Using find-file, moving the selection up to the prompt line will cause marginalia annotations to disappear if the path in the prompt is in a separate directory than one you first run the command in.
To reproduce, open emacs -Q and eval the following:
Then, run find-file, navigate to a different directory in it, and move the selection up to the prompt line. When you have some partial path in the same directory you started in, moving the selection up to the prompt line doesn't cause the annotations to disappear, but this seems to happen for any other directory you move to. This is definitely an issue on the selectrum side since I can't reproduce this on vertico.
Using
find-file
, moving the selection up to the prompt line will causemarginalia
annotations to disappear if the path in the prompt is in a separate directory than one you first run the command in.To reproduce, open
emacs -Q
and eval the following:Then, run
find-file
, navigate to a different directory in it, and move the selection up to the prompt line. When you have some partial path in the same directory you started in, moving the selection up to the prompt line doesn't cause the annotations to disappear, but this seems to happen for any other directory you move to. This is definitely an issue on the selectrum side since I can't reproduce this on vertico.cc: @minad