__fzf_search_current_dir does not find any files in the current directory

[juliohm1978]

For some reason, __fzf_search_current_dir always shows 0 matches in any current directory.

Any ideas on what's causing this?

[PatrickF1]

Hi Julio, can you try executing it using Ctrl+F?

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[juliohm1978]

Yes. Using the shortcut gives me the same result. I had to change the shortcut from the default (#99), so I'm pretty sure __fzf_search_current_dir is what's been called here.

[juliohm1978]

Strangely, I can use fzf natively and it does list all files in the current directory.

[PatrickF1]

Just to be sure, did you already go through these troubleshooting steps? https://github.com/PatrickF1/fzf.fish#file-search-feature-does-not-work

[juliohm1978]

omg, bingo!

fdclone was installed on my system, conflicting the expected /usr/bin/fd from fdfind.

I just removed fdclone and created a symlink /usr/bin/fd that points to /usr/bin/fdfind.

Works like a charm now. Thank you!

[PatrickF1]

Wow who knew there was another fd! Thanks for reporting the tip. I'll add this to the troubleshooting guide.