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Pasting with the terminal's own paste goes in as one paste - #480
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TG 2.5 turns on bracketed paste and hands the focused view the whole block as Command.Paste, with no key. At one caret that already went in verbatim, but with several carets it skipped OnKeyDown's multi-caret paste and went in at the primary caret only. EditorTextView.OnPaste now sends it through PasteAtCarets (several carets) or EditAtPrimary (one), so it shares Ctrl+V's behaviour and undo records the carets from before the paste. Checked against the built app in a pty: an indented block keeps its indentation, one Ctrl+Z takes it out, and two carets get a line each. Closes #446 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pasting with the terminal's own paste (
Cmd+V, right-click, middle-click) now goes in as one paste everywhereCtrl+Vdoes. An indented block keeps its indentation exactly, oneCtrl+Ztakes the whole paste out, a selection is replaced, and with several carets each one gets the paste the wayCtrl+Vgives it to them: a line each when the counts match, otherwise all of it at every caret.Closes #446
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Ctrl+Zrestored the file, and two carets got1and2.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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