fix: remove time argument to accept-process-output #78
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Setting the time argument causes the command execution to fail for long command. This is the result of `tdoe`:
```elisp
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Selecting deleted buffer")
comint-redirect-preoutput-filter("@\n")
comint-redirect-filter(comint-output-filter #<process BQN> "@\n")
apply(comint-redirect-filter comint-output-filter (#<process BQN> "@\n"))
#f(advice comint-redirect-filter :around comint-output-filter)(#<process BQN> "@\n")
```
By removing it, the error disappears.
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The error message from melpazoid is a bit strange. Nonetheless I will rebase. |
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A mini PR. Setting the time argument to 0.1 throws an error if the command's execution takes longer than that in the coming buffer. This is the result of
tdoe:By using the default, the error disappears.