Use Ctrl+V for clipboard image paste - #10535
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Summary
The clipboard manager correctly puts selected images on the Wayland clipboard, but
omarchy-clipboard-paste-filecurrently follows that withShift+Insert.Terminal emulators such as foot consume
Shift+Insertas their own text-only paste action. Since an image clipboard entry has no text flavor, the terminal finds nothing to paste and the application running inside the terminal never receives the shortcut.This changes the image/file paste helper to send
Ctrl+Vinstead.The text paste path is intentionally unchanged: Omarchy's existing text helpers continue to use
Shift+Insertwhere appropriate for terminal-safe text paste.Fixes #10526.
Testing
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test/shell.d/clipboard-file-paste-test.shcovering:Ctrl+V--copy-onlystill sends no synthetic paste shortcutThe reported affected setup has also confirmed manually that
Ctrl+Vsuccessfully delivers the staged image to an image-aware terminal application.