zetteldeft-find-file behave different

[buhtz]

In this youtube video about zetteldeft you can see between timecodes 1:30 to 1:50 how zetteldeft-find-file (which is invoked via C-c d o in default emacs right?) work and behave.

The guy use Abarahm as seach string. And while typing the search results are shown to him.
The results also take filenames into account where the search string is in the middle and not just at the beginning of the filename.

In my emacs (Debian bullseye with zetteldeft from melpa) it behaves different.

• I have to press ENTER to see results.
• I see only files beginning (excluding the zetteldeft timecode) with Abraham. I need to use a wildcare (*Abraham) to reproduce the search results from the video guy.

What is the difference here?

[EFLS]

This is part of the broader Emacs setup, and unrelated to Zetteldeft. I'm not sure what kind of setup Abe is using for this video, but it's not the default completion engine. Personally, I like ivy, you might want to check it out. If you need help with that, I'd suggest looking for an Emacs forum or discussion group somewhere (you can try #emacs on Mastodon, or /r/emacs on reddit).