Be able to see more than the path's filename in the preview title

[mangelozzi]

Sometimes when I use the fuzzy line search, which is awesome, due to the vertical sliced architecture of django app design, where you have the same name files inside each app, e.g.:

+ books (app)
|      +---views.py
|      +---models.py
|
+ posts (app)
|      +---views.py
|      +---models.py
|
+ polls (app)
      +---views.py
      +---models.py

Which means one might have a lot of matches in files all names views.py, which does not mean too much. To be able to see polls/views.py means a lot more than just views.py. Does anyone else encounter that issue?

Here you can see I tried the horizontal split to hopefully see more of the file path in the picker, but it still shows (understandabley so) the filename (`views.py):

Under preview I could not see any options for how paths are shown in their title:

      title              = true,               -- preview border title (file/buf)?
      title_pos      = "center",        -- left|center|right, title alignment     

Not a big thing, just wondering if anyone else has encountered this or maybe it's just me.

[mangelozzi]

And just to confirm, while looking into this I see the lines picker is matching the path, in addition to lines. Here you can see it matched serializer from the filename, but the line in the buffer does not contain the patter serializer:

[ibhagwan]

I personally also like to see the full path in the preview title, use previewers.builtin.title_fnamemodify to control the behavior of the title, my configuration:
https://github.com/ibhagwan/nvim-lua/blob/64812566ae22fac5eca742a46ad92a813b746bb9/lua/plugins/fzf-lua/setup.lua#L138-L141:

  previewers = {
    bat = { theme = "Coldark-Dark", args = "--color=always --style=default" },
    builtin = {
      title_fnamemodify = function(s) return s end,
  …

[mangelozzi]

Thanks so much!! I wonder what your day job is that you are able to offer such great support! A great upgrade, and your dot files are a nice reference too, cheers!