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Fix SSH reverse search with CTRL+R #7499
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`group.erl` now sends `put_expand_no_trim` when entering a history search. `ssh_cli` does not support that message and so when entering a search when SSH is the underlying driver, the expanded result would not be displayed even though the search functionality would still technically work. This adds support for that `put_expand_no_trim` message when using SSH
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Thanks as it is vacation time it may take a little longer, but we will handle it. |
Can you check if some simple test could be developed around ssh_basic_SUITE:do_shell code? |
I will add a testcase to this PR. No need for you to spent time on it. Rough action plan:
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Sorry! We seemed to have swapped vacation times and then I let this slip away from me until your recent comment 🤦🏼 Thanks for the help! |
change of plans. we will merge both tests in this PR (removing the dependency towards #7627). I hope to merge your PR this week. |
group.erl
now sendsput_expand_no_trim
when entering a history search.ssh_cli
does not support that message and so when entering a search when SSH is the underlying driver, the expanded result would not be displayed even though the search functionality would still technically work.This adds support for that
put_expand_no_trim
message when using SSHI look through the tests and not entirely sure where I would put this. I'm happy to write that if there is any direction of how others might want it tested. In the meantime, this is my quick manual setup to test it works:
Start the Daemon
SSH (no password)