James Trew

I can't reproduce either of this. I'm also fairly confident that there is no bug here. The transforming for the path using `path_display` option has no baring on the ordinal...

That isn't really an adequate minimal config or instructions.., Here's the min config I tried ```lua local root = vim.fn.fnamemodify("./.repro", ":p") -- set stdpaths to use .repro for _, name...

Yeah that's what I'm trying but I can't reproduce it. Unless I'm misinterpreting something... https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim/assets/66286082/3e79de52-2b15-4d03-91c4-dd45faf06836

Sorry I'm not super clear on where your idea differs from `:Telescope resume`. What do you mean specifically when you say "get to the previous search with a simple binding"?...

Doing `:drop Man printf` (or any other man page) doesn't do anything for me so I'm not sure if there's something telescope can do about this unless I'm mistaking how...

I believe `select_drop` works for other pickers like `find_files` though. Let me know if this is not the case for you.

Yeah I think `:drop` only works with files so your only option is to just use the other select actions for the `man_pages` picker. ```lua require("telescope").setup({ defaults = { mappings...

actually thinking about this more, silently making `drop` work as its non-drop counter part might be considered unintuitive or buggy. I don't really have a strong opinion on this though...

Sorry I'm not fully understanding the issue. Can you elaborate more on what you mean by > unwrap is not highlighted in result list, because rust-analyzer have special #* meanings,...

Better yet you can selection/mark the entries of interest with tab/shift+tab then only open the selected entries in a quickfix list with alt+q.