Closed belotn closed 2 years ago
Again maybe it's by design
When i enter a path (for example C:\Git) and i hit SetLocation Chord it takes as argument the current dir and not the path i started to write.
This is by design. This is consistent with CTRL+T with fzf.exe in a non-pwsh shell.
CTRL+T
fzf.exe
Again maybe it's by design
When i enter a path (for example C:\Git) and i hit SetLocation Chord it takes as argument the current dir and not the path i started to write.