Ctrl+T search doesn't give directories as a result, only files

[DavidColson]

Using this with Powershell 7.4.1 (Windows 10), when I press Ctrl+T and type, the only results I get are for files, never directories, which makes it difficult to use this for commands where I don't want files.

I have searched around but have not figured out what I am doing wrong or if this is a bug?

[DavidColson]

I don't know if it's feasible, but related to this issue, it would be cool if there was a command for searching directories, and a separate one for searching for files.

[DavidColson]

I've seemingly fixed this by installed fd, setting -EnableFd to true and setting the following environment variables:

FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=fd
FZF_ALT_C_COMMAND=fd -t d

However this has broken the colouring of text and I have not been able to fix this. Making FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=fd --color always just causes the output to be rendered badly.

[kelleyma49]

By default, it uses the built-in fzf filesystem walking command as this is the fastest on Windows. Using FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND or passing options through std-in is significantly slower.

I submitted a PR to add the option to filter directories, but it was rejected by fzf's author: junegunn/fzf#3464. I'm not sure to do here

[iholston]

Any update on this? Is there currently any way to include directories in the search without installing fd?