Is there a way to not sort the headings? about telescope-heading.nvim

[sankantsu]

This issue is already closed, but I will comment about my current setting.
I think following setting is what @angelidis, @pmatulis want.
Hope this helps!

require("telescope").setup({
  extensions = {
    heading = {
      picker_opts = {
        sorting_strategy = "ascending", -- "descending" by default
      },
    },
  }
})

[crispgm]

IMO, telescope extensions are either pickers or sorters. telescope-heading is picker and sorted by file sorter (otherwise, generic sorter). I may control the default order, now it's the same as its position, the most natural way. You may also customize the default sorter by yourself but it change only the order when you are inputting.

[pmatulis]

I'm hitting the same problem. My Markdown headers are shown in reverse order, which is non-intuitive.

[crispgm]

I'm hitting the same problem. My Markdown headers are shown in reverse order, which is non-intuitive.

Would you mind showing your triage information? I think the implementation is in order not reverse order.

[pmatulis]

Yeah I think I need to change the sorting strategy to flip things around.

[crispgm]

Yeah I think I need to change the sorting strategy to flip things around.

It looks that the result is correct, in which HEADING ONE is the first approachable. You can change the layout/UI of your telescope.nvim to make it look in order.

IMO, telescope.nvim does not provide ordering mechanism but we can define option to enable different sorting method.

[crispgm]

telescope-heading lists in order, as you expected. The behavior of your screenshot is because the default theme of telescope, which shows everything reversely. If you setup ivy theme like my screenshot on README, it would be in order. cc @angelidis