Fintan

By default, the preview window uses `cat`, which doesn't have line numbers. You can install `bat` or `highlight` and get line numbers, syntax highlighting, etc. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf#preview-window

I should have said "doesn't have line numbers by default." The examples in the preview window section I linked to in the previous comment will all work with `cat` flags....

Being that going to the last cursor position is built in to Vim via Vim's jumplist, I don't think this is fzf.vim's job. `:h jumplist` Your workflow would be `:Marks`,...

Marks do not disappear when you edit a file. If you are having that issue, then you have a problem with your configuration that is outside the scope of this...

That isn't expected behavior. You simply have a misunderstanding of what a mark is. A mark is tied to a specific line--not a specific line number. In other words, if...

I have explored the issues you referenced, and while I have yet to try the commit #1778 fix, I want to illustrate this: The left window is iTerm, the right...

I am able to consistently reproduce the border in the 3rd image (the one surrounding my prompt). This is with a default alacritty.yml with two edits: `decorations: none` and `background_opacity:...

I believe that the issue with passing a visitor by value has to do with when the DFS implementation is recursive, which is why the source for that implementation explicitly...

> It's worth noting that std::for_each actually returns the visitor passed into it, which is only done because the visitor might have state that you want to inspect after the...