stack overflow while executing "navi"

[souze]

Description

$ ./target/release/navi

thread 'main' has overflowed its stack
fatal runtime error: stack overflow
[2]    96826 abort (core dumped)  ./target/release/navi

Reading the core dump, it looks like an infinite recursion on src/commands/core/mod.rs:38:

#30 0x000055e1546993c7 in navi::commands::core::init (fetcher=...)
    at src/commands/core/mod.rs:18
#31 0x000055e154699776 in navi::commands::core::init (fetcher=...)
    at src/commands/core/mod.rs:38
#32 0x000055e154699776 in navi::commands::core::init (fetcher=...)
    at src/commands/core/mod.rs:38
...
#4145 0x000055e154699776 in navi::commands::core::init (fetcher=...) at src/commands/core/mod.rs:38
#4146 0x000055e15469a25d in navi::commands::core::main () at src/commands/core/mod.rs:71
#4147 0x000055e154609423 in navi::commands::handle () at src/commands/mod.rs:16
#4148 0x000055e1545e7b4a in navi::main () at src/bin/main.rs:28

Full backtrace can be found at https://pastebin.com/sL3SN4nR

Versions:

ubuntu 20.04 LTS (I think)
$ uname -a
Linux 5CG0183BJ0 5.15.0-53-generic #59~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Oct 20 15:10:22 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ zsh --version
zsh 5.8 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)
$ ./target/debug/navi --version
navi 2.21.0

[welcome]

Thanks for opening your first issue here! In case you're facing a bug, please update navi to the latest version first. Maybe the bug is already solved! :)

[denisidoro]

Is this a build from the master branch?

[souze]

Yes, it's from the current master branch, same behaviour when I installed through "cargo install".

[avivgr]

i made a fatal mistake of installing fzf via cargo install fzf which seems like a different project using the same name. The "real" fzf is not installable via cargo.... it is actually written in go. When using the cargo version of fzf i get the same stack overflow when invoking navi. When installing the official fzf, navi runs as expected.

[jackandroselv]

您好！您的邮件我已收到，我会尽快的查阅邮件。谢谢您的来信！

[denisidoro]

Closing. Please refer to @avivgr's answer.