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On macOS 10.13 and MacVim 8.0.1155 (137) vim-ripgrep has changed behaviour.
The old correct way to search:
:Rg "search_term"
results are found and (optionally) highlighted.
The current situation:
:Rg "search_term"
MacVim hangs up. So I use this, and it works:
:Rg "search_term" .
results are found, however, the highlighting pattern is not "search_term" anymore, but "search_term .", hence wrong highlighting is used.
can you help me find out why has vim-ripgrep behaviour changed after updating from macOS 10.12 to 10.13? or is it MacVim's problem? reverting MacVim doesn't do the trick, so that's that.
command line vim (8.0) does not have this issue.
relevant .vimrc rg configuration:
let g:rg_binary = "/usr/local/bin/rg"
let g:rg_highlight = 1
let g:rg_format = "%f:%l:%c:%m"
let g:rg_command = g:rg_binary . " --vimgrep --follow -i -j1 -e"
let g:rg_derive_root = 1
On macOS 10.13 and MacVim 8.0.1155 (137) vim-ripgrep has changed behaviour.
The old correct way to search:
results are found and (optionally) highlighted.
The current situation:
MacVim hangs up. So I use this, and it works:
results are found, however, the highlighting pattern is not "search_term" anymore, but "search_term .", hence wrong highlighting is used.
can you help me find out why has vim-ripgrep behaviour changed after updating from macOS 10.12 to 10.13? or is it MacVim's problem? reverting MacVim doesn't do the trick, so that's that.
command line
vim
(8.0) does not have this issue.relevant
.vimrc
rg configuration:oh, btw,
:RgRoot
shows correct directory.@jremmen
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