I am on Emacs 28.0.50 and am using the most recent version of consult from the main branch.
When I use consult-find, consult-locate, consult-grep, consult-ripgrep, and consult-git-grep no candidates are shown, regardless of if I start the search with # or not. I did check to make sure that the executables that were being called by these programs were under the correct name and installed on my system.
I'm on Linux and I believe that these functions should be calling asynchronous programs. I check the output of systemctl status --user emacs (I run Emacs as a daemon) so I can see all of Emacs' child processes. I do not see any grep, rg, or fd processes appearing when I use one of these functions.
I am on Emacs 28.0.50 and am using the most recent version of consult from the main branch.
When I use
consult-find
,consult-locate
,consult-grep
,consult-ripgrep
, andconsult-git-grep
no candidates are shown, regardless of if I start the search with#
or not. I did check to make sure that the executables that were being called by these programs were under the correct name and installed on my system.I'm on Linux and I believe that these functions should be calling asynchronous programs. I check the output of
systemctl status --user emacs
(I run Emacs as a daemon) so I can see all of Emacs' child processes. I do not see anygrep
,rg
, orfd
processes appearing when I use one of these functions.Here is my consult configuration: