After #1368, `command-palette-entry=` will no longer clear the entries
like the documentation says. Since i couldn't find an existing issue or
discussion about this, I assume no one is actually using it. So I put
1.4.0 here, lemme know if you want to change it to 1.3.2.
> I basically copied the `keybind` parsing code and doc.
After #1368, `command-palette-entry=` will no longer clear the entries like the documentation says. Since i couldn't find an existing issue or discussion about this, I assume no one is actually using it. So I put 1.4.0 here, lemme know if you want to change it to 1.3.2.
> I basically copied the `keybind` parsing code and doc.
The cause of these bugs is that GTK can initially allocate
a split/surface a width/height of 0 which causes it to
get unmapped and lose focus. Additionally the split ratio is
only set once but not accurately for tiny splits, which can keep
a surface invisible even when the split gets resized later.
To fix these problems the split ratio is always checked and
possibly corrected when a split gets resized. Changes in a split
ratio caused by the user dragging the divider are detected
separately using an event controller. If a surface loses focus
we restore it once the surface becomes mapped again.
The reason the thread is stuck is because the surface's occlusion state is set to invisible after target tab's activate while dragging, since the dragged surface is still in previous tree before dropping, and after dropping the occlusion state of this surface is not updated to visible, which causing the surface is accepting input but not rendering.
This fixes a bug: after dragging a non-focused surface from window A to window B **quickly without making B the key window**, the focused surface in window A is not receiving `keyDown` events.
Expose toggle-quick-terminal as a proper IPC action so it can be
triggered via 'ghostty +toggle-quick-terminal' from the command line,
instead of calling the raw D-Bus org.gtk.Actions.Activate interface.
This follows the same pattern as the existing +new-window IPC command:
- Add toggle_quick_terminal to apprt.ipc.Action enum (Zig + C ABI)
- Create apprt/gtk/ipc/toggle_quick_terminal.zig (GTK D-Bus handler)
- Route .toggle_quick_terminal in apprt/gtk/App.zig performIpc
- Register toggle-quick-terminal GAction in application.zig
- Add +toggle-quick-terminal CLI handler in cli/
- Register in cli/ghostty.zig Action enum, runMain, and options
- Add stub in apprt/embedded.zig
- Update include/ghostty.h C header enum
Usage:
ghostty +toggle-quick-terminal
Closes: #12618
Bumps [cachix/cachix-action](https://github.com/cachix/cachix-action)
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Same as with icelandic (#12301) we may be even fewer than them but let's
have this translated into Basque.
I also volunteer for the basque translation team.
This PR fixes an issue where reflowing could leave the active cursor
attached to a clipped trailing blank cell instead of following the
current write position.
This fixes a bug where the variation selectors (VS15 & VS16) were
checked against the first codepoint in a cell instead of the previous
codepoint in the cell's grapheme cluster, causing them to be dropped if
the first codepoint was not a valid base.
Replace the inline ssh integration with a thin wrapper that translates
GHOSTTY_SHELL_FEATURES into a `ghostty +ssh` command line. When no
ssh-* feature is enabled, the wrapper falls through to the real `ssh`
binary unchanged so nushell users without ssh integration get plain
ssh behavior.
Replace the inline ssh integration with a thin wrapper that translates
GHOSTTY_SHELL_FEATURES into a `ghostty +ssh` command line. The shell
wrapper no longer carries terminfo install, ControlMaster wiring, or
cache bookkeeping; it just maps the feature flags to flags on `+ssh`
and forwards everything else.
Add a drop-in `ssh` wrapper that sets up the remote environment for
Ghostty. Anything not consumed as one of our own flags is forwarded to
the real, wrapped `ssh` binary. It can be used directly (`ghostty +ssh
user@host`), aliased (`alias ssh='ghostty +ssh --'`), or invoked through
Ghostty's shell integration.
Before exec'ing ssh, `+ssh`:
- Forwards Ghostty environment to the remote (`--forward-env`): sets
TERM=xterm-256color and requests SendEnv forwarding of COLORTERM,
TERM_PROGRAM, and TERM_PROGRAM_VERSION.
- Installs Ghostty's terminfo on the remote (`--terminfo`), informed by
our existing `ssh-cache` system and using our internal xterm-ghostty
terminfo representation.
A third flag, `--cache`, controls cache use; `--cache=false` bypasses
both read and write, which is useful for scripting and for debugging
install failures without polluting the cache.
For shell integration, this replaces the per-shell logic (which made up
roughly a third of our shell integration scripts) with a simple wrapper
function that translates GHOSTTY_SHELL_FEATURES into a `ghostty +ssh`
command line. This commit only migrates the bash integration; the other
shells will follow separately.
This PR fixes an issue where a zero-width combining mark could attach to
the wrong cell when the preceding character was written in the final
column and the cursor had a pending wrap.
The test I added used to fail before the fix, but it passes now.
This PR fixes an issue where a zero-width combining mark could attach to
the wrong cell when the preceding character was written in the final
column and the cursor had a pending wrap.
Daniel Kinzler