Describe the bug
While git status is loading asynchronously in the background, not all keystrokes are being registered. This makes the shell virtually unusable during that time. As soon as the git status is displayed, everything runs smoothly again.
I'm using Tide under WSL, which is why the git status takes quite a while anyway (about 5 seconds). However, that is exactly what asynchronous loading is supposed to handle.
When I use pure-fish/pure with acomagu/fish-async-prompt for the git prompt, for example, everything remains fluid and responsive the entire time."
Steps to reproduce
Hard to say. Use WSL2 and cd into a large git repo under /mnt/c.
Environment
fish version: 4.5.0
tide version: 6.2.0
term: xterm-256color
os: Archlinux in WSL2
terminal emulator: Windows Terminal
fish startup: 10.16 millis
fisher plugins: jorgebucaran/fisher ilancosman/tide@v6
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Describe the bug
While git status is loading asynchronously in the background, not all keystrokes are being registered. This makes the shell virtually unusable during that time. As soon as the git status is displayed, everything runs smoothly again.
I'm using Tide under WSL, which is why the git status takes quite a while anyway (about 5 seconds). However, that is exactly what asynchronous loading is supposed to handle.
When I use pure-fish/pure with acomagu/fish-async-prompt for the git prompt, for example, everything remains fluid and responsive the entire time."
Steps to reproduce
Hard to say. Use WSL2 and cd into a large git repo under /mnt/c.
Environment