almostontop automatically substitutes variables

[avamsi]

For example, $ echo $EDITOR without almostontop just gets executed as $ echo $EDITOR

But with almostontop, it gets replaced with $ echo ~/bin/micro

[Valiev]

Thanks for the issue. I need some time to figure it out, whether it a feature or a bug. 😂

[avamsi]

Sure, thanks.

To add a bit more context to help you with your decision:

It's fine when almostontop replaces commands like $ sudo !! with $ sudo #previous_command (this is the happy case, maybe even a feature if you will)

But the problem is when it replaces commands like

$ #some_private_util mkdir #some_path%ttl=1d

with

$ #some_private_util mkdir #some_path[#current_time]tl=1d

In this command "%" after the path is treated as a delimiter followed by args (like ttl = 1d in this example) and almostontop breaks that by replacing %t with #current_time -- this, I would call a bug -- at least without a way to suppress this behavior and keep almostontop on.

[Valiev]

@avamsi , should be fixed now. Please check out the new version.

[Valiev]

could be easily checked with echo $? command

[avamsi]

That was pretty quick! Thanks @Valiev!