Closed emirkmo closed 3 months ago
Same problem here on fedora with bash:
fzf --version -> 0.44 zoxide --version -> 0.9.3 bash version -> 5.2.26
I'm on Arch, using Zsh, and I've found that the conditions that makes it work are
completealiases
option can't be set; I can't have run setopt completealiases
in my zshrc.Could you try upgrading to zoxide 0.9.4
and see if it works?
thanks it works for me now
I just upgraded to 0.9.4. I have a question related to this issue:
I imagine that when doing z
+ space
+ tab
, I would not only get the suggestions from directories and files in the folder I'm in but also from the list of "indices" that zoxide has (aka the ones in zoxide query -ls
)
I am using:
zsh 5.9 (x86_64-apple-darwin23.0)
oh-my-zsh
installed zoxide
with brew
, and have it configured as a plugin:
(this is part of my .zshrc
)
plugins=(git zsh-autosuggestions zsh-syntax-highlighting fast-syntax-highlighting zsh-autocomplete zoxide autoupdate)
Am I missing something in the configuration, or what I expect to happen simply isn't possible?
I am also having issues on MacOS zsh installed via brew; i have eval "$(zoxide init zsh --cmd cd)" in my .zshrc. I can go to the correct directory by typing it out fully, but it won't autocomplete.
I was looking at the sources for init, the problem here is mostly with how zoxide query --interactive -- key1
doesn't actually include key1 into the interactive search and either returns one line output which directly cd's into output or it returns not found which leaves empty results. Fix for this would ultimately solve the issue everyone is facing here.
For now, the temporary fix was to remove ${words[2, -1]} from the init configuration for zsh inside __zoxide_z_complete() function. This won't give me results relative to the search that is already there. But, it's usable a bit now till there is a fix for this.
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Hi, sorry about the lack of response. I have been unable to try it with that specific setup, however I am running into issues setting it up with zi and the zi zoxide plugin (possibly related but not worth discussing here). I still intend to return to the setup where only the cd aliasing is not working and try 0.9.4. Github-actions but is just a bit hasty :)
@ajeetdsouza I can confirm the original issue is fixed.
I think there is still some unexpected behavior as brought up by other Commenters.
cd <rootdir><SPACE><TAB>
just cd
's into rootdir
since it is the only one in the index, despite multiple child subdirs being in the index.
cd <rootdir/><SPACE><TAB>
Emphasis on rootdir/
with backslash opens up fzf fuzzy search of index (similar to cd rootdir/sub_char<SPACE><TAB>
Perhaps this is intended but it is not how I remembered zoxide working.
Anyway. I will close, as the other issue's (https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide/issues/712#issuecomment-1986980494) are related but different. It's a quirk in how it works.
(I have zsh shell, and also oh my zsh on Ubuntu 22.04, with fzf installed as well).
No matter if I load compinit before or after
zoxide init
command in.zshrc
(see https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide/issues/513#issuecomment-1560634910) tab completion withcd <some_directory><space><tab>
does not find any matches.In fact, it either finds:
cd <somedir><space><tab>
z#<full>/<path>/<to>/<somedir>
and thenzoxide: no match found
or justzoxide: no match found
.However, using
__zoxide_cd <somedir><space><tab>
just works!zoxide version: 0.9.3 fzf version: 0.29 (devel) omz version: master (872b5cd) zsh version: 5.8.1 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)