counsel-find-file-occur doesn't seem to work on macOS #1299
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Thanks for the report. I added the missing logic. Please test. |
Yes, that worked, thank you! I believe this should also be applied to |
Thanks. |
Seems this broke
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@yqrashawn Please open a new issue with more details. |
Looks like maybe |
@abo-abo #1322 seems it has nothing to do with exa. |
I believe so yes, though I don't know how to repro it. From the docstring:
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It works fine with
@aaronjensen So I don't think it's a bug. Any idea? |
@aaronjensen I'm using spacemacs develop branch's HEAD version, just can't find reason why the |
@yqrashawn it'd be best to have this discussion in #1322. That said, I'm not familiar enough w/ swiper, I'm only going off of the docstring I saw. |
I'm on MacOS, and it seems that its version of
Line 1729 in c101525 https://superuser.com/questions/467176/replacement-for-xargs-d-in-osx |
@patbl I added a new var that you can customize for OSX. |
@abo-abo as far as I can tell, the |
@aaronjensen The change If you want, add a PR with a check for |
@abo-abo can you try this out and see if it works for you:
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xargs doesn't have a "-d" flag on OSX. Fixes #1299
@aaronjensen Works for me. Applied, thanks. |
Awesome, no problem. Thanks! |
MacOS's
That was introduced here. |
Also, when I change the command to omit
The file names are duplicated in a dired buffer: If I try to select any of them, there's this error message:
It could be that I have something misconfigured. ETA: This was the line that was causing the duplication:
I don't know why I added that, but things seem to work fine when I get rid of it. |
@patbl You can open your favorite shell and play around with the cmd until it works. Just substitute Example:
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When using
counsel-find-file-occur
, I don't get any results when usingivy--regex-fuzzy
.If I search for just
o
, it attempts to run:and on macOS at least, the escaped parens are unnecessary/do not work. This does:
as does:
Is this a BSD issue?
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