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add shortcuts for telescope search history #258
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bind by default shortcuts in telescope for previous & next history entries. See
:help telescope.defaults.historyand nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim#1208 and nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim#521I don't see any downside to this, only upsides, that's why I'm suggesting it.
And if you think this belongs in doom-nvim by default, I also wonder about potentially adding:
to telescope settings, in a separate PR, if you would be interested. It's documented at
telescope.defaults.path_display. By default, telescope cuts the end of a filename. And the end is the most interesting part... It contains the actual filename you'll open. With truncate, it will cut the start, which is a reasonable default. There are more advanced options (like cut individual folder names in the path), but truncate seems to be a reasonable default, better than cutting at the end. Let me know if you would be interested in such a separate PR too.