Currently the :terminal command keeps the window open after the job
exists. The idea is that you have a chance to see the job output, you
might want to yank it. Closing the window automatically might mean you
loose that text, there is no way to get it back.
However, in practice I find that I mostly want the window to close as
soon as the job finishes. So how about changing the default behavior?
Currently:
:terminal requires "exit<CR>:q<CR>" to close
:terminal ++close requires "exit<CR>" to close
With different default:
:terminal requires "exit<CR>" to close
:terminal ++noclose requires "exit<CR>:q<CR>" to close
Good idea or bad idea?
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