6.1.0 (2024-12-18)

Features

• edit the current command line for bash, fish, or zsh (#253) (d8f5433), closes #245

See Command-line editing setup for setup instructions.

bash (edit-and-execute-command), fish (edit_command_buffer), and zsh (edit-command-line) all have the ability to edit the current command in an external editor. The typical workflow is that you have a long command already entered in your shell that you need to modify and execute, this makes it easy to refine complex commands.

After setting up command-line editing in kitty-scrollback.nvim, you can open your current command in kitty-scrollback.nvim's paste window. The benefit of this approach compared to using a standard Neovim instance is that you still have access to the scrollback history and kitty-scrollback.nvim's features to help you quickly modify or execute the command.