I think i found a bug in that ivy-immediate-done discards the directory path. The following concrete example should clarify my problem:
I have my newsrc file under ~/Dropbox/dotfiles/newsrc. In dired I'd like to create a symlink for my newsrc file under ~/.newsrc. What I've done was typing S to create a symlink in dired. In the minibuffer I typed ~ for my home directory (ivy feature) and entered .newsrc as the symlink's name. However, I've already got ~/.newsrc.eld and this get presented as candidate by ivy. When I now press C-u C-j for ivy-immediate-done the symlink gets created in the current directory (in the concrete case ~/Dropbox/dotfiles) instead of being created in my home directory.
Somewhere inbetween of ivy and dired the directory path gets lost.
Best wishes,
-- Sebastian
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Hi there,
I think i found a bug in that
ivy-immediate-done
discards the directory path. The following concrete example should clarify my problem:I have my newsrc file under
~/Dropbox/dotfiles/newsrc
. Indired
I'd like to create a symlink for my newsrc file under~/.newsrc
. What I've done was typing S to create a symlink indired
. In the minibuffer I typed~
for my home directory (ivy
feature) and entered.newsrc
as the symlink's name. However, I've already got~/.newsrc.eld
and this get presented as candidate byivy
. When I now press C-u C-j forivy-immediate-done
the symlink gets created in the current directory (in the concrete case~/Dropbox/dotfiles
) instead of being created in my home directory.Somewhere inbetween of
ivy
anddired
the directory path gets lost.Best wishes,
-- Sebastian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: