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Why doesn't vertico-repeat support execute-exetended-command by default? (alien.top)
submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
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I hope every completion done inside minibuffer is repeatable by vertico-repeat, including commands invoked by M-x. Vertico, however, didn't include execute-extended-command as a repeatable session by default. You can be seen it by examining vertico-repeat-filter variable. So I have to customize it like this in Doom Emacs:


(after! vertico-repeat
  (setq vertico-repeat-filter (remove 'execute-extended-command vertico-repeat-filter)))

The question is execute-extended-command seems to be a reasonable default completing session, why does vertico excludes it?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

execute-extended-command is excluded for the reason that I didn't find it useful to repeat. If you type M-x you get the recently used commands sorted to the top anyway. As an often executed command, M-x pollutes the vertico-repeat-history. You can browse the history with vertico-repeat-select. But if you dislike this default, it is easy to customize it.