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Since We updated Bash to 4.3.27 whenever I type a long command, if it reach the end of terminal window, instead of continuing in a new line, it overwrites over the same line using a ">" at the beginning to mark that the line was wrapped (I can go back and forward over the line. I mean, it doesn't just overwrites the current line)
Something like:
Lets say my terminal its 30 chars width
Before update
user@HOSTNAME ~$ echo "hello w
orld!"
After update
<ME ~$ echo "hello world!"
Nothing was changed in my environment since that bash update. $BASHOPTS
shows the same values as it has before except "complete_fullquote"
How can I restore the "multiline behaviour"?
Regards
related: https://askubuntu.com/questions/24358/how-do-i-get-long-command-lines-to-wrap-to-the-next-line
– Ciro Santilli 新疆改造中心法轮功六四事件 – 2019-12-17T13:23:26.897