Won't work?

[exalted]

Hi,

sorry for such a lazy title, but hopefully here's more insight to it:

• Atom Version 0.184.0 (0.184.0)
• incremental-search 4.2.0
• Mac OS X 10.10.2

Although cmd-i will popup the incremental search box below the editor area, when I hit keys on my keyboard nothing will happen (meaning not that it won't actually find anything, but pressed keys won't even appear on the search/find field).

Any ideas?

Thank you.

[lodestone]

+1

I am having this same issue. Pretty much all the same stats. OSX 10.10.2, Inc Search 4.2, Atom Vers 0.185...

I don't even know where to begin trying to debug why this is happening.

[edsko]

Confirmed. This broke somewhere between Atom 0.182 and 0.184.

[edsko]

This seems to be affecting other packages as well; see bradens/atom-pipe#7 for instance.

[jeduan]

👍

[exalted]

Weird. I see this package gets updated, but still not working. Is increment search working to some and not to others?

[nwinkler]

The search is working for me, but I don't see any of the typed characters in the incremental search text field.

Atom 0.194.0
Incremental Search 4.3.0

[exalted]

@gangstead closed, because it’s fixed or not interested or what please?

[gangstead]

I just inherited the project and bulk closed all the open issues. Allow me to explain my reasoning:

The package has been losing functionality as it stagnates while Atom marches forward. I've been making changes to remove the deprecations before the API 1.0 cutoff on 6/1/15 or else the package will be blocked from loading. Some are fixed, but it's not done yet. I suspect fixing all the Atom API issues will resolve most of the issues I just closed (hopefully without introducing new ones!). Your issue might be fixed by then, if not feel free to reopen/create a new one, but please be patient.

With this first round of deprecation fixes v4.4.0 on Atom 0.204.0 I restored basic open search box and searches advance while you type functionality. Past that it is still throwing some exceptions as a lot of the package needs to be overhauled.

Thanks for your interest in the package. Submitting issues is a big help, that's how I got started. I'm doing this as a labor of love in my spare time and would love to have more contributors.