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Not sure if this is iTerm2 or zsh, but I have to confirm the code I am pasting by pressing enter, which gives me an opportunity to review it first. I like this

by M4v3R 10y ago

Not sure if this is iTerm2 or zsh, but I have to confirm the code I am pasting by pressing enter, which gives me an opportunity to review it first. I like this feature a lot.

vitohuang 10y ago
That's a feature of iTerm2, it try to warn you about convert characters etc.
mdrzn 10y ago
Not always, sometimes when I copy something and paste it with Ctrl+V (insted of Ctrl+Shift+V) it still get pasted+entered.
- joenot443 10y ago
  This could be incorrect, but could it be because there's a newline character copied as well which gets translated into an Enter?
  - mdrzn 10y ago
    It surely could be, but that bypass M4v3R's opportunity to review the code. This problem appears to me on iTerm2 build 2.1
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TallGuyShort 10y ago
Others have said it's a feature of iTerm2 (which I don't know about), but it's also a feature of zsh. I use KTerm and it definitely didn't do this with bash, but it does it with zsh.
d0mine 10y ago
There is safe-paste plugin for oh-my-zsh and you can enable the bracketed paste mode in Bash too by adding set enable-bracketed-paste on to your ~/.inputrc. https://cirw.in/blog/bracketed-paste https://cirw.in/blog/bracketed-paste