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Currently, I'm able to perform a search on a YADM repo by passing the
args `{ "--git-dir", "/Users/pedro/.local/share/yadm/repo.git",
"--work-tree", "/Users/pedro" }` to `picker.previewers.git.args`.
Unfortunately, the `git_show` previewer is currently not using this
configuration, so constantly fails to show the preview with an error
message. This MR fixes the problem by leveraging the existing `git`
local function.
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Previewer working inside a YADM repo.
## Description
Currently in the picker you cant filter git log pickers by author, the
only option to do that right now is to pass it into the opts when you
call it like lua Snacks.picker.git_log({ author="test" }) but most of
the time I would like to filter interactively and also use the field
filtering offered by snacks like file:lua$ and with this new change,
author:test.
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After cb6bf052, occationally I get this error when attach snacks.image
in fzf-lua previewer
vim.schedule callback: runtime/lua/vim/fs.lua:737:
ENOENT: no such file or directory:
/home/phan/.cache/nvim/snacks/image/56bd7d4f-img.shields.io-badge-Made-with-Lua-blueviolet.svg.data
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'error'
runtime/lua/vim/fs.lua:737: in function 'rm'
snacks.nvim/lua/snacks/image/convert.lua:66: in function 'on_error'
snacks.nvim/lua/snacks/image/convert.lua:340: in function 'on_step'
snacks.nvim/lua/snacks/image/convert.lua:434: in function
<snacks.nvim/lua/snacks/image/convert.lua:433>
When opening Neovim with a directory argument (e.g., `nvim .`), the
explorer's preview window was not being shown automatically. This was
because the WinEnter autocmd in the picker was triggering during the
startup sequence before VimEnter, interfering with the initialization.
The fix adds a check for `vim.v.vim_did_enter == 0` to skip the window
management logic during startup, allowing the explorer to properly
initialize with its preview window enabled.
Fixes#2257 (second issue)
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When using `preview="main"`, the preview window floats over the main
editor window. Set its z-index to 40 (lower than the default 50) to
ensure input and help windows remain on top and visible.
Fixes#2257 (first issue)
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Adds a git_restore action that discards changes to files in the
git_status picker. Includes confirmation prompt before discarding
changes to prevent accidental data loss.
Usage:
- `<C-r>` in git_status picker to restore selected file(s)
- Works with multi-select (select multiple files and restore all)
- Shows different confirmation messages for single vs multiple files
Implementation:
- Added git_restore() action in actions.lua
- Bound to <C-r> in git_status picker
- Supports both single and multi-select
- Uses Snacks.picker.select for confirmation
- Refreshes picker and returns to insert mode after restore
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Uses ripgrep's --replace feature to mark exact match positions with
separators (__snacks__${0}__snacks__), then parses these positions
for precise highlighting.
Benefits:
- Exact match highlighting in list, preview, and file formatter
- Works with any grep pattern (regex, fixed-string, case-insensitive)
- No need for pattern parsing or vim.regex workarounds
- Positions are provided directly by ripgrep, guaranteed accurate
Implementation:
- Added item.positions field to track match character indices
- New highlight.matches() helper for creating match extmarks
- Modified grep source to parse and extract positions from rg output
- Updated list, preview, and format to use positions when available
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## Description
Allows passing extra Git arguments (like `--git-dir` or `--work-tree`)
to the rename detection logic inside `M.log` in `picker/source/git.lua`.
Previously, these extra arguments from `opts.args` were applied to the
main `git log` command but ignored during rename detection. This caused
errors or incorrect results when working in non-standard repo setups.
This change uses `git_args(...)` to build the rename detection command,
ensuring consistent argument handling throughout `M.log`.
## Description
This uses `vim.treesitter.foldexpr` to get the start of a foldlevel,
because `vim.fn.foldlevel()` will return the same number in adjacent
foldlevels, thus making the open fold markers inconsistent.
This will however introduce a dependency on `vim.treesitter.foldexpr`
and I haven't seen any other computations based on `vim.treesitter`, so
maybe this is not desirable?
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to come up with a better solution, so feel
free to disregard.
PS: I came across #1445 and this PR reverts those changes I realize. But
I fail to find a good way for both to co-exist. I tried checking the
value with `vim.api.nvim_get_option_value("foldexpr", {})`, but this
will only work if `vim.opt.foldexpr` will be set directly into one of
the 2. If it's set to another function that is required like in LazyVim,
I'm not able to distinguish what value `foldexpr` is actually set to.
PS2: I'm guessing the same thing happens when `foldexpr` is set to
`vim.lsp.foldexpr` and the ideal would be some way to distinguish which
one is currently active and then use either
`vim.treesitter.foldexpr(lnum):sub(1, 1) == ">"` or
`vim.lsp.foldexpr(lnum):sub(1, 1) == ">"` respectively.
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## Description
Add option for `ignorecase` for `git_grep`
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Fixes#1627
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