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Thanks for looking into it. @sim590 Hi, do you happen to know if anything has changed in the latest version of Nushell? |
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This seems to be explained by nushell/nushell#18771 which will be worked around by nushell/nushell#18764 in the future as an opt-out option. This means, the users will have to enable the experimental feature to avoid the issues. Like so: It is also going to be possible to configure this with an environment variable: I tested it and it seems to work. This is a workaround though. I don't know yet if it would be possible to fix it properly without opting out background-completions. That would be preferable. |
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Hmm, so this is not just a CI failure, but a real user-scenario breakage. |
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I spend some time debugging this failed build 0.74.3 and just wanted to mention that the build failure happens with nushell 0.115.0 (from 2 days ago) and not with 0.114.1, so it's not an fzf change that caused that failure. A very simple completer in nushell will demonstrate the same behavior:
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