rg: unrecognized file type

[gengdz]

It works fine when I use it directly in zsh

rg 'color' -g src/test/**/* -ttsx

but in fzf-lua,

color --  -g 'src/test/**/*' -ttsx

it throws an error: rg: unrecognized file type: tsx

And I noticed that the -t option doesn't seem to work. Even when I wrote -tts, it didn't work, although it didn't throw an error, other file types still appeared.

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~/.config/.ripgreprc config:

--type-add
tsx:*.tsx

my fzf-lua config: my nvim config

{
    "ibhagwan/fzf-lua",
    event = "VeryLazy",
    opts = function(_, opts)
      local config = require("fzf-lua.config")
      local actions = require("fzf-lua.actions")

      opts.grep = vim.tbl_deep_extend("force", opts.grep, {
        no_header = true,
        rg_glob = true,
        rg_glob_fn = function(query, _opts)
          local regex, flags = query:match("^(.-)%s%-%-(.*)$")
          -- If no separator is detected will return the original query
          return (regex or query), flags
        end,
        fzf_opts = {
          ["--history"] = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/fzf-lua-grep-history",
        },
      })

      opts.files = vim.tbl_deep_extend("force", opts.files, {
        no_header = true,
        fzf_opts = {
          ["--history"] = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/fzf-lua-files-history",
        },
      })

      config.defaults.keymap.fzf["ctrl-j"] = "next-history"
      config.defaults.keymap.fzf["ctrl-k"] = "prev-history"
      config.defaults.keymap.fzf["ctrl-n"] = "down"
      config.defaults.keymap.fzf["ctrl-p"] = "up"
      config.defaults.actions.files["ctrl-t"] = actions.file_tabedit
    end,
  },

[ibhagwan]

That’s because the default parser only supports globs, it translates each argument to -g (use debug=true and you’ll see the generated command)`, to filter test files with the defaults you can only send:

color --  src/test/**/*

If you wish to send raw arguments this way customize your rg_glob_fn:
https://github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-lua/wiki#live-grep-custom

[gengdz]

I checked the documentation, and my configuration is written according to the instructions in the documentation.

rg_glob_fn

 rg_glob_fn = function(query, _opts)
          local regex, flags = query:match("^(.-)%s%-%-(.*)$")
          -- If no separator is detected will return the original query
          return (regex or query), flags
        end,

is it that my rg_glob_fn is written incorrectly?

[ibhagwan]

It should be under grep, also add debug=true so you can see the underlying command and know if you did this right.