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All autocomplete is broken in Sonoma

Open jonahallibone opened this issue 1 year ago • 17 comments

In MacOS Sonoma (14.0 (23A344)) (with iTerm) all keyboard functionality is broken wthin MacOS Sonoma. Autocomplete reveals the results, but I am unable to use arrow keys or enter to interact with the options presented.

jonahallibone avatar Oct 05 '23 03:10 jonahallibone

Same problem for me, the results are showing but up/down/enter doesn't work. Same MacOS version - Sonoma 14.0 (23A344) image

abeijnoff avatar Oct 05 '23 07:10 abeijnoff

Hey @jonahallibone @abeijnoff! Thanks for reporting.

Can you run fig debug key-tester and then press arrow keys + enter. Take a screenshot of the output and share it here!

Thanks

mschrage avatar Oct 06 '23 18:10 mschrage

Hi @mschrage!

Here's my output. I did up, down, left, right, enter in that order:

Testing Key Input (use ctrl-d to quit)
3 bytes : "\x1b[A" : [1b, 5b, 41]
3 bytes : "\x1b[B" : [1b, 5b, 42]
3 bytes : "\x1b[D" : [1b, 5b, 44]
3 bytes : "\x1b[C" : [1b, 5b, 43]
1 bytes : "\r" : [d]
1 bytes : "\x04" : [4]
ctrl-d

jonahallibone avatar Oct 07 '23 17:10 jonahallibone

Hi @mschrage! It's very strange but it suddenly started working again, not sure why. I had the same output as @jonahallibone above.

abeijnoff avatar Oct 09 '23 12:10 abeijnoff

@mschrage oddly enough mine also has begun working. I am not sure what caused this.

jonahallibone avatar Oct 09 '23 19:10 jonahallibone

Would the key tester have fixed something...?

jonahallibone avatar Oct 09 '23 19:10 jonahallibone

Hmm very interesting. I can't think of a reason why running the key-tester would have an impact here, but will take a look at the code.

mschrage avatar Oct 11 '23 18:10 mschrage

I am also having this issue.....but this is sometime after i upgraded to Sonoma.

richardcase avatar Nov 01 '23 10:11 richardcase

I meet the same question. Is there any progress?

qianlongdoit avatar Nov 20 '23 09:11 qianlongdoit

Same here, but I also had the problem sometimes before upgrading to Sonoma. My old fix was just restarting my Macbook, but now it doesn't work.

number304 avatar Nov 22 '23 14:11 number304

Same here, was working on 13 but now it does not work, i did run key tester and it is working, it started working after running fig doctor

danielgek avatar Nov 27 '23 16:11 danielgek

I have same problem

3 bytes : "\x1b[A" : [1b, 5b, 41] 3 bytes : "\x1b[B" : [1b, 5b, 42] 3 bytes : "\x1b[D" : [1b, 5b, 44] 3 bytes : "\x1b[C" : [1b, 5b, 43] 1 bytes : "\r" : [d]

doctor not helped

ryskin avatar Dec 19 '23 03:12 ryskin

It started work after fig restart, but before I rebooted and reloaded fig many times and it's not helped but after fig restart it's working good

ryskin avatar Dec 19 '23 03:12 ryskin

Up/Down keys are not working for me either (also the Esc key). This is on Sonoma 14.2.1 with a MacBook Pro M1 Pro. In case it helps:

  1. fig restart, fig doctor (or MacOS restart) did NOT fix it.
  2. The Up/Down keys are simply passed to the terminal itself instead of to Fig's dropdown.
  3. Keybinding names changed as follows when I removed and re-set them. (See the screenshot below.) up → arrowup down → arrowdown esc → escape

That command's output for up, down, left, right, enter, ctrl-d:

$ fig debug key-tester
Testing Key Input (use ctrl-d to quit)
3 bytes : "\x1b[A" : [1b, 5b, 41]
3 bytes : "\x1b[B" : [1b, 5b, 42]
3 bytes : "\x1b[D" : [1b, 5b, 44]
3 bytes : "\x1b[C" : [1b, 5b, 43]
1 bytes : "\r" : [d]
1 bytes : "\x04" : [4]
ctrl-d

My current keybindings: Screenshot 2024-01-04 at 6 49 00 PM

electropylon avatar Jan 05 '24 02:01 electropylon

In my case, fig didn't work while updating to sonoma 14.2.1 recently, but I solved it easily with fig restart!

xoxojw avatar Jan 15 '24 08:01 xoxojw

Hi guys, for me the folders and actions suggested by the fig are not appearing. The options are loaded so far but are not listed to the user.

In the screenshot posted below, the cursor moves down giving the impression that the list would be rendered, but no options are displayed:

Screenshot 2024-01-26 at 14 54 03

I'm using:

MacOS: 14.2.1 (23C71) iTerm: Build 3.4.23 Fig: 2.17.0

dalollio avatar Jan 26 '24 18:01 dalollio

In the screenshot posted below, the cursor moves down giving the impression that the list would be rendered, but no options are displayed:

Sometimes i need to do a fig restart after i restart my system (even though I have fig in my login applications).

jonahallibone avatar Jan 29 '24 03:01 jonahallibone