fzf: [Command failed: find . -type f (-path .git -o -path node_modules ) -prune]

[AsterisMono]

Describe the bug
fzf fails to start after a fresh install of zsh-quickstart-kit.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. $stow --target="$HOME" zsh on bash
2. zsh
3. fzf
4. fzf produces output: [Command failed: find . -type f ( -path .git -o -path node_modules ) -prune]

Expected behavior
fzf should run.

Screenshots
Self-explanatory one-liner error prompt.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS/disto: Arch Linux
• Version: 5.16.12-arch-1-1

Additional context
Problem occurs on a fresh install of Arch Linux.
fzf was installed with sudo pacman -S fzf , with no further configurations.
fzf runs properly on bash and zsh without zsh-quickstart-kit installed.
fzf produces the same error when running in bash started by zsh.
Manually run find . -type f (-path .git -o -path node_modules ) -prune gives an output of zsh: unknown file attribute:

[AsterisMono]

Also, zsh complains it can't find key-bindings.zsh in somewhere near ~/.fzf/shell/ (I can't remember exactly where) upon start. I've linked /usr/share/fzf/key-bindings.zsh to that location zsh desired, but I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do.
If so, maybe it should be included in the installation guide.

[jgimeno]

Check that you don't have the oh-my-zsh plugin fzf-zsh-plugin setted up. When I removed this it worked again.

[unixorn]

@AsterisMono did @jgimeno's advice about the oh-my-zsh plugin help?

[AsterisMono]

Confirmed disabling fzf-zsh-plugin solves the problem.

Sorry for the delay, was not on GitHub for a couple of days :D

[unixorn]

NP, life happens. Thanks for letting me know.

[Microwave-WYB]

Is there a way to fix that?