Closed jeiea closed 5 months ago
I've observed that the expected behavior described below has been absent for quite some time, and I'm eager to understand the reason behind it.
Set up this project and configure it as follows.
Set-PsFzfOption -PSReadlineChordProvider 'Ctrl+t' -PSReadlineChordReverseHistory 'Ctrl+r'
Press Ctrl+R and type ls -r in powershell.
ls -r
The results should mimic the oh-my-zsh fzf integration, where entries containing ls -r appear first.
Currently, the most recent item always appears first.
I have the same issue, is there any workaround this?
Background
I've observed that the expected behavior described below has been absent for quite some time, and I'm eager to understand the reason behind it.
Steps to reproduce
Set up this project and configure it as follows.
Press Ctrl+R and type
ls -r
in powershell.Expected behavior
The results should mimic the oh-my-zsh fzf integration, where entries containing
ls -r
appear first.Actual behavior
Currently, the most recent item always appears first.