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I have a directory called ~/Videos/TV Shows/Severance/ (please don't judge me) and a directory called Season 02 inside of it. If I type in the shell (Z shell): z sev, it works correctly, goes to the first directory. If I type z sea, it works too, goes to the subdirectory. What I would like to do, if possible, is press z sev<TAB> and use fzf to show all two paths. The only way to do it right now is using zi sev<ENTER> and then select with fzf one entry. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or using TAB isn't supported yet.
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I think I found the problem, and the solution: I can't use z sev<TAB>, I must use instead z sev<SPACE><TAB>, right? There is no way to populate and use the native auto-complete to convert the sev in a path, or show the menu, I need to press space first. Am I right, or it should be possible using without space?
I have a directory called
~/Videos/TV Shows/Severance/
(please don't judge me) and a directory calledSeason 02
inside of it. If I type in the shell (Z shell):z sev
, it works correctly, goes to the first directory. If I typez sea
, it works too, goes to the subdirectory. What I would like to do, if possible, is pressz sev<TAB>
and use fzf to show all two paths. The only way to do it right now is usingzi sev<ENTER>
and then select with fzf one entry. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or using TAB isn't supported yet.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: