Hide low scoring results

[srcrip]

Hi there,

Is there a flag that can hide results that are under a certain fuzziness score? If you use fzf to search through ripgrep results you'll have a bunch of very tenuous fuzzy matches at the bottom that I'd rather just hide.

[LangLangBart]

Is there a flag that can hide results that are under a certain fuzziness score?

No.

Did you try the --exact flag?

Some tips for searching can also be found on the maintainer's website: https://junegunn.github.io/fzf/search-syntax/

[srcrip]

exact is different, I just want to only see fuzzy matches that the algo thinks are very good matches. so I can hide like giant json files where its a huge line that somehow has all the chars I'm searching for but is very tenuous.

[junegunn]

Hmm, I don't think we can find a universal threshold that works for everyone in every context. Are you going to keep tweaking the threshold from like 100 to 102 or to 98 if you're not satisfied with the result?

The result is sorted by the score, so if you've reached a point where you see matches you think irrelevant, you can simply stop browsing there.

[srcrip]

yeah but when I use it in vim I want to hide results that are very tenuous matches.