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Enhancement to fig's overall autocompletion. It's not mission-critical but since I'm so used to how zsh's autocomplete works, I feel like it should at least be put up for consideration.
Description
For zsh the tabbed autocomplete uses a fuzzy search, instead of fig's current substr-style.
Steps to reproduce
Using oh-my-zsh, go to a folder. For example containing the following:
~ ls
project-name-one
project-name-two
~cd two
Expected result
If you now press "tab", it will auto-complete to project-name-two
Actual result
In this scenario, Fig would show no available autocompletions
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Hey @arthurjdam! Thanks for the suggestion. We actually have implemented this already! Right now it's behind a feature flag because there are still a few things left to fix.
If you would look to try it out now, you can run fig settings autocomplete.fuzzySearch true to turn it on.
Completion Spec
Enhancement to fig's overall autocompletion. It's not mission-critical but since I'm so used to how zsh's autocomplete works, I feel like it should at least be put up for consideration.
Description
For zsh the tabbed autocomplete uses a fuzzy search, instead of fig's current substr-style.
Steps to reproduce
Using oh-my-zsh, go to a folder. For example containing the following:
Expected result
If you now press "tab", it will auto-complete to
project-name-two
Actual result
In this scenario, Fig would show no available autocompletions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: