Adds a new BorderShape, BorderInline, accepted as a value for
--header-border, --header-lines-border, and --footer-border. When the
surrounding --list-border has both top and bottom horizontals (rounded,
sharp, bold, double, thinblock, block, horizontal), the corresponding
section is rendered inside the list frame separated from the list
content by a horizontal line whose endpoints join the list border as
T-junctions. Without a compatible list border, the shape falls back to
BorderLine.
Supports:
- All three layouts (default, reverse, reverse-list).
- Any combination of the three inline sections, producing stacked
separators.
- --header-label and --footer-label rendered on their separator row.
- Section colors: the portion of the list frame adjacent to an inline
section (left/right verticals on the section's content rows plus the
outer top/bottom edge + corners when the section is at the edge)
inherits the section's --color *-border and *-bg, giving each section
a uniform color block. The separator itself carries the section's
colors since it acts as the section's inner edge.
- When --color header-border / --color footer-border is not set, the
inline section inherits --color list-border so the default palette
stays coherent.
- thinblock / block styles pick the horizontal char (top vs bottom)
based on which side of the list content the separator sits on, so
the thin line visually hugs the list content.
Rejects combinations that do not make sense:
- --input-border=inline / --list-border=inline / --preview-border=inline
- --header-first + (--header-border=inline | --header-lines-border=inline)
- --header-border=inline with a non-inline --header-lines-border
(inline has to propagate inward toward the list content).
Verifies FZF_CLICK_HEADER_LINE numbering across the concatenation of the
custom header and --header-lines sections. The two sections swap order
between layouts and header-lines are reversed under layout=default, so
the expected LINE values differ per layout.
Simulate SGR 1006 mouse events through tmux send-keys -l (toggling the
global `mouse` option off for the duration of the injection so tmux
does not intercept the escapes) to exercise FZF_CLICK_HEADER_* and
FZF_CLICK_FOOTER_* across all three layouts, both without a header
border and with a framing border.
Also documents the existing quirk that header-lines are rendered in
reverse visual order under --layout=default, so the reported LINE value
flips in that case.
I was unable to make the sponsors action to work with the new branch
protection rule. So I'm removing the sponsors section for now until
I can properly set it up again.
Fixes:
- Commands with trailing newlines
- Very long previews
Improvements:
- SHIFT-DELETE performance
- Bind ALT-T: cycle command prefix (timestamp, date/time, none)
- Set comment color for prefix
Windows doesn't have signals, the default Kill doesn't actually kill
anything, and other forms of termination don't allow cleanup. So we
spawn preview processes in a new process group and send them a
CTRL_BREAK_EVENT to terminate.
However, we only do this for "pwsh" (PowerShell 7+) and unknown/
posix-ish shells, because cmd.exe and Windows PowerShell
("powershell.exe") don't always exit on Ctrl-Break. pwsh also needs
the -NonInteractive flag to exit on Ctrl-Break.
If the process wasn't given its own group, or if sending the console
control event fails, we fall back to the standard Kill (which likely
won't help, but doesn't hurt to try).
Fix#3134
Use make([]NthParts, 0, len(indexes)) so the slice starts empty with
reserved capacity. The previous length-len(indexes) allocation left
leading zero NthParts entries before appended elements.
- Changed +m to --multi to enable multi-select in CTRL-R
- Changed exclude to exclude-multi and {1} to {+1} so
shift-delete removes all selected entries at once
When --walker=follow is used, symlinks like Wine's z: -> / cause fzf to
traverse the entire root filesystem. fastwalk's built-in loop detection
only catches this on the second pass, but a single pass through / already
causes severe CPU and memory exhaustion.
This fix resolves each symlink-to-directory target to its absolute real
path and skips it if it is an ancestor of (or equal to) the walker root.
Close#4710
When --walker=follow is used, symlink following is now handled by
fastwalk's IgnoreDuplicateDirs adapter which tracks visited directories
by device+inode. This prevents the same directory from being entered
more than once, avoiding effectively infinite traversal when a symlink
points outside the walker root.
Close#4710
Separate item identity from cursor tracking:
- Add --id-nth=NTH to define item identity fields for cross-reload ops
- --track reverts to a simple boolean flag
- track-current action no longer accepts nth argument
- With --multi, selections are preserved across reload-sync by matching
identity keys in the reloaded list
Close#4718Close#4701Close#4483Close#4409Close#3460Close#2441
Junegunn Choi