First, the bug:
This is the somewhat shorter version of the bug:
ls /etc/<tab>
<any letter, I use q 'cause I'd like to quit the pager.>
(Known to work, but try the above first.):
vim /etc/network/interfaces
:q!
<Up Arrow>
<Tab>
<Delete "/interfaces">
<Tab>
<Delete "/network/">
<Tab>
<Hit space until you get to the end>
q
This is on Debian, 2.6.18-6-486
fish, version 1.22.1
Now, the feature request that goes along with this bug:
It would be nice if the pager acted a bit like `less` or `more`,
hitting 'q' should drop you out of the pager. It's somewhat
counterintuitive to just start typing while there is a pager up,
hitting q, leaving everything that was in the pager on the screen for
reference so I can type would be awesome. I frequently delete the 'q'
I type every time I open the pager by accident.
Also, this is my first time actually posting to the list, great job on
fish, guys! It's a pleasure to use!
-Devon
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