Looks like user registers can preserve shell return codes when piping into buffers.
e.g,
|junk;echo "evaluate-commands "“reg a “”$?”>$kak_command_fifo
then :<c-r>a
:echo %sh{echo $kak_reg_a}
should both show 127
Looks like user registers can preserve shell return codes when piping into buffers.
e.g,
|junk;echo "evaluate-commands "“reg a “”$?”>$kak_command_fifo
then :<c-r>a
:echo %sh{echo $kak_reg_a}
should both show 127