Input command while process is running

[shaulgo]

Describe the solution you'd like?

When running a long process I want to be able to add commands to the que and see them. 
For example, while running `npm i`, I decided enter `npm run build`. So that it will run right after.

1. I want to see the next command I entered.
2. Further improvement, would allow me to also edit/cancel a command from the que.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

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Additional context

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[elviskahoro]

@shaulgo - Thanks for opening this. Can you send a video of what Warp does for you?

[shaulgo]

hey, sorry for the delay.
In the attached video you can see:

1. find . is running for a couple of seconds.
2. While find . is running user enters the command ll and enter.
3. When find . is done ll starter running.

This is exactly how other terminals work. But it can be improved upon with several features.

1. I would like to see the command I entered (the terminal doesn't show the commands that where entered during the run of the last command).
2. This would probably be harder. And maybe not worth the effort. But more control of this would also be nice in some instances. For example the ability to cancel the running process or one of the queued processes. (Currently if I ctrl+c, it will cancel all).

By the way, when I started using Warp it was a marginal improvement. But now it's becoming so much better. For years I didn't understand why terminals where not moving in this direction. So much fun to see it improve.
It has become so much better than all other terminals

Thanks :)

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