Is it possible to completely disable close confirmation?

[mkpaz]

I tried this, but still get the close confirmation on tab middle click.

window_close_confirmation = 'NeverPrompt',
skip_close_confirmation_for_processes_named = { 'bash', 'sh', 'zsh', 'fish', 'tmux' },
keys = {
  {
    key = 'w', mods = 'CTRL|SHIFT', action = wezterm.action.CloseCurrentTab { confirm = false }
  },
}

It looks like skip_close_confirmation_for_processes_named not working for me, while I don't use multiplexer and don't have any spawned processes, just a pure bash shell. I spent like an hour trying to fix this with no luck and let me say it's very annoying to not be able to disable something that is default in any other terminal emulator. Also, requiring to redefine keymap to disable the confirmation looks like dirty hack, it's really should be less complicated.

[wez]

I'd like to understand more about why skip_close_confirmation_for_processed_named = {...} isn't working for you. I think there's more to your setup than you've shared and that may be influencing it.
Please file a bug report issue for this, and fill out the information requested by the template!

[mkpaz]

Digging into this a bit more I found out that this is flatpak issue. Tried to grant every possible permission via Flatseal with no luck and switched to rpm package. Both rpm and appimage don't have this problem. I only picked Flatpak because wezterm isn't in Fedora repos thus it lacks auto-updates if installed other way.

[wez]

Interesting. I opened #2783 to track this.

[joel-bluedata]

It also seems like ssh and unix domains have a different behavior here than the local domain. I have this in my config, trying various things to skip the tab close confirmation (config.keys already exists when this code is run):

  config.window_close_confirmation = 'NeverPrompt'
  table.insert(
    config.keys,
    {
      key = 'w',
      mods = 'SHIFT|CTRL',
      action = wezterm.action.CloseCurrentTab { confirm = false },
    }
  )
  wezterm.on('mux-is-process-stateful', function(_proc)
    return false
  end)

ctrl-shift-W works as expected, with no confirmation. In the local domain, I can also close tabs without confirmation when using the "x" on the tab. In an ssh or unix domain however, using the "x" on the tab still shows the confirmation dialog. (I can file an issue if I'm not just overlooking something here.)