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It seems OK. If you set `FZF_CTRL_T_COMMAND` to `echo \$dir`, and then press `ctrl-t` after `ls /var/`, what gets displayed in fzf list?

I loaded Fedora 42 on a VM, but I can't reproduce. Try this: ```fish set -g FZF_CTRL_T_COMMAND echo \$dir fzf --fish | string replace 'set -lx dir $commandline[1]' 'set -lx...

This is strange (especially since it also happens with `fish -N`). You can try a few more things: - What is the output of `type fzf`? - Set `FZF_CTRL_T_COMMAND` to...

I had a quick look at the script, and I have the following observations: - Having `**` as the default trigger, makes it no longer possible to insert every file...

> would you mind having a second look OK, I had another look: Now it fails under tmux when `$FZF_TMUX=1`, and newlines are still not properly handled. > Here we...

> thoughts? - Selecting in fzf file/dir names containing newlines is still not addressed. - Tokens that contain escaped witespace characters (`\n`, `\r`, etc) are not preserved in query. -...

> currently here, but I'm stuck at the moment see https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/pull/4605#discussion_r2566493473. It's not working like I would expect it to. I'll take a fresh look at it tomorrow Are you...

> Maybe I wasn't clear, this is the behavior I coded, it's intentional. The question is: is there a problem with it, which one is a problem? Have you tried...

> @bitraid would you mind running `make itest` on your side, I'm getting some errors with your proposed code. For example > > ```diff > # Run fzf > if...

> > fzf completion should only happen with `**`. > > I see, now seems to work like you expect. I liked the other one better, but this is also...