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For Example, when I edit a command which begin with such as "-h" or "--h", it pops up a error message as following:
error: unexpected argument '--h' found tip: a similar argument exists: '--help' Usage: atuin search --help <--cwd <CWD>|--exclude-cwd <EXCLUDE_CWD>|--exit <EXIT>|--exclude-exit <EXCLUDE_EXIT>|--before <BEFORE>|--after <AFTER>|--limit <LIMIT>|--offset <OFFSET>|--interactive|--filter-mode <FILTER_MODE>|--search-mode <SEARCH_MODE>|--shell-up-key-binding|--human|QUERY|--cmd-only|--delete|--delete-it-all|--reverse|--format <FORMAT>|--inline-height <INLINE_HEIGHT>> For more information, try '--help'.
I'm using atuin 17.2.1 on zsh.
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Hey! This was fixed in #1511 and #1506, and will be released at the start of next month.
See: https://forum.atuin.sh/t/help-with-odd-atuin-thing-with-status/45/2?u=ellie
You can put this in your .zshrc after the Atuin init for now:
.zshrc
_zsh_autosuggest_strategy_atuin() { suggestion=$(atuin search --cmd-only --limit 1 --search-mode prefix -- "$1") }
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For Example, when I edit a command which begin with such as "-h" or "--h", it pops up a error message as following:
I'm using atuin 17.2.1 on zsh.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: