This update brings the new Terminator release 1.92 to a Fedora box near you. This is the first release of the new Terminator Team at GitHub (https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator). It finally supports Python 3 and fixes a lot of bugs. You can find a detailed changelog here: https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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Upgrading from
1.91-10.fc31
to1.92-1.fc31
broke two things for me:1 My custom
vertical split
keybinding (Ctrl
+Shift
+z
) no longer works. My customhorizontal split
keybinding (Ctrl
+Shift
+a
) still works, though.2 Middle click paste suddenly shows the exact behaviour of this old bug:
Ctrl
-c
orright click
>copy
) instead of the selectionBoth worked before. Upgrading to
1.92-2.fc31
did not fix either problem. Downgrading to1.91-10.fc31
fixed both.~/.config/terminator/config
:Thanks for this feedback David, I'm curious if the 1.92-2 build could work for you with Wayland as someone gave positive feedback exactly on the middle clicking topic here: FEDORA-2020-bd14a158cd.
Otherwise we'll have to backport the patch from upstream which could probably fix the issue, just for completeness the links:
https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/issues/24 https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/pull/51
Just tested it. Both problems persist in the referenced
1.92-2.fc31
.I also just noticed that when I split my screen horizontally,
Ctrl
+Shift
+z
(my customsplit_vert
keybinding) seems to "show"/"hide" the non-active split, and it is also set toscaled_zoom
in the keybindings interface (but in both1.92-1.fc31
, where the keybinding still worked, as well as1.92-2.fc31
, where it does not).So my guess would be that this option's default was changed (or the option was invented?) after I configured my keybinding, and either there was no check if the (new) default keybinding was already set to something else or a bogus check was made.
Just confirmed, deleting the
scaled_zoom
keybinding or setting it to another combination re-enables it forsplit_vert
.Sorry, should have added this to my last comment.
Thanks for tracking this down. I think we have the middle-click paste problem fixed in master (see https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/pull/51) for details, and, i'll take a look at new keybindings clobbering older customized ones. Given the way the code is, I think fixing this would require some refactoring, but it would aid us greatly if you could open an issue upstream https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator/issues