[Bug] Plugin broken after last update about commander.nvim HOT 11 CLOSED

I just pushed a new commit e61162c. Please let me know whether this fixes the problem.

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@FeiyouG Fixed! 🚀

@danielo515 I don't have your floating window issue.

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Facing the same exact problem.

packer.nvim: Error running config for command-center.nvim: ...cker/opt/command-center.nvim/lua/command_center/init.lua:37: attempt to index local 'opts' (a number value)

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Hello @FeiyouG , that fixes the original problem.
However, now the floating window appears too small:

Other telescope prompts do not have this problem:

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I don't have this problem at my end. Can you share a minimal config that can reproduce this bug?

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Here you have it @FeiyouG
https://github.com/danielo515/Telescope-command-center-issue
You may need to clone it with git submodules or just remove the deeply nested packer folder and clone packer into it

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@danielo515 From what you've shared with me, I don't see you added any commands into command_center. The floating window is too narrow because there was nothing to be displayed.

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I have the same issue as @danielo515 has.
I have copied all your example from command_center.add and even removed , command_center.mode.REGISTER_ONLY from:

command_center.add({
  {
    desc = "Open command_center",
    cmd = "<CMD>Telescope command_center<CR>",
    keys = {
      {"n", "<Leader>fc", noremap},
      {"v", "<Leader>fc", noremap}
    },
  }
})

And I also have narrow palette:

And the commands are definitively there because I can scroll through them ;)

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I found the root cause and fixed it in 125b923. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, @XobSod and @danielo515.

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Thank you for all the effort and quickfixes put into this!!!!
I'll try it tomorrow. Many thanks!

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Ok, I couldn't wait and just updated. The problem is totally fixed for me. Many thanks!

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