Send submit character in separate write to simulate human input#4
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timofurrer wants to merge 2 commits intosurvivorbat:mainfrom
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Send submit character in separate write to simulate human input#4timofurrer wants to merge 2 commits intosurvivorbat:mainfrom
timofurrer wants to merge 2 commits intosurvivorbat:mainfrom
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Based on https://dr-knz.net/bubbletea-control-inversion.html A future iteration of this should be to individually send "keystrokes", that is, for e.g. choosing the left confirmation button in a confirm, first send the left arrow key, then the submit button. If multiple are required, do it for multiple. I think this mostly is required for control sequences, not so much text. Refs survivorbat#3
Dummy update to trigger github status checks ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Hey @timofurrer! I introduced github actions to the repo. Could you check the errors in the runs? Had to make a dummy commit to get the new status checks to actually run :) |
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Based on https://dr-knz.net/bubbletea-control-inversion.html
A future iteration of this should be to individually send "keystrokes", that is, for e.g. choosing the left confirmation button in a confirm, first send the left arrow key, then the submit button. If multiple are required, do it for multiple. I think this mostly is required for control sequences, not so much text.
Refs #3