@dhorkin No, the problem is that Fzf Tab doesn't know how to parse the prompt escape sequences that are allowed in the completion system's format style. You should file a bug with Fzf Tab about this.
I can make sure:
[✅] I am using the latest version of fzf-tab
[✅] this is the minimal zshrc which can reproduce this bug
Describe the bug
The dev of
zsh-autocomplete
says that the issue is due to fzf-tab not parsing prompt escape sequences:I can make sure:
compinit
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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and the like in itExpected behavior
Prompt escape sequences should be escaped properly and fzf-tab should display the same way regardless of whether
zsh-autocomplete
is being usedScreenshots
With fzf-tab enabled and zsh-autocomplete disabled: With both enabled:
Environment:
Minimal zshrc
If applicable, add a minimal zshrc to help us analyze. .zshrc:
.zsh_plugins.txt
Log
No log appears when I hit CTRL+X