Enter newline in prompt with shift+enter

[frees11]

What feature would you like to see?

Can we also support shift+enter when entering newline in prompt like competition has? Ctrl+j is kinda wtf

Are you interested in implementing this feature?

No response

Additional information

No response

[MarkusJLechner]

Instead of hardcoded shortcuts, it would be nice to be able to configure in the config

[pidgeon777]

#3049

[pidgeon777]

What feature would you like to see?

Can we also support shift+enter when entering newline in prompt like competition has? Ctrl+j is kinda wtf

Are you interested in implementing this feature?

No response

Additional information

No response

Or even better, Enter for adding newline, Ctrl+Enter for sending the input.

Hotkeys should be configurable.

[MaurUppi]

Had you tried Shift + Enter? It works on codex-cli 0.27.0, and even the status line is shown
⏎ send Ctrl+J newline Ctrl+T transcript Ctrl+C quit

0.29.0
⏎ send Shift+⏎ newline Ctrl+T transcript Ctrl+C quit

[frees11]

Thats great thank you, I wasn't aware, that I can use shift+enter now, I am happy now, one minor thing would be to have correct label in gui, but anyway great job.

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[gpeal]

Shift + enter is now supported. If it doesn't work, it's because your terminal doesn't support enhanced keyboard reporting. Most modern terminals (iTerm, ghostty, etc. do)