration test for suppressing/closing suppressed pane
* test(e2e): editor e2e test
* style(fmt): rustfmt
* feat(edit): update ui and setup
* style(fmt): rustfmt
* feat(config): allow configuring scrollback_editor explicitly
* style(fmt): rustfmt
* chore(repo): build after merging
Co-authored-by: Aram Drevekenin <aram@poor.dev>
* Fix possible lockup in the clients panic handler
When the pty the client was running in disappears, reading from stdin
causes a panic, which triggers the custom panic handler. This handler
attempts to print a backtrace to the terminal and tries to unset the raw
mode for that. Since the pty has already disappeared, the tcsetattr call
fails and causes a second panic, which locks everything up.
This commit fixes this by returning an Result from the unset_raw_mode
function, allowing the calling panic handler to handle any error
gracefully.
* Log any client panics to file
Since we are now aware of the fact that panics may happen / are handled
after the pty has disappeared, logging them to file seems useful: there
is no other other place to show them to the user.
* fix tests and improve function return type
* Updated names and dialoguer crates dependencies
I tried to build and run zellij with the updated dependencies and they seem to show no issues.
I need this in order to package zellij for Fedora.
* Updated cargo.lock
* fix: use suggested option for `names` crate
https://github.com/fnichol/names/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#0120---2021-09-12
Co-authored-by: a-kenji <aks.kenji@protonmail.com>
* build: strip debug symbols
Stripping the symbols for the release build drops binary size
currently by 20% and the plugin binaries by up to 50%.
Alternative: Keep the debug symbols also on releases
* bump(rust): `1.58.0` -> `1.59.0`
* chore: bump MSRV `1.56` -> `1.59`
Needed for cargos strip-debug feature
* Initial commit for fixing #1353
* adding a new line between the lines_above and the viewport
* changes following code review
* implementing a test case for the dump screen
* implemented test case for dump_screen
* better regexp replace
* fixes following code review
* style(api): remove extraneous method in plugin pane
* style(fmt): rustfmt
* style(tests): fix method name
Co-authored-by: Aram Drevekenin <aram@poor.dev>
* feat: Attach sessions by unique name prefix (#1169)
This makes attaching to sessions more convenient since only the first character(s) of the
session name must be typed.
If this prefix matches multiple sessions and is therefore ambiguous, zellij will complain
and show all sessions names starting with these characters.
If any session name matches the given string exact, it is attached immediately, therefore
it is always possible to attach to every session, even if the set of session names is not
prefix-free.
* Add feature to changelog
* Try to fix flaky e2e test
