Summary
when open /tmp (or /tmp/) from command line, hx will open a directory file picker as expected but will become unresponsive to any input, preventing you from interacting with the UI, selecting a file, quitting, etc. requiring the shell instance to be terminated.
I was thinking this might because /tmp is a symlink or dir permissions but I checked with other symlinks and root owned directories and they seem to behave as expected
Reproduction Steps
$ hx /tmp
file picker opens
Expected behaviour:
- hx continues operating as expected; i.e. selecting a file, opening in a buffer
Actual Behaviour:
- hx becomes unresponsive to user input, requiring the shell instance to be terminated/closed
Helix log
I cleared the log before reproducing (multiple times) to cut back on un related log messages from days/weeks prior. The log is empty after reproducing this event.
Platform
macOS
Terminal Emulator
wezterm 20221119-145034-49b9839f
Helix Version
helix 22.12 (96ff64a)
Summary
when open /tmp (or /tmp/) from command line, hx will open a directory file picker as expected but will become unresponsive to any input, preventing you from interacting with the UI, selecting a file, quitting, etc. requiring the shell instance to be terminated.
I was thinking this might because /tmp is a symlink or dir permissions but I checked with other symlinks and root owned directories and they seem to behave as expected
Reproduction Steps
$ hx /tmp
file picker opens
Expected behaviour:
Actual Behaviour:
Helix log
I cleared the log before reproducing (multiple times) to cut back on un related log messages from days/weeks prior. The log is empty after reproducing this event.
Platform
macOS
Terminal Emulator
wezterm 20221119-145034-49b9839f
Helix Version
helix 22.12 (96ff64a)