Caret is hidden when opening note in vim from CLI tool #147
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Hello, there was a bug in the CLI app, which I've now re-published. Please could you try again? Also please wait for the next iOS version 0.10.9 (should be available today or tomorrow) and try with this one. |
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Thanks for the response. I was able to install the new version, but Microsoft decided to suspend my newly created account for suspicious activity. Not sure if this is tied to Joplin (it is a new account, so possibly? or maybe it was because I tried syncing a million times while it was broken?) but the sooner you get Joplin working with Nextcloud, the better! When my account is unblocked, if ever, I will give this another shot. Honestly though, I'd prefer not to have any accounts with MS, but this app fills a need for me. Thanks for your hard work. I'll update this when possible. Take care. |
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Laurent, Problem was solved on both iOS and Linux and I am greatly enjoying your product! Do you have any way to contact you for questions regarding Joplin that are not bugs? I'll just mention my specific question here: when editing a note, vim opens up but my caret/cursor block is not visible, so I just kind of trial and error where I am going to be entering text at times. Any ideas on this? Thanks for your work! |
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A fix for this has actually been suggested but I haven't had time to add it yet: cronvel/terminal-kit#50 (comment) I'm re-opening the issue for now to keep track of it. |
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@createchange, actually I cannot replicate this bug, does it happen every time or is it randomly? By the way which Linux distribution is it? |
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@laurent22, thanks for following up. It happens every time for me. I am using Arch. Please let me know if there is any other information I can provide you and I’d be glad to. |
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I'm not familiar with Arch Linux, is there any easy to use installer like for Ubuntu? I've tried the ISO they provide in VirtualBox but got to a prompt where I guess I'd have to install everything manually? Is there any quick way to do this? |
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There’s really not a easy graphical install option for Arch. There were a few projects that added a GUI to facilitate the process, but I just looked at them and they seem abandoned.
The best bet I think would be Antergos (https://antergos.com/), which is a derivative based on Arch.
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I'm not familiar with Arch Linux, is there any easy to use installer like for Ubuntu? I've tried the ISO they provide in VirtualBox but got to a prompt where I guess I'd have to install everything manually? Is there any quick way to do this?
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I've tried with Antergos and it's working for me (Caret is visible in vim). Which terminal emulator, and which version of Bash are you using? |
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Good call on that. I used zsh, not bash, and I think that is where the problem lies. If I change to my root user, which uses bash as the default shell, the caret shows while editing a note in joplin. It appears that the problem is that I am using zsh. Do you know of any solution to this, now that we have it narrowed down?
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I've tried with Antergos and it's working for me (Caret is visible in vim). Which terminal emulator, and which version of Bash are you using?
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Unfortunately I still cannot replicate this in neither zsh under WSL nor zsh under Antergos. Does it work for you with a default vim installation (i.e. with no plugin, no vimrc, etc.)? Does it work with a default zsh installation? I guess there's some plugin or setting that's causing this but not sure what. |
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You nailed it. I had "set term=ansi" in my .vimrc, and removing that fixed the problem. Not only that, but it made my vim look better. so double win! Now to open a new issue... You're doing great work. |
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Ok good to know the reason for this bug. I'll add this to a faq. |
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If there is an error, please copy and paste the full error message
Arch Linux CLI - Error Message: Unexpected token o in JSON at position 1
I am also having issues with syncing on my iOS device, so I am assuming the issue is somewhere on my end. I did authorize OneDrive (new account) on both CLI and iOS devices (both fresh installs).
I am happy to provide other information that you might need, but may need some in providing some of that information - working on my Linux-fu by the day, but am likely going to be out of my element here.
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