File tree structure not shown on Windows (11)

[abdmoh123]

Describe the bug
File tree doesn't show a tree on Windows 11 (untested on other OSs).
I tested this on a fresh empty .gitconfig file too. My diffnav config can be found below:

ui:
  hideHeader: false
  hideFooter: false
  showFileTree: true
  fileTreeWidth: 30
  searchTreeWidth: 60
  icons: nerd-fonts-full
  colorFileNames: false
  showDiffStats: true
  sideBySide: true

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install diffnav on Windows (0.11.0 from releases), not a linux version through WSL
2. run git diff <branch> | diffnav or equivalent (to get a diff)
3. See that the file tree is a file list

Expected behavior
The file tree should show sub-directories and not just show the files in a list.

Screenshots

• OS: Windows
• Version: 0.11.0
• Terminal Emulator: Wezterm (also happens on Windows terminal)
• Using tmux? No

[dlvhdr]

Seems like all files in the diff aren't in directories. Can you try with a diff that has nested file changes?

[abdmoh123]

Sorry for not making it clear, the file I'm viewing should be in the .config/nvim/lua/plugins/ (near top of the screen).
Some of the other files on the left are in other directories e.g. wezterm.lua is in .config/wezterm/
The root of the project/repo is .dotfiles/ which contains the .config/ folder.

I'll try this on Linux/WSL to see if it's a windows issue or not.

[abdmoh123]

Hi I'm back, I just tried it on my linux laptop and it seems like it works fine on there.
I used the same terminal emulator, diffnav version and diffnav config.

Might be an issue with a windows API or something.
I haven't tried it in WSL yet, but I think it would probably work.

Let me know if you need any more info.

[abdmoh123]

Tested it in WSL and it matches what happens on linux.

I also tested it on another windows machine in case my config was messed up in the first one. But I seem to be getting the same error (wezterm.lua should be in .dotfiles/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua and telescope.lua should be in .dotfiles/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/telescope.lua as shown at the top).