e: Do not use editor output as a command.
e: Do not use editor output as a command.

Using $($EDITOR ...) will cause the editor's stdout to be captured and executed as a command. This is

  1) dangerous & useless, because you can never know what your editor
     outputs to stdout (for example, startup messages or GTK warnings);

  2) causes certain terminal-based editors (namely Vim and `ed`) to break,
     since they expect their stdout to be a terminal.

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