Numpad Enter should have the same behavior as the regular Enter

[rubnogueira]

Description

When I press the Numpad Enter, it doesn't submit the prompt.

Plugins

No response

OpenCode version

1.1.11

Steps to reproduce

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Screenshot and/or share link

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Operating System

macOS 26.2

Terminal

Ghostty

[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• Shift-return does not input newline since 1.0 #4046: Shift-return does not input newline since 1.0 - Related to Enter key behavior changes in opentui
• unable to insert new line in prompt box in MacOS Tahoe basic Terminal #7248: unable to insert new line in prompt box in MacOS Tahoe basic Terminal - Similar issue with Enter/Shift-Enter functionality
• opentui: input_submit not reading <leader> keybind properly #3557: opentui: input_submit not reading keybind properly - Related to input submission keybind handling
• [WebUI] Enter submits on IME composition confirm, preventing Japanese input #6950: [WebUI] Enter submits on IME composition confirm - Related to Enter key behavior and input submission

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

[github-actions]

For keybind-related issues, please also check our pinned keybinds documentation: #4997

[yashrastogi019-cell]

@rubnogueira it is working now please check?

[rubnogueira]

Still not working with 1.1.13.

[steefmin]

I think this is influenced by the use of ghostty. I'm having the same behavior on Ubuntu 24.04 with ghostty terminal, but it works as expected in gnome terminal

[Mattwmaster58]

Ran into this with Ghostty as well - 1.1.28

[rhodes-b]

ghostty-org/ghostty#10451 (comment)

opentui supports kitty keyboard protocol under kkp enter and numpad enter are not the same key like they are in traditional reporting

this is a opencode problem they need to recognize it as the same action as enter

#9242
there is also this PR which attempts to allow kkp to be user configurable

[simoneverduci]

Possibly related:

The / key on the numeric keypad (KP_Divide) is also not recognized in the TUI.

Expected:
Pressing numpad / should insert / in the prompt (same as the main keyboard).

Actual:
Nothing happens / the key is ignored.

Environment:

• OS: Windows 11
• Terminal: Windows Terminal
• OpenCode: 1.2.20

Looks like other numpad keys may not be mapped correctly in opentui.