Is that possible to quit lazygit after run commands in subprocess?

[Tim-Cao]

Issues:
It is back to lazygit by default after executing custom command in subprocess.
For example,
Add this custom comand to config.yml

customCommands:
  - key: '<c-s>'
    description: 'search commits by keywords'
    command: "git log --oneline --grep='{{index .PromptResponses 0}}'"
    context: 'commits'
    prompts:
      - type: 'input'
        title: 'Keywords'
        initialValue: ''
    subprocess: true

Is that possible to quit lazygit after printing the output in terminal?

[jesseduffield]

It's not currently possible, but I'm not sure I understand the use case. If the use case is to open lazygit, run the custom command, then have lazygit close, perhaps we should have a better way to do that e.g. being able to pass lazygit an argument on the command line that specifies the custom command to invoke

[Tim-Cao]

The request I mean is when the custom command run in subprocess, the output is already printed in terminal. Is there an option to quit lazygit and stay in terminal? See this screenshot.

[mark2185]

Just to clarify, would you like to be able to scroll through the git log command's output, or would you just like to print it out and quit lazygit completely?

[Tim-Cao]

I'd like to print it out and quit lazygit completely.

[Tim-Cao]

Hi @mark2185 and @jesseduffield, the showOutput option introduced by 0.36 version could meet our requirements. I'll mark this conversation as resolved. Thanks!