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I'm trying spacemacs/fzf-find-files
but as soon as I invoke the action it fails with FZF exited with code 2
How can I identify what's the problem?
Of course, fzf works just fine in my terminal.
I dont have that command. Do you know what package it comes from ?
It's a command line tool I installed a long time ago: https://sourabhbajaj.com/mac-setup/iTerm/fzf.html
For spacemacs, there's fzf
layer: https://github.com/AshyIsMe/fzf-spacemacs-layer
I don't think I've done any special installation just added the layer to my dotspacemacs-configuration-layers
Ah, its a community layer, not part of Spacemacs itself. Looking at the code, it only seems to add a few functions and bindings and hasnt changed in 4 years, so not much to go wrong
Is fzf command line tool still on the Emacs path? SPC f e e should show the path and other environment variables. Its the only thing I can think of.