File list is totally vertical if the list doesn't fit into one line unless run with `-a` about lsd

[CarloCattano]

came here looking for others having the same.
lsd 1.1.1

ls returns a vertical list of files if the size cant hold them all in one line

[zwpaper]

I decided to rollback the term_grid dependency and we can later discuss which version or libs we should upgrade to.

#1019, after this one is merged, I will release a v1.1.2 to do a quick fix.

sorry for the bothering, I was kinda busy recently, but this should not be an excuse

[wwwjfy]

It seems -a doesn't matter (much) here.
My observation is if non-. items cannot fit in one line, it'll show one item per line.

In the above case non-. items are not many, so even though with both it's wider than one line, it still behaves as expected.

I'm using iTerm2. This is new in the last release.

[nogweii]

• lsd --version: lsd 1.1.1
• echo $TERM: xterm-kitty
• Arch Linux

Running into the same issue.

I've aliased ls to /usr/bin/lsd --icon=auto --color=auto -F, and indeed adding -a will make files wrap as expected.

[zwpaper]

it was introduced because we upgraded the term_grid = "0.1.*" dependency to the newer version, let me have a look at it.

[oneElectron]

I am also having this issue.

• lsd --version: lsd 1.1.1
• echo $TERM: alacritty
• MacOS 14.4

[FischLu]

I have the same issue

• lsd --version: lsd 1.1.1
• echo $TERM: xterm-256color
• MacOS 14.4

[nogweii]

Hm, I think I've found the root cause - term_grid doesn't ignore ANSI codes when calculating the width of each entry. That could be tricky to solve...

EDIT: Ah, actually there's a more maintained fork of the library at https://github.com/uutils/uutils-term-grid ! And it does properly ignore ANSI codes.

[zwpaper]

as now https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd/releases/tag/v1.1.2 released, this would be close
/close

[muniu-bot]

@zwpaper: Closing this issue.

In response to this:

as now https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd/releases/tag/v1.1.2 released, this would be close
/close

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