Suraj N. Kurapati

I'm not able to reproduce this issue here. :sweat: [](https://asciinema.org/a/119261)

:+1: Pull request welcome.

Yes, that is correct! :+1: The plugin name originally included a "zsh-" prefix in #87, but it was later changed to remove the "zsh-" prefix in #91 because the prefix...

Okay, please submit a pull request for this. :+1:

It's been a while but AFAIK that code was embedded here to make both plugins play well together. :thought_balloon: Could you expose a public API function that rebinds all ZLE...

This zsh-history-substring-search plugin **does not require** zsh-syntax-highlighting! :policeman: It stands _alone_. :1st_place_medal: If zsh-syntax-highlighting is present, then this plugin tries to play nicely with it. That's all, nothing more.

@changyuheng That might a side-effect of something else in your Zsh configuration or environment. At minimum, this is what should happen when you use this plugin (all by itself, inside...

Related PRs have been merged as of commit 4abed97b6e67eb5590b39bcd59080aa23192f25d. Please set the following configuration variable to enable this feature: ```sh HISTORY_SUBSTRING_SEARCH_PREFIXED=1 ``` Does this solve the problem this PR was...

:+1: I've done this for [my other vim plugins](https://github.com/sunaku?utf8=%E2%9C%93&tab=repositories&q=&type=source&language=viml) but haven't got around to doing it for this one. :sleeping: Someday. :seedling:

The simplest way is to use the `:Dasht!` command (with a bang `!`) to search _all_ of your installed docsets. Or if you only want to search specific docsets, you...