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Minor extraterm annoyance: while I like those frames and enjoy them (especially that they make command status so visible), I feel my terminal is sometimes a little filled when I issue a few commands with short output, like pwd or date. I blacklist them in Settings, but this is somewhat cumbersome, and it turns out there are more of them than I expected.
What about an option like
[x] Don't frame commands with single-line output
or maybe a bit more fine-tuning of this kind (set minimal number of lines to get the frame, treat this option differently depending whether command succeeded or failed…).
In general this is about possibility to have some wider rules when to use frames, and when not instead of limiting to simple names.
PS This can also help in case of multicommands like git or hg. I want frame for hg status. I don't want it for hg id
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Minor extraterm annoyance: while I like those frames and enjoy them (especially that they make command status so visible), I feel my terminal is sometimes a little filled when I issue a few commands with short output, like
pwd
ordate
. I blacklist them in Settings, but this is somewhat cumbersome, and it turns out there are more of them than I expected.What about an option like
or maybe a bit more fine-tuning of this kind (set minimal number of lines to get the frame, treat this option differently depending whether command succeeded or failed…).
In general this is about possibility to have some wider rules when to use frames, and when not instead of limiting to simple names.
PS This can also help in case of multicommands like
git
orhg
. I want frame forhg status
. I don't want it forhg id
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: