Don't display context separators when only listing files

[tupton]

❯ command rg --context=3 -l "context-separator"
complete/_rg
--
doc/rg.1.md
--
src/app.rs
--
src/args.rs

When listing files, even if --context is an option, I don't think we need the context separator. I understand that those options don't make much sense in this contrived example. However, I have an alias set up for rg that adds a bunch of options that I want as defaults, including --context. I (sometimes) use -l to list out files that I can pass to vim, e.g. vim $(rg "context-separator" -l).

I tried to set --context=0 when using -l – which would be an ok tradeoff for me – but it looks like multiple --context flags are not allowed.

rg … | sed '/--/d' is another potential solution, but it would break if --context-separator specified a different separator.

[okdana]

Yeah, also affects --count and --files-without-match.