feat: add fzf-lua integration for grepping in files and dirs #620
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This preserves the old behaviour but more easily allows for an alternative builtin implementation to be used in the next commit.
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Previously, it was only possible to use Telescope to grep (search for text) in files and directories. This commit adds support for using fzf-lua.nvim. The default continues to be Telescope, but users can now set the following values to opt into using fzf-lua: ```lua ---@type YaziConfig { -- ... other settings integrations = { grep_in_directory = "fzf-lua", grep_in_selected_files = "fzf-lua", }, } ```
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Previously, it was only possible to use Telescope to grep (search for
text) in files and directories. This commit adds support for using
fzf-lua.nvim.
The default continues to be Telescope, but users can now set the
following values to opt into using fzf-lua: