Possible bug with filter using --on-load about xplr HOT 9 CLOSED

Seems to be random. Sometimes works fine.

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Refresh doesn't work though.

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But the actual command would be...

xplr --on-load 'AddNodeFilter: { filter: RelativePathDoesMatchRegex, input: "\\.png$" }' --on-load 'ExplorePwd'

Still doesn't exactly do what it does when the filter is applied interactively.

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But the actual command would be...

xplr --on-load 'AddNodeFilter: { filter: RelativePathDoesMatchRegex, input: "\\.png$" }' --on-load 'ExplorePwd'

Hmm, it worked with fr.*\.png$<enter><esc> so I don't see why it would make any difference, it is shorter though.

explorer::explore_sync is called when doing ExplorePwd. I would guess the redraw is inconsistent, as filters are being applied in that function. Doing both ExplorePwd and Refresh should fix it. If not, the --on-load arguments may not be executed in order.

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Same thing applies with:

echo 'AddNodeFilter: { filter: RelativePathDoesMatchRegex, input: "\\.png$" }' >> $XPLR_PIPE_MSG_IN

from inside xplr. This seemingly applies the filter, but it leaves the user with no directory nodes, as the faulty filter seems to not match anything. Clearing the filter afterwards and using the TUI to apply it manually seems to "fix" the filter, even tho the string representation "rel=/\.png$" is the same in all 3 cases.

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This seem to happen with only regex. Other filters are working fine.

xplr --on-load 'AddNodeFilter: { filter: RelativePathDoesEndWith, input: ".png" }' ExplorePwd

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Ah... got it. Bug due to optimization using cache.

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It seems there's still some task scheduling issue. Running the following command in my homedir doesn't apply the filters. Looks like ExplorePwd happens before the filter is added.

xplr --on-load 'AddNodeFilter: { filter: RelativePathDoesEndWith, input: foo }' ExplorePwd

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I think it's because the explore_pwd_async() that sets the parent directory locations, also overrides the results for the pwd.

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