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The --wait flag lets you use the Zed CLI as an EDITOR for things like commit messages. The zed CLI process will run until the given files have been closed. But right now, if I close a file by closing its entire Zed window, the zed CLI process will fail to exit.
To reproduce
Run zed --wait some/file
Close the resulting Zed window with cmd-shift-w
💥 See that the zed --wait command is still running
Expected behavior
The command should exit when closing the window, because the file is no longer open.
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Describe the bug
The
--wait
flag lets you use the Zed CLI as anEDITOR
for things like commit messages. Thezed
CLI process will run until the given files have been closed. But right now, if I close a file by closing its entire Zed window, thezed
CLI process will fail to exit.To reproduce
zed --wait some/file
cmd-shift-w
zed --wait
command is still runningExpected behavior
The command should exit when closing the window, because the file is no longer open.
Environment
Zed 0.49.1 – /Applications/Zed.app
macOS 12.4
architecture arm64
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