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Pasted text from a clipboard is shown as "[pasted #2 1+ lines]" instead of inline pasting #3532
Hello, opencode devs! I've just downloaded and started to familiarize myself with opencode and I immediately stumbled across two issues.
One is being discussed here - shift+enter keybinding not working #1505 - is that there's no straightforward way to provide multi-line prompts (Ubuntu 24 LTS, default Gnome terminal), apart from CTRL+j
Another is that when I paste some text snippets while composing a prompt, they're pasted like "[pasted Roadmap & Existing Issues #2 1+ lines]" to prompt (instead of a plaintext), which is very annoying.
One might say to overcome both these issues I can prepare my prompts in an external editor - and yes, that is a workaround. But it spoils the overall experience of using the opencode as one and only tool.
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Hello, opencode devs! I've just downloaded and started to familiarize myself with opencode and I immediately stumbled across two issues.
One is being discussed here - shift+enter keybinding not working #1505 - is that there's no straightforward way to provide multi-line prompts (Ubuntu 24 LTS, default Gnome terminal), apart from CTRL+j
Another is that when I paste some text snippets while composing a prompt, they're pasted like "[pasted Roadmap & Existing Issues #2 1+ lines]" to prompt (instead of a plaintext), which is very annoying.
One might say to overcome both these issues I can prepare my prompts in an external editor - and yes, that is a workaround. But it spoils the overall experience of using the
opencodeas one and only tool.OpenCode version
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