consult-find with -iname

[grolongo]

How to reproduce:

1. eval (setopt consult-find-args "find . -iname")
2. M-x consult-find in a folder and start typing.

Error: Find (-)! #foo [/usr/bin/find: paths must precede expression: '.*foo.*'

It seems consult-find hardcodes -ipath in the arguments, and there is no option to replace it with -iname in order to avoid matching against the path. The possibility is present for consult-fd since you just need to remove --full-path from consult-fd-args.

Is it feasible to add this option or is matching against the path always the norm for this?

[minad]

See 628a4e3. Now you can type #foo bar -iname and then foo and bar must occur in the name only.