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Blink Completion v1.9.1

Use the Rust completion matcher on FreeBSD x86_64.

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Before you upgrade to v1.9.1

1 to fix

Update the Rust nightly toolchain before building this version from source.

Action requiredAffects: Users building the Rust matcher rather than using prebuilt binaries or the Lua matcher.
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What changed in v1.9.1

This release adds FreeBSD support, custom Lua command completion and forced acceptance without visible previews. Source builds need an updated nightly toolchain; the hotfix updates the Nix toolchain lock.

Install tag v1.9.1 with a Neovim plugin manager; requires Neovim 0.10+ (terminal completion: 0.11+).

New things you can do

Fixed and improved

Shell-command completion handles path-like first arguments and avoids escaping spaces inside already quoted arguments.

Now worksComplete Neovim commands and search text on the command line.
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Use `accept({ force = true })` to accept without the menu or ghost text being visible.

ImprovedSelect, accept or cancel completion candidates with configurable keys.
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Fallback key mappings no longer recurse infinitely.

Now worksSelect, accept or cancel completion candidates with configurable keys.
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Provider `enabled` overrides and provider-specific `min_keyword_length` now take effect over global settings.

Now worksChoose completion sources by filetype and add external providers.
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Ghost text handles multibyte characters and highlight blending; custom documentation drawing works with unmodifiable popup buffers.

Now worksArrange completion menu columns and view documentation or inline completion previews.
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Automatic signature triggers resume after manual display, and active-parameter highlighting uses line and column ranges.

Now worksRead function signatures while entering arguments.
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.