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Any idea now to make ctr + r work from a terminal in vscode? #26
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Thanks! Regarding it not working: I believe it doesn't work in the Integrated Console because PSReadline doesn't seem to work in the IC. If you create a new PowerShell window, PSReadline and PSFzf work. I'll continue to investigate! |
@AlexisColes, it looks as though this will be fixed in a future version of the PowerShell vscode extension, but I don't know the ETA. Here are the relevant tickets: The workaround is to split a window from the Integrate Console. CTRL+R will work in this new window: |
This is implemented already in the PowerShell Preview extension. Can you install that and give it a try? |
Using the PowerShell Preview extension, the chord doesn't work for me. I also have an issue with continuous completion using PSFzf. It exits the search and replaces the path with just the directory separator. |
Thanks for this module, very cool.
Although would be even greater if I could get it to work in vs code though, any ideas?
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