Unable to queue up slow commands

[tomKPZ]

• zsh-autocomplete version: 7f44a6d
• Zsh version: zsh-5.8-436-g0c14732
• Framework: Oh My Zsh

$ cd ~zsh-autocomplete
$ git switch main       # Make sure you test with the `main` branch.
$ git pull              # Update to the latest commit.
$ cd $(mktemp -d)       # Create a temp dir and enter it.
$ # Restart Zsh without config files or environment variables in this dir:
$ exec env -i HOME=$PWD PS1='%# ' TERM=$TERM zsh -f
% source /path/to/zsh-autocomplete/zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
% # Type the following rapidly: "sleep 1<Enter>ls<Enter>"

The ls command gets lost if it is typed while sleep 1 is running. Queueing up slow commands is useful when working with large repositories and it seems to work in all major shells (bash, zsh, fish). The issue only reproduces when zsh-autocomplete is enabled.

[marlonrichert]

Fixed.

[tomKPZ]

Thanks for the fix! However there seems to be a lingering issue. With the patch, if I type sleep 1<Enter>ls<Enter> then I see ls<Newline>, but I still have to press Enter to run the command. The command should be run without additional input.

[marlonrichert]

Hm, I didn't realize it behaved like that. I'll look into it.

[marlonrichert]

Well, that was quite easy.

[tomKPZ]

Wow that was fast! I can confirm it's working properly now, thanks again!