When pressing enter, the best matching candidate should be completed.
Moving up and down the list should be supported. (Cycle through start index.)
When no match is found, the entered string should be accepted as account.
When pressing enter, the best matching candidate should be completed.
Moving up and down the list should be supported. (Cycle through start index.)
When no match is found, the entered string should be accepted as account.
In general, it would still be desirable to get rid of fzf.
However, this issue was more about addressing the issue that accounts could not be added.
With this commit, this is now possible by specifying accounts via the JSON file. This has the additional benefit that --strict can be used for additional verification of the data.
In general, it would still be desirable to get rid of fzf.
However, this issue was more about addressing the issue that accounts could not be added.
With this commit, this is now possible by specifying accounts via the JSON file. This has the additional benefit that `--strict` can be used for additional verification of the data.
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When pressing enter, the best matching candidate should be completed.
Moving up and down the list should be supported. (Cycle through start index.)
When no match is found, the entered string should be accepted as account.
In general, it would still be desirable to get rid of fzf.
However, this issue was more about addressing the issue that accounts could not be added.
With this commit, this is now possible by specifying accounts via the JSON file. This has the additional benefit that
--strictcan be used for additional verification of the data.