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I don't use TRAMP very often so that isn't really an issue for me!
Yep, I'd be fine with it going through the prompt and back around just so that the logic remains simple.
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Sounds great, thanks so much for adding this! I just pulled the latest changes and it works perfectly!
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Thanks for giving it another try. Note that it may not work well with Tramp. Icomplete is also very slow with that. In contrast, Selectrum optimizes this use case specially at the cost of more complexity in the UI. You may have seen that Vertico is a really small and focused package. Besides Tramp, Vertico should work well.
Regarding cycling, I would probably be okay with adding this, since this feature can be implemented with a tiny amount of code. Corfu also supports cycling. How should this cycling behave? You might have seen that Vertico allows selection of the prompt in some cases. For example the command find-file
allows to move from the first selected item to the prompt to submit non-existing file names.
If we add cycling it should probably work like this: prompt <-> first item <-> ... <-> last item <-> prompt. For some commands prompt selection is disallowed, in this case we would only cycle between the items.
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Ah and there is one more - only the vertico-next/previous
commands will cycle for simplicity. There is also vertico-scroll-down/up
etc. These will stay as is. Corfu has the same logic.
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