Fabian David Schmidt

> What's the intended way to use this feature? First off, I'm not responsible for this feature (I'm actually opposed at this point), and the original author has gone AWOL....

> I take it in general if I wanted to use file_browser, create a new file, and open it in a new tab I would use the create shortcut then...

Does it happen with a true minimal config? My best guess is to try commenting out ```lua path_display = { "smart" }, ``` and see whether it works then.

Related, but not quite the same. What you are looking for is being worked on though. Relevant PR: https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope-file-browser.nvim/pull/193 Original comment in issue: https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope-file-browser.nvim/issues/104#issuecomment-1271116494

You might want to have a look at https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim/pull/2333 and adopt what vim-slime is doing. The implementation of the linked PR should work fully for plain visual mode (not visual...

We trailing off the path (= PR) a bit here. I guess your problem occurs, because you are calling the function from within visual mode. In turn, it works, once...

Sorry, as mentioned before I will not be continuing this. Happy for anyone to take over :)

Apologies, I won't see this through at the very least anytime soon and quite likely at all. My foreseeable efforts into contributing new features will be focused on `telescope-file-browser.nvim`.

I've briefly (maybe not exhaustively enough?) looked into this and as I understand it this would currently require sizable workarounds/hacks I think are outside the scope of telescope as this...

No, it was more a reference of how these sorts of things are done which is quite similar to the SO post as I understand the vimscript. > But I...