When using zoxide in conjunction with zsh-autocomplete and fzf, the expected behavior of navigating to directories sorted by frecency fails. Specifically, after initiating a directory search with z prefix<SPACE><TAB>, selecting a directory from the fzf menu, and pressing <ENTER>, the fzf menu reopens with the input "0n" instead of changing the directory.
Steps to Reproduce
Configure .zshrc with the following setup:
# Set up fzf key bindings and fuzzy completion
eval "$(fzf --zsh)"
2. Type z `sometext<SPACE><TAB>` to invoke the fzf menu.
3. Select a directory and press `<ENTER>`.
### Expected Behavior
Upon selecting a directory from the fzf menu and pressing `<ENTER>`, the shell should navigate to the selected directory.
### Actual Behavior
After selecting a directory, pressing `<ENTER>` reopens the fzf menu with `0n` pre-filled, leading to an empty list. Exiting this state requires pressing `<ESCAPE>` three times or manually correcting the input.
### Additional Information
- When using zoxide on a directory prefix with only one possible completion it will paste the command 4 times and `cd` into it.
- This issue does not occur when zsh-autocomplete is not initialized in the .zshrc file.
- using `zi` works as expected, seems like the issue is with the `<TAB>` key press.
- I will attach a video demonstrating the described behavior.
### Attempts to Resolve
Using `autoload -U compinit; compinit` as demonstrated below, instead of the zsh-autocomplete initialization allows zoxide to function as expected but without the desired autocomplete features.
## TL;DR
When using zoxide in conjunction with zsh-autocomplete, pressing `<TAB>` performs _some action_ 4 times which leads to erroneous behavior.
## Issue Demonstration
![CleanShot 2024-03-30 at 00 01 18](https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide/assets/9576019/68726c69-ab08-45ce-aeee-eeb5a2c8695c)
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<summary>Contents of <code>~autocomplete-log/YYYY-MM-DD.log</code> (click to expand)</summary>
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cat ~autocomplete-log/2024-03-29.log
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**Following lines are automatically added when trying to `cat` the log file**
^[[2;1R^[[10;1R^[[25;1R^[[25;1R%
tzahi.argaman@NG-TZAHI-AR % 1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R;1R
shell function
TRAPINT TRAPQUIT
common substring: TRAPI
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</details>
Environment
Shell: zsh 5.9 OS: macOS 14.1
Tools & Versions: zoxide: 0.9.4 fzf: 0.48.1 (installed via brew) zsh-autocomplete: 23.07.13
Description
When using zoxide in conjunction with zsh-autocomplete and fzf, the expected behavior of navigating to directories sorted by frecency fails. Specifically, after initiating a directory search with
z prefix<SPACE><TAB>
, selecting a directory from the fzf menu, and pressing<ENTER>
, the fzf menu reopens with the input "0n" instead of changing the directory.Steps to Reproduce
Initialize zsh-autocomplete
source /opt/homebrew/share/zsh-autocomplete/zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
Initialize zoxide
eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"
autoload -U compinit; compinit
Initialize zsh-autocomplete
source /opt/homebrew/share/zsh-autocomplete/zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
Initialize zoxide
eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"