fish shell 4.8.1

4.8.1

fish 4.8.1

Added 2
  • Builtin and function commands can now be colored separately via new variables fish_color_builtin and fish_color_function
  • Add fish_darcs_prompt for Darcs repository status
Changed 1
  • The omit-term-workarounds feature flag can be enabled to enable prompt marking on Konsole again
Fixed 4
  • On non-macOS platforms, alt-backspace, alt-delete, alt-left and alt-right operate on words again instead of tokens, eliminating cross-platform differences in input handling
  • Fix a crash in commandline --current-process when the cursor is inside a &| pipe
  • abbr --position=anywhere completions are no longer offered in argument position to avoid cluttering the completion pager
  • pacman -Q short option completions

This release serves primarily to fix some regressions from 4.8.0 and other bugs.

Interactive improvements
  • On non-macOS platforms, alt-backspace, alt-delete, alt-left and alt-right operate on words again instead of tokens (#12122) eliminating cross-platform differences in input handling.
  • Builtin and function commands can now be colored separately via new variables fish_color_builtin and fish_color_function (#12837).
  • Add fish_darcs_prompt for Darcs repository status.
  • Fixed a crash in commandline --current-process when the cursor is inside a &| pipe (#12868).
  • Since prompt marking (via OSC 133) causes an issue in Konsole’s default configuration, prompt marking had been disabled for Konsole in 4.8.0. Now the omit-term-workarounds feature flag can be enabled to enable prompt marking on Konsole again (#12859).
Regression fixes:
  • (From 4.8.0) abbr --position=anywhere completions are no longer offered in argument position, to avoid cluttering the completion pager (#12838).
  • (From 4.8.0) pacman -Q short option completions (#12857).

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The files called fish-4.8.1-linux-*.tar.xz contain standalone fish binaries for any Linux with the given CPU architecture.

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