Original issue: When selecting files in telescope iti is impossible to
enter paths from compiler that includes cursor locations, you need to clear it from the path.
This commit fixes the problem by stripping out the location from path
(important: only for file pickes) and using this location to set the
cursor when openning the file and highlight the line or poisition in the
previewer.
This feature requires a new option for a picker, whichi for now is basically
enabling location stripping but it is helpful for any file picker
builtin or external one.
By default equals `false` becuase most of pickers like live grep,
current buffer fuzy are messed up with locations stripping. It is only
useful for file searches.
Added test suite that covers alghoritm of stripping the location to the
`utils_spec.lua`
With this change we will check if the provided buffer number is valid,
before querying its `buftype` option. This is necessary, because
currently we would fail with:
```
Error executing vim.schedule lua callback:
...scope.nvim/lua/telescope/previewers/buffer_previewer.lua:473:
Invalid buffer id: X
```
error, if we try to resume a jumplist picker after doing `:bwipeout`.
Telescope creates most floating windows with `noautocmd = true`, so
these windows do not trigger autocommands, but preview buffer is set in
window using `nvim_win_set_buf()`, which triggers buffer autocommands.
This may be unwanted, so block them using 'eventignore'.
* fix(notify): don't report request on new line
* ref(notify): update message format
* ref(msgs): always quote values + decrease duplication
* fix(ci): undefined variables
* ref(actions): temporary silent actions.__index errors
* cleanup
* revert: panic effort, we continue to use error for those
Co-authored-by: Simon Hauser <Simon-Hauser@outlook.de>
- introducing putils writer and use it rather than using PAGER env var
- introducing env for lua/telescope/_.lua job interface
- to respect MANPATH (and PATH just in case)
- fix for apropos output parsing might return e.g. `alacritty, Alacritty`
We need to split on first `,`
Simon Hauser
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