@stackeffect@twtxt.stackeffect.de @fastidious@twtxt.net Let me ask you guys a question: What’s your workflow here? You hit the “reply” hotkey, the editor comes up, then what? You start writing and writing and then, at some point, you decide “nah” and just do :q!?

The reason why I’m asking: I think I sometimes hit :w in between. This is kind of muscle memory for me (I’m actually not 100% sure if I do it or not …). So a :q! wouldn’t work for me, because I would accidentally send a half-written twt.

Another thing to consider: Maybe users have configured their editors to do auto-save after a while. 🤔

Either way, I suspect the current way to cancel a twt (saving an empty file) has to stay (whether I implement an additional mechanism to detect “cancel” or not). It is very explicit and the user/editor won’t do it by accident.

So, yeah, what’s your workflow? How do you use it?

@xuu@txt.sour.is Well, the point is, things do not work like this.

Actually in nano you would have to ctrl-k ctrl-k ctrl-x y to discard your reply.