Prompt doesn't get returned after running zsh widget (zsh script)

[enoryw]

Probably not a p10k problem but a general shell problem:

I have a zsh script with the following snippet:

  # List sessions sorted by most recent along with pre-defined sessions
  selected=$(print -Dl -- "${(u)sessions[@]}" | fzf --tmux \
    --prompt="Session > " --header="CTRL-d: kill session" \
    --bind 'ctrl-d:become(echo {+} | xargs -n 1 tmux kill-session -t)+abort')

  [[ -z "$selected" ]] && exit

Then in zshrc I have the following:

# tmux sessionizer
ts_widget() {
  ts --list
}
zle -N ts_widget
bindkey "^o" ts_widget

After selecting a tmux session to kill, the script should exit. In zsh, I don't see the fzf prompt until I hit enter. If I run the same script in sh, it exits with the shell prompt on screen. This seems to be a "redrawing" issue--how to fix this?

[romkatv]

You might be able to solve the "redrawing" issue somehow, but you could also invoke the script normally rather than through a widget. Widgets are for manipulating the state of the line editor, not for invoking scripts.

[enoryw]

Ok. It seems I don't have this issue when running the script normally--I just like the effect of launching frequently-used scripts without polluting the visible shell history.

[romkatv]

If you aren't using it yet, consider enabling Transient Prompt. It'll make scrollback nice and tidy.