> I'm not sure that subsequence matching ever produces results that people expect (I feel like we've discussed this before but haven't had time to go digging)
No solution, but the discussion seems positive, from a maintainer too.
> We don't really do config flags like this, as a philosophical point.
> I would be against accepting such a PR. I do not believe this should be changed.
I understand that they want to keep the list of configs short and manageable, but it means that's not a tool for me. I'm all for good, opinionated defaults but I want to be able to make some changes if I want to.
They apparently reconsidered and implemented the change since migrating fish to rust though.
interestingly this also seems to have come up pretty recently in their discussions.
https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/discussions/11670#d...
> I'm not sure that subsequence matching ever produces results that people expect (I feel like we've discussed this before but haven't had time to go digging)
No solution, but the discussion seems positive, from a maintainer too.
I gave up on fish after a few weeks because of a similar preference issue where the fish maintainers flat out refused to make a bad default configurable: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/8618
> We don't really do config flags like this, as a philosophical point.
> I would be against accepting such a PR. I do not believe this should be changed.
I understand that they want to keep the list of configs short and manageable, but it means that's not a tool for me. I'm all for good, opinionated defaults but I want to be able to make some changes if I want to.
They apparently reconsidered and implemented the change since migrating fish to rust though.