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Use `string collect` in the fish wrapper generated by `try init` so multi-line output from `try exec` is evaluated as one script. Also capture `pipestatus[1]` and return it on failure instead of relying on `$status` from the pipeline tail.
Use `command try` in Fish init snippets so re-sourcing shell config always calls the binary, not an already-defined `try` function. This keeps setup idempotent and avoids recursion/weird behavior when config.fish is sourced multiple times.
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Had same issue when switching from ruby to c version. Built from mineiro:fix/fish-init-wrapper and used the corrected init code and it worked as expected. fish version 4.4.0 The broken behaviour led to a lot of needless troubleshooting until I found this PR. Thanks! |
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Fixes Fish try behavior (create/clone + status) and updates README to the safer command try init ... setup.