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Add ability to make ad hoc pickers #11
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Thank you, very nice idea. |
Hi! Can you switch to the require('easypick').one_off('git diff develop --name-only') |
I'll look at this today! |
is this thread a good place to communicate with you about this @axkirillov? I ran the command inside a Neovim instance: :lua require('easypick').one_off('git diff develop --name-only') it didn't work, an error came up with:
I checked that I was on the I am using the package manager {
"axkirillov/easypick.nvim",
dependencies = "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim",
branch = "test",
}, I will keep looking into this but further guidance on how it should be used or help troubleshooting would be awesome. Lots of respect and gratitude for adding this ❤️ |
🤦♂️ it would help if I pulled the right branch... I'll test more :) |
@jcorum11 Glad that it works, I'll merge it into main then |
Is now in the latest release https://github.com/axkirillov/easypick.nvim/releases/tag/v0.5.0 |
similar to this issue it would be awesome to run ad hoc pickers on the fly. Something like
:lua require('easypick').adhoc('git diff develop --name-only')
or (if possible):Easypick adhoc git diff develop --name-only
. It would make it a lot easier to test pickers before committing to using them, or throwing together a one off picker that I will never use again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: