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With ivy-add-newline-after-prompt set to t, when ivy-read is called with an empty collection (this happens e.g. if org-read-property-value is called for a property for which there is no value in the current buffer), then nothing is shown in the minibuffer (one empty line). As soon as I type a character, the display becomes correct (two lines: one with the prompt and one with the typed character). Not seeing the prompt is quite inconvenient.
This seems to come from the minibuffer resizing, but I don't how to solve the issue. My only workaround for now is to set ivy-fixed-minibuffer-height to t. Perhaps there is a way to make sure the minibuffer always has at least two lines when ivy-use-newline-after-prompt is t?
Thanks
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Hello,
With
ivy-add-newline-after-prompt
set tot
, whenivy-read
is called with an empty collection (this happens e.g. iforg-read-property-value
is called for a property for which there is no value in the current buffer), then nothing is shown in the minibuffer (one empty line). As soon as I type a character, the display becomes correct (two lines: one with the prompt and one with the typed character). Not seeing the prompt is quite inconvenient.This seems to come from the minibuffer resizing, but I don't how to solve the issue. My only workaround for now is to set
ivy-fixed-minibuffer-height
tot
. Perhaps there is a way to make sure the minibuffer always has at least two lines whenivy-use-newline-after-prompt
ist
?Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: