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On Mon, Jun 02, 2025 at 08:33:56AM -0700, Chenguang Wang wrote:
Background: Ctrl-Alt-H deletes a word before the cursor, e.g. if your cursor is right after "fish" in `hello fish shell` and you press Ctrl-Alt-H, you would get `hello shell`.
I recently noticed it no longer works.
yeah we missed that one. Also ctrl-alt-m.
As a workaround, use "bind ctrl-alt-h backward-kill-token" (or "backward-kill-word")
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Background: Ctrl-Alt-H deletes a word before the cursor, e.g. if your cursor is right after "fish" in
hello fish shelland you press Ctrl-Alt-H, you would gethello shell.I recently noticed it no longer works.
fish -Ndoes not help.fish --versionshowsfish, version 4.0.0; could it be some keybinds are lost in the migration to Rust?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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