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:RgRaw --files-with-matches .* in my config folder returns about 8600 results, working as expected. Highlighting a file works fine, but when I use Enter, or any other shortcut to try and open said file, I get an error like this:
No mapping found
Error detected while processing function 119[30]..<SNR>20_callback:
line 21:
Vim(let):E684: list index out of range: 1
Building a custom wrapper without agriculture, passing --files-with-matches to Rg breaks it as well in the same way but only if it is passed in the cmd called to reload when the query is updated. Given that the list index matches which file I select, I guessed that all the arguments that return file names (--file(s?), --files-without-matches) would break it in a similar way, selecting from a list of zero every time, which seems to be the case. This seems to be an issue with fzf itself so I don't know if anything can be done via agriculture, but I thought it was worth a shot given that fzf doesn't normally interface with --file-mat... anyways.
Thanks, this plugin is awesome!
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:RgRaw --files-with-matches .*
in my config folder returns about 8600 results, working as expected. Highlighting a file works fine, but when I use Enter, or any other shortcut to try and open said file, I get an error like this:Building a custom wrapper without agriculture, passing --files-with-matches to Rg breaks it as well in the same way but only if it is passed in the cmd called to reload when the query is updated. Given that the list index matches which file I select, I guessed that all the arguments that return file names (--file(s?), --files-without-matches) would break it in a similar way, selecting from a list of zero every time, which seems to be the case. This seems to be an issue with fzf itself so I don't know if anything can be done via agriculture, but I thought it was worth a shot given that fzf doesn't normally interface with --file-mat... anyways.
Thanks, this plugin is awesome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: