Andy Kipp
Andy Kipp
I can't reproduce this on MacOS 14, python 3.11 and xonsh 0.14.3: ```xsh aliases['e'] = 'echo -n @(1)' # ExecAlias for i in range(10000): e # No OSError and it...
After #5437 I can't reproduce this. ```xsh mkdir -p /tmp/123 cd /tmp/123 touch a b c def forall_(args, stdin=None, stdout=None): input = stdin.read().strip() for x in input.split("\n"): execx(args[0].replace("$x", x)) return...
Hi @jaraco! Thank you for this case. In the nutshell the problem is that the command: ```python 'echo' '123' ``` returns string `'echo123'` instead of interpret the line as a...
@jaraco I think the best way is to add explicit xonsh support like you suggested.
@jaraco it's awesome! Please create a PR with updating [Editors](https://xon.sh/editors.html) article at the end.
Closed with the reference to https://github.com/xonsh/xonsh/issues/5317#issuecomment-2032017790
Is there a way to repeat this?
Please add the `xonfig` command output.
Hi @mltucker! I'm also mac m1 user and xonsh installed from conda and everything is perfect for me. Could you please alsoo paste the `xonfig` output.
Thanks @mltucker ! I'm using py 3.11 but you and the reporter are on 3.12. Maybe this is an upstream issue around prompt-toolkit and `asyncio` on 3.12. It will be...