Typically in Codex, one can press Ctrl-G and use an editor (like, vim) to write the prompt. Currently, Ctrl-G results in
■ Cannot open external editor: set $VISUAL or $EDITOR before starting Codex.
I fiddled with using sbx exec to get vim installed and setting the VISUAL and EDITOR variable names to be "vim", but Codex still gives me the same message.
Making this easy would be appreciated, or if there is another way people have tried that works, I would be interested in that as well.
Typically in Codex, one can press Ctrl-G and use an editor (like, vim) to write the prompt. Currently, Ctrl-G results in
■ Cannot open external editor: set $VISUAL or $EDITOR before starting Codex.I fiddled with using
sbx execto get vim installed and setting the VISUAL and EDITOR variable names to be "vim", but Codex still gives me the same message.Making this easy would be appreciated, or if there is another way people have tried that works, I would be interested in that as well.