Bind ctrl-r/alt-r to previous-item in fzf search #1279
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Bind the keys which may initiate an fzf-based reverse search to also iterating upward through the matched items, once we are in fzf mode. This makes fzf search more closely match the keyboard muscle memory of traditional reverse incremental search (though it may look very different visually). Like #1278 this is intended to address * #1265 (comment) This also assumes that alt-r from #1278 can initiate an fzf search.
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Thank you for adding detailed options when using fzf!
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Bind the keys which may initiate an fzf-based reverse search to also iterating upward through the matched items, once we are in fzf mode.
This makes fzf search more closely match the keyboard muscle memory of traditional reverse incremental search (though it may look very different visually).
Like #1278 this is intended to address
This also assumes that alt-r from #1278 can initiate an fzf search.
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changelog.md.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).