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Currently, this plugin always uses vim.env.SHELL as the default command. This behaviour is inconsistent with :terminal, which uses vim.o.shell. Using the latter value allows for more flexibility, since users can set the shell that they want neovim to use independently of the $SHELL used outside of nvim.
For example, on a shared system, I have $SHELL set to /bin/bash, but prefer to use $HOME/.local/bin/zsh for vim.o.shell.
Would it be reasonable to switch to using vim.o.shell by default?
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@Vinni-Cedraz If you are on NeoVim, I have since created my own plugin to handle floating terminals: haunt.nvim. It won't help for vim8 though, as it is written in lua.
I have pushed a v2 of haunt.nvim which fixes a lot of things. But requires neovim 0.10. Will write a quick blog post about it with a video demo soon, and push a patch to try to restore support for 0.9.
Currently, this plugin always uses
vim.env.SHELL
as the default command. This behaviour is inconsistent with:terminal
, which usesvim.o.shell
. Using the latter value allows for more flexibility, since users can set the shell that they want neovim to use independently of the$SHELL
used outside of nvim.For example, on a shared system, I have $SHELL set to
/bin/bash
, but prefer to use$HOME/.local/bin/zsh
forvim.o.shell
.Would it be reasonable to switch to using
vim.o.shell
by default?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: