Partial Pastes in Terminal Fixed Sorta

[Acklamay]

I know this is an issue but not sure if everyone experiences it. I'm new and don't expect my work to be perceived as anything magical and need to update the repository files for the cow tuned model, but this is a buffer meant to fix the auto-pasting truncation that is happening in some people's installs. I noticed this problem happens after I start customizing things. This cow tuned model is meant to provide a synthetic output by disrupting terminal to brain with a cow and other read write methods. Sometimes after idle, like a day, it may not work right away but then consecutive pastes it does. I wanted to share in case someone wants to rework it into something more substantially helpful than my tinkerings or if they need a quick fix until an actual fix is found for the people with the issue.

I appreciate everyone's work so I know its not much but hope it helps.

https://github.com/Acklamay/vscodium-safe-paste/releases/tag/12.2.4-Tuned-Cow

[daiyam]

@Acklamay You should publish your extension on OpenVSX and maybe on VSCode Marketplace.

Looking at the code, I was wondering if an issue could occur if the user switches terminal and pastes before the current queue isn't finished.

[Acklamay]

I am not sure. I am still testing it. I am trying to update my workflow so I have been limping with this patch until I get an opportunity to properly revisit it. I actually was going to publish it but my email has characters it doesn't like so I need to make secondary one in my email settings that open VSX likes. In the meantime, I hoped it might make someone'd day a little easier. Is the terminal switch an issue for you? If so I will try to observe it so I can attempt an improvement, maybe link the paste to a specific terminal. I know it buffers but but it still is a relatively quick load, but suspect many of you may move quicker than me, haha.

[daiyam]

Is the terminal switch an issue for you?

No, I was just wondering.

[Acklamay]

Its a valid concern I should look at when revisiting it. As well as an easy delete process. Thanks for bringing it up.