A while back, there was discussion on the list about how certain
snapshots of MacVim would kill or not kill shelled background commands
at certain desirable and undesirable times.
I just noticed the option
guipty
which is set "on" by default and only applies to the GUI. When on, it
attempts to open a pseudo-tty for I/O to/form shell commands. (see :help
guipty and :help gui-pty for more information)
I don't remember this option being discussed in those previous threads.
Is it relevant?
Just thought I'd bring it up. Note that a colleague of mine had similar
problems on his Linux Vim setup. We solved his problem with gratuitous
use of "setsid" (which also worked on MacOS, but you had to build your
own copy of setsid).
--Ted
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