question: does cmdline support fuzzy searching?

[mnpqraven]

I don't know if fuzzy searching in the cmdline is supported? i've had normal completions working fine but cmdline doesn't look to have any changes compared to the default.

In normal context i can get fuzzy searching results

But nothing happens when i press <Tab> in cmdline (there should be some NvimTreeFind*** options here

I'm having difficulties replicating this for now because i'm using nixos and have my nvim configs setup via nix (nvf). I've dug around and found the verbose setup code for blink as follows:

 require("blink.cmp").setup({["cmdline"] = {["keymap"] = {["preset"] = "none"},["sources"] = {}},["completion"] = {["documentation"] = {["auto_show"] = true,["auto_show_delay_ms"] = 200},["menu"] = {["auto_show"] = true,["draw"] = {["columns"] = {{"label","label_description",["gap"] = 4},{"kind_icon","kind"}}}}},["fuzzy"] = {["implementation"] = "prefer_rust_with_warning",["prebuilt_binaries"] = {["download"] = false}},["keymap"] = {["<C-Space>"] = {"show","fallback"},["<C-d>"] = {"scroll_documentation_down","fallback"},["<C-e>"] = {"accept","fallback"},["<C-h>"] = {"cancel"},["<C-n>"] = {"select_next","snippet_forward",function(cmp)
  local line, col = unpack(vim.api.nvim_win_get_cursor(0))
  has_words_before = col ~= 0 and vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(0, line - 1, line, true)[1]:sub(col, col):match("%s") == nil

  if has_words_before then
    return cmp.show()
  end
end
,"fallback"},["<C-p>"] = {"select_prev","snippet_backward","fallback"},["<C-u>"] = {"scroll_documentation_up","fallback"},["<CR>"] = {"accept","fallback"},["preset"] = "none"},["signature"] = {["enabled"] = true},["sources"] = {["default"] = {"lsp","path","snippets","buffer","buffer","nvim-cmp","path"},["providers"] = {["buffer"] = {["module"] = "blink.compat.source",["name"] = "buffer"},["nvim-cmp"] = {["module"] = "blink.compat.source",["name"] = "nvim-cmp"},["path"] = {["module"] = "blink.compat.source",["name"] = "path"}}}})

[mnpqraven]

blink.cmp: require("blink.cmp.health").check()

System ~
- OK curl is installed
- OK git is installed
- OK Your system is supported by pre-built binaries (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
- OK blink_cmp_fuzzy lib is downloaded/built

Sources ~
- WARNING Some providers may show up as "disabled" but are enabled dynamically (i.e. cmdline)

Default sources ~
- buffer (blink.compat.source)
- snippets (blink.cmp.sources.snippets)
- nvim-cmp (blink.compat.source)
- path (blink.compat.source)
- lsp (blink.cmp.sources.lsp)

Disabled sources ~
- omni (blink.cmp.sources.complete_func)
- cmdline (blink.cmp.sources.cmdline)

[krovuxdev]

I can't reproduce that issue.
I'm using NixOS, and with your blink plugin configuration, typing NFind shows it in the command line (cmdline).
@mnpqraven Please try this repro.lua.

[mnpqraven]

thank you for the repro file, i guess it's probably a misconfiguration that i've made or a bug on the nvf side, i'll keep looking on this

[mnpqraven]

I've found the cause for the problem. The nix module's default configuration generated the blink config but have the cmdline opt set as cmdline = { sources = {} } and also set the preset to none and therefore ootb it doesn't have any sources nor keybinds attached.
If anyone's using nvf and coming across this you can enable cmdline again by using

setupOpts = {
  cmdline.sources = null;
  cmdline.keymap.preset = "default";
}