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It's all fine and dandy until your ssh session dies and then pasting does weird things you don't understand. iTerm2 can detect this if you install shell integr
by gnachman 8y ago
It's all fine and dandy until your ssh session dies and then pasting does weird things you don't understand.
iTerm2 can detect this if you install shell integration. I wish there were a more standard way to deal with this scenario, which affects everything in a terminal that has a mode (focus reporting, mouse reporting, application keypad mode, etc.).
- aumerle 8y agoJust use a shell alias for ssh that does a reset if the ssh command exits with an error code.