git log --oneline | fzf-tmux --multi --preview 'git show {+1}'

What on earth does ^@ mean?

Is it "ESC" + @ ?

It can't be googled and I can't find an explanation anywhere. In KDE it brings up a activity window.

Please could you update the readme with the answer?

Environment

• zsh --version: zsh 5.4.2 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)
• uname -a: Linux saturn 4.15.0-38-generic #41-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 10 10:59:38 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Actual behaviour

^R is throwing empty line "above" prompt

Expected behaviour

^R shows history prompt

Looks like the expansion of ~ when setting the default cache directory isn't happening correctly

russell at sparky in ~/projects/dotfiles on master
± find \~
~
~/.cache
~/.cache/fzf-widgets

russell at sparky in ~/projects/dotfiles on master
± export FZF_WIDGET_CACHE="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-~/.cache}/fzf-widgets"

russell at sparky in ~/projects/dotfiles on master
± echo $FZF_WIDGET_CACHE
~/.cache/fzf-widgets

I think perhaps using $HOME might be a better option.

hub -C '/path/to/dir' browse

Hello, I'm trying to include widgets with antigen. Widgets loads on macOS, but on Ubuntu outputs many errors begins with:

command not found: private

$ private
zsh: command not found: private

Widget outputs paths like:

 MtREADME.md
??tzsh.yml

If i replace

git status --porcelain | \
  sed "s/^\(..\) /\1\t${base_path}/" | \
  grep "^.[MD?]" | \
  selector-select -m

to

git status --porcelain | \
  grep "^.[MD?]" | \
  cut -c 4- | \
  selector-select -m

Script output paths correct.

But I cannot understand purpose of $base_path.

Why

Want to delete branches by fzf

What

• Add fzf-git-delete-branches
• Update README

• fzf-github-show-issue
• fzf-github-open-issue
• fzf-github-close-issue
• fzf-github-edit-issue

fzy does smarter matching than fzf.

Would you consider supporting user selectable finders (eg fzy, fzf, peco, percol, selecta) via a variable?

Ideally, this variable could have a value like: fzy:fzf:peco:percol:selecta.

For example, if I select command git add --, I got git\ add\ --\

When I select files and press Enter, i see git add -- in command line.

Plugin load with antigen, theme bira, other plugins disabled, macOS.

git add $(git status --porcelain | grep "^.[MD?]" | cut -c 4- | fzf -m)

works fine.

git 2.12.0
zsh 5.3.1

• fzf-select-docker-widget
• fzf-docker-kill-containers
• fzf-docker-logs-container
• fzf-docker-remove-containers
• fzf-docker-remove-images
• fzf-docker-remove-volumes
• fzf-docker-start-containers
• fzf-docker-stop-containers

Environment

• zsh --version: zsh 5.6.2 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
• uname -a: Linux Leonidas 4.19.12-arch1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Dec 21 13:56:54 UTC 2018 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Actual behaviour

On starting a new terminal I get this error:

/home/me/.zshrc:109: FZF_WIDGET_OPTS: assignment to invalid subscript range

On line 109 I have the example configuration you give in your readme:

FZF_WIDGET_OPTS[insert-history]='--exact'

Expected behaviour

I don't know. I've never seen it work and don't know what it does.

Attempts to fix

• Googled FZF_WIDGET_OPTS and found it only mentioned in your example.
• Changed insert-history to fzf-insert-history and insert-history-line

Environment

• zsh --version: zsh 5.1.1 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)

• uname -a: Linux popstas-server 4.4.0-98-generic #121-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 10 14:24:03 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

• fzf --version: 0.16.11 (ecb6b23)

• antigen, oh-my-zsh

When I begin input command and complete it with ctrl+R:
df<ctrl+R>

Actual behaviour

dfdf -h (append to input)

Expected behaviour

df -h (replace input)

Unfortunally, this bug appears about 4-5 months ago, but I forgot to tell about this. Please tell if you cannot reproduce this.

Why

The following widgets name is not clear.

• fzf-git-add
• fzf-git-checkout

What

Rename as follows.

• fzf-git-add-file
• fzf-git-checkout-branch

Environment

• zsh --version: 5.3.1

I trying to checkout to test branch.

Actual behaviour

After widget select I expect:

git checkout test

Expected behaviour

git checkout -- test