[BUG] Does not clear already filled commands before executing

[bew]

If in a shell session I opened but forgot about about it (deep in a tmux session for example), I already started to write a command like git checkout -b (and forgot about it).

Then when I try to run a command on all shell sessions like zc-all source /foo/bar, the already entered command is not cleared before executing the new command, resulting in the execution of unwanted command:
git checkout -b source /foo/bar

Instead it should do the same as zle push-input to keep pre-entered input, and pop it back after the next command execution,
and then run:
source /foo/bar
(and the previous input git checkout -b will be restored automatically)

[ss-o]

Hey @bew, I am a bit confused on this one, could you include more details, please?

[bew]

Let's say I have 4 shells open, their current zle $BUFFER are:

1. zc-all source /foo/bar
2. (nothing)
3. (nothing)
4. echo some things I started to write but left off

Now if I press enter on shell 1:

1. executes the zc-all command and send the command to shells 2, 3 & 4.
2. executes source /foo/bar correctly.
3. executes source /foo/bar correctly.
4. executes echo some things I started to write but left off source /foo/bar INSTEAD of source /foo/bar.

I think that a way to prevent this could be to check if $BUFFER is not empty before executing the command from zc-all call, and if it's not empty, save it to the buffer stack like a zle push-input would do.

Is that less confusing ?

[ss-o]

Now can visualize the issue and all seems to make sense. I will update you on this one. Also, you made a good point here 🥇

Thanks 👍

[bew]

Hello! Do you have an update on this? Anything blocking you do do this?