fix(global): convert other nest config

[phanen]

FzfLua global error on cli

~ master ❯ E5113: Lua chunk: lua/fzf-lua/config.lua:193: attempt to index local 'picker_opts' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
        lua/fzf-lua/config.lua:193: in function <lua/fzf-lua/config.lua:190>
        lua/fzf-lua/config.lua:195: in function 'normalize_opts'
        lua/fzf-lua/providers/meta.lua:197: in function <lua/fzf-lua/providers/meta.lua:151>
        lua/fzf-lua/cmd.lua:38: in function 'run_command'
        scripts/cli.lua:66: in main chunk

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This pull request addresses a critical bug that caused FzfLua global to fail with a nil value error when invoked from the command line. The fix involves extending the configuration normalization mechanism to correctly interpret and apply global settings for 'git' and 'dap' related modules, preventing the 'picker_opts' variable from being nil and ensuring stable operation of the global command.

Highlights

• CLI Error Resolution: Fixed an E5113 runtime error that occurred when FzfLua global was executed from the command line, caused by 'picker_opts' being a nil value.
• Configuration Handling Enhancement: Expanded the configuration normalization logic to correctly process options prefixed with 'git_' and 'dap_', ensuring their global settings are properly applied.

Changelog

• lua/fzf-lua/providers/meta.lua
  • Resolved a nil value error in 'picker_opts' when FzfLua global was used via CLI.
  • Extended configuration normalization to include 'git_' and 'dap_' prefixes.

Activity

• The pull request was opened by phanen to fix a reported CLI error.
• The author included a detailed error message and stack trace in the description.

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[phanen]

I have these config in cli

    pickers = {
      { 'files' },
      {
        'git_diff',
        desc = 'Diff',
        prefix = '@',
        opts = {
          previewer = 'git_diff',
        },
      },
    },

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Code Review

This pull request fixes a crash in FzfLua global when using pickers with prefixes like git_ or dap_. The change correctly converts these prefixes to the format expected by the configuration system. My review includes a suggestion to make the implementation more concise by using a single gsub call with a capture group instead of chaining multiple calls.

[ibhagwan]

I have these config in cli

I didn't think someone would ever need global in the cli