Zack Hsi

Hey! Tab completion is an interesting use case. Tab selecting a precise result is somewhat tangential of a selection/filtering mechanism to fzf. I think in this case I would recommend...

Gotcha, you want to use fast builtin tab completion for tags instead of loading the entire tags file and fzf filtering. Regarding builtin tab completion — does pressing the tab...

That makes sense and sounds like a performant pipeline. I don't have the bandwidth, but it's a good feature request 👍

Your second screenshot looks like the view if you run `:tselect` with a populated tag stack. The thing I would suggest you look into is your configuration — is there...

I'd love the preview feature! One aspect of the design is that it needs to be easily toggle-able such that the user can clearly see the full list of tags...

Hey @MartyLake, I'm unable to reproduce. When I press escape, I enter normal mode. When I press "i," fzf reactivates. Curious if you could reproduce with a minimal vimrc to...

Hey @MartyLake, sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately, I'm unable to reproduce. In this GIF, this is what I've done: 1. `:nmap t (fzf_tags)` 2. Move cursor to a word...

For now, they are hardcoded to your terminal's magenta/green/red. https://github.com/zackhsi/fzf-tags/blob/ec335aa1956ff0071d96c24039333d6770fae961/autoload/fzf_tags.vim#L71-L79 I'm not _too_ familiar, but I believe it would be best if we respected all of the normal fzf color...

My specific installation (tmux + nvim + macOS) doesn't actually call `s:sink` if I `` from the match list. But without digging too deeply, there's enough branching in [fzf#run](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/blob/a6d3e3687ba2ee26266400db6c77a07bc4ff8fca/plugin/fzf.vim#L368) to...

I _think_ tmux 2.4 is to blame.