Not searching recursively

himat commented 2 months ago

Checklist

[X] I have read through the manual page (man fzf)
[X] I have searched through the existing issues
[ ] For bug reports, I have checked if the bug is reproducible in the latest version of fzf

Output of `fzf --version`

0.48.1 (brew)

OS

[ ] Linux
[X] macOS
[ ] Windows
[ ] Etc.

Shell

[ ] bash
[X] zsh
[ ] fish

Problem / Steps to reproduce

I am definitely missing something because I am finding that fzf is not always searching recursively.

In my terminal, I'm at /opt/homebrew and run fzf and search for "squid" and I get these things back

But when I then manually cd into /opt/homebrew/etc/ and run fzf again and search for "squid", not I actually find the files I'm looking for

Why did fzf not search fully recursively from the directory that was one up? Didn't work from /opt/homebrew But worked from /opt/homebrew/etc The file is located at /opt/homebrew/etc/squid.conf

junegunn commented 2 months ago

Do you have $FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND or $FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS defined?

himat commented 2 months ago

I have FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND defined

╰─❯ echo $FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND
rg --files --hidden

╰─❯ echo $FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS

junegunn commented 2 months ago

Then try rg --files --hidden | grep squid in /opt/homebrew and see if you get the result.

himat commented 2 months ago

I see, that didn't work. So I guess it's a problem with rg then, thanks

himat commented 2 months ago

I did rg --files --no-ignore | grep squid and now it works Turns out homebrew's /opt/homebrew/ dir is a cloned git dir and contains a .gitignore with only certain files/dirs unignored, so seems like that's why rg is ignoring certain dirs.

junegunn / fzf