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The txtEdit alias currently only works when you pass it an existing file with the txt, sh, and I'm sure a few other extensions. It doesn't work for other extensions like md.
##To Reproduce##
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open terminal
Enter txtEdit .md
File doesn't open in the default text editor.
##Expected Behavior##
File should open in default text editor.
##Actual Behavior##
The bellow is printed to the terminal, no window pops up, and no tab is opened if the default text editor is already open. Finally, ctrl + c or enter must be entered to return to your terminal prompt.
##Screenshots##
None
##Environment##
OS:
Name: Fedora
Version: 37
Shell:
Name: bash
Version: 5.2.15(1)-release
##Blocked By##
None
##Blocking##
None
##Additional Context##
There is a TODO in the alias file with this issue's ID.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
##Describe the Bug##
The
txtEdit
alias currently only works when you pass it an existing file with thetxt
,sh
, and I'm sure a few other extensions. It doesn't work for other extensions likemd
.##To Reproduce##
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
##Expected Behavior##
File should open in default text editor.
##Actual Behavior##
The bellow is printed to the terminal, no window pops up, and no tab is opened if the default text editor is already open. Finally,
ctrl
+c
orenter
must be entered to return to your terminal prompt.##Screenshots##
None
##Environment##
##Blocked By##
None
##Blocking##
None
##Additional Context##
There is a
TODO
in the alias file with this issue's ID.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: