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Observations from initial testing of ob-session-async-shell.el:

• Didn’t work with zsh
• Worked with bash and sh
• #+RESULTS contains input commands that it shouldn’t, as well as the command printing the end-indicator, for example see the below code block and its #+RESULTS:

  sleep 1
  echo foo
      

  sleep 1
  echo foo
  foo
  printf 'ob_comint_async_sh_end_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734'
      

• Prompt in *shell* buffer does not get changed back to its original value after evaluation. Here is the contents of my *shell* buffer after evaluating the above code block:

  PS1=$'\n46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>'
  PS1=$'\n46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>'
  
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>PS2=$'\n46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>'
  PS2=$'\n46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>'
  
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>printf 'ob_comint_async_sh_start_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734'
  printf 'ob_comint_async_sh_start_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734'
  ob_comint_async_sh_start_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>sleep 1
  sleep 1
  
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>echo foo
  echo foo
  foo
  
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>printf 'ob_comint_async_sh_end_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734'
  printf 'ob_comint_async_sh_end_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734'
  ob_comint_async_sh_end_46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734
  46f2cf20d1485af62ac59844b6bdf734>