Horiztonal fzf is too skinny, results aren't shown.

[esn89]

Currently when I have my terminal split with top half and bottom, the halves aren't able to display anything in terms of the results. I can see the input just fine.

Is there a fix for this?

[junegunn]

Is it because of --height? Consider setting --min-height option to a larger value.

       --min-height=HEIGHT
              Minimum height when --height is given in percent (default: 10).  Ignored when
              --height is not specified.

[junegunn]

--header-border --list-border --input-border --info inline-right

FWIW, this is pretty much equivalent to --style full, you might want to check it out.

Anyway, these borders alone are already taking 10 lines of screen, so --min-height should be larger than that. Maybe something like 20?

[junegunn]

Okay, I have a better idea. The default value of --min-height is 10, but we should dynamically choose it depending on the layout options.

[junegunn]

So 51c2074 is the patch that determines the default --min-height according to the other options, so that 10 items are visible (not perfectly guaranteed though).

However, I'm still going to increase --min-height of shell integration scripts to around 25. Because only seeing 10 items is still not a good experience.

[junegunn]

See eb0257d. --min-height 20+ applied to all scripts.

[esn89]

Thank you!