CTRL+W closes terminal instead of removing word

[keks]

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When I am in the terminal and press CTRL+W, the terminal closes. I would have expected that the word before the cursor gets removed, as it does in basically every other terminal.

Environment

Zed: v1.0.0 (Zed)
OS: Linux 1.0.0
Memory: 30.7 GiB
Architecture: x86_64

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[notpeter]

Interesting, in #13263 we configured it such that ctrl-w in terminal will not close the terminal and will send a ctrl-w keystroke.

zed/assets/keymaps/default-linux.json

Lines 252 to 257 in 489077b

	"context": "Terminal",
	"bindings": {
	"ctrl-w": ["terminal::SendKeystroke", "ctrl-w"],
	"ctrl-e": ["terminal::SendKeystroke", "ctrl-e"]
	}
	},

This is definitely working for someone else on Linux, because here they are requesting the opposite -- they wish ctrl-w closed the window and instead it's getting passed to the terminal:

• Terminal doesn't close on ctrl+` or ctrl+w on Linux #14369

Just to be clear, your title/description have an uppercase W. Are you typing to ctrl-w or ctrl-shift-w?

Are there any details that you can imagine that might be factors here? Alternate keyboard layout, desktop environment, etc?

[notpeter]

@keks Can you edit the environment (Zed version) in your description? There is no Zed 1.0.0 nor Linux 1.0.0, where did this come from? You can get this in zed with zed: copy system specs into clipboard from the command palette (ctrl-shift-p).

[keks]

Hm, that is exactly what I did. I installed from my Manjaros repos, it's possible that they broke this somehow... I'll check there for now!