docs command doesn't work properly with numbered args
ceedubs opened this issue · comments
Doing something like docs 3
where 3
is a numbered argument from a previous find
command doesn't work. I think that it used to and that this is a regression. The error message shows a trailing hash and if you issue the same docs
command with the hash removed, it works fine.
This might have been a regression with the recent completion/fzf overhaul?
@unison/cloud/fix-local-websockets> find toRFC1123
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I couldn't find matches in this namespace, searching in 'lib'...
1. lib.base_2_18_0.time.Instant.toRFC1123 : Instant -> Text
2. lib.base_2_18_0.time.OffsetDateTime.toRFC1123 : OffsetDateTime -> Text
3. lib.base_2_18_0.time.Instant.toRFC1123.doc : Doc
4. lib.base_2_18_0.time.LocalDateTime.toRFC1123AtGMT : LocalDateTime -> Text
5. lib.base_2_18_0.time.LocalDateTime.toRFC1123AtGMT.doc : Doc
6. lib.base_2_18_0.time.OffsetDateTime.toRFC1123.doc : Doc
@unison/cloud/fix-local-websockets> docs 1
@unison/cloud/fix-local-websockets> docs lib.base_2_18_0.time.Instant.toRFC1123#qttmjtpo1e2ve5u2da2teenb5c7824vs5618p9s71420n4trv1tndmdl0b9bpk0okmbe9035hmsnmqcueau204vhvvacmo1rc800rd8
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lib.base_2_18_0.time.Instant.toRFC1123.doc#qttmjtpo1e2ve5u2da2teenb5c7824vs5618p9s71420n4trv1tndmdl0b9bpk0okmbe9035hmsnmqcueau204vhvvacmo1rc800rd8
@unison/cloud/fix-local-websockets> docs lib.base_2_18_0.time.Instant.toRFC1123
Formats an Instant as an RFC 1123 date and time string.
# Example
Instant.toRFC1123 epoch
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"Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT"
Sadly this has never worked and I reported an issue for it here #3939