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I have rewritten the Status:name() method and have saved it as a file with the following patch:

Here is my yazi.toml:

I tried the following:

• Copying the whole file over - removing Status = {}, as you indicated for manager (#10) - and modifying only the Status:name() method.
• Naming it status.lua and updating the path in toml.
• Including only the single plugin in the preload variable in toml.

Any ideas?

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If you have a bug or improvement for Yazi itself, please make it at https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi/issues.

Thank you!

Hi, I can't get the find function to work, should I just toggle / with the setting here?
I want something like this https://yazi-rs.github.io/videos/incremental-find.mp4

I have followed the instructions in: https://yazi-rs.github.io/usage/tips#full-border, but I cannot produce the full border.

Here are the files I created (note, I do have a theme enabled as well):

These are the contents of those files:

I'm not sure why its failing?

Yazi now supports Cachex, so Nix users can directly use the binary cache instead of building from source, which is more convenient.

It would be great to add its usage to the installation guide, but I'm not familiar with Nix.

Hey @musjj, would you be interested/time to write a short document for it?

Hi,
First, thanks i'm realy hyped by the plugins system 🔥 .
I have lot of fun idea of thing we can build with it .
I tried to look at the plugins docs a bit and i have the same issue with yazi than i have with wezterm.
It's the fact that we need to spend more time on the web docs than in the editor because we dont have types infos builtin.
For wezterm i found this Github user config .
It is made manually and probably not up to date, but it already helps. I think providing something similar for yazi would be nice. I searched for a way to automatically generate documentation but only found Tealr. It might work for markdown documents, but it doesn't seem to provide the LuaLs types. I can maybe do it manually for now, but I think there might be a better solution for doing that automatically. Do you have any thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Dylan

The search feature of the documentation website returns no results when results do exist.

For example, searching fzf gives no results, when fzf is certainly mentioned in the website:
https://yazi-rs.github.io/search?q=fzf

I have tried with current Firefox and current Vivaldi (chromium-type) browsers

(Resubmitting, after previously submitting to the main yazi repository in error: sxyazi/yazi#949)