How do you configure Zed to avoid moving the cursor to the first search result minibuffer?

[anthonyryan1]

When searching all files in a project, the cursor moves out of the search box and into the cursor position of the first minibuffer.

How do I configure Zed to keep my cursor in the search box until I move it manually?

I often increment on my searches, adding or removing a few characters and hitting enter. The fact that the cursor jumps to editing the first result after every enter key violates my expectations, because I expect to be still in the search box (I never clicked or tabbed out of it).

[vidjul]

Any updates on this? 🙏

[failable]

Same question, since Zed has no incremental search, this behavior is super annoying.

[lexeech]

Absolutely the same question.
Let me decide if I want to focus on the first result after pressing Enter in Project Search or keep focus on input.

[iyht]

In case you are using vim mode, I just do g/ to get back to the minibuffer to start typing in the minibuffer again.

[lexeech]

Not my case, I have to redo - cmd+shift+f each time I want to adjust my search which is quite frustrating ...

[hmasovic]

@as-cii @ConradIrwin any update on this?

[lexeech]

Same question. Very annoying "feature".

[ConradIrwin]

Weird that this is different in project search vs. buffer search. Happy to pair with someone on a fix: https://cal.com/conradirwin/pairing

[hmasovic]

as a side effect, doing cmd-shift-f, after the initial search, copies the value where the first cursor lies, so if you try to do cmd-shift-f again (because the cursor went down), it can tend to overwrite the initial value

[hmasovic]

That's under the case it doesn't find the exact value being searched, if it finds the exact same searched input - then it does a c/p from the looks of it

[hmasovic]

@ConradIrwin do you need someone with rust experience?

[ConradIrwin]

Nope! Happy to provide the rust experience :D

[lexeech]

Hey guys, any updates?