James Trew

The problem with this question is it's not clear what "open them all at once" means and it can mean different things to different people. Eg. open as a split...

Is this a bug? And which telescope picker are you using for this interaction with fugitive? For `path_display`, we explicitly don't handle URIs like `fugitive://` and I don't think we...

Problem is, URIs come in variety of types and figuring out which are usable as path (ideally for a local file - we probably won't support fetching non-local files for...

Oh I just had a quick idea, I think there's something like `vim.uri_to_fname`. Could probably use that.

This isn't exclusively a fugitive issue though. It's a general issue with how telescope handles file path type URIs. So I don't really want a fugitive specific solution.

Wouldn't this still require all plugins telescope interacts with that uses file URIs support a similar `io_` API? I'm not aware of this being some sort of common API protocol....

Hey, yeah so unfortunately, I don't think there's a great way to do true timeouts in Lua as we don't have preemptive multithreading. Our current implementation of the timeout is...

I don't see any significant improvements over that snippet. Not sure what allowing telescope to "to this live" means either. Re-executing the finder is pretty much required I believe, considering...

What do you mean `cwd` command? Telescope sets the `cwd` option for Telescope to the cwd `vim.loop.cwd()` if the option is not explicitly set. So if you open nvim in...

I'm not able to reproduce your claim with this minimal config ```lua local root = vim.fn.fnamemodify("./.repro", ":p") -- set stdpaths to use .repro for _, name in ipairs({ "config", "data",...