Prepand PATH expansion instead of append

[Rec0gnice]

This improves the evaluation of fzf when there is another version globally installed. So the custom downloaded/installed version takes precendence over the version installed by a packager manager for example.

[junegunn]

Thanks, but I deliberately made the decision to append in fdaa4e9. The reason is explained in the commit message. If I recall correctly, I made the change after fzf formula landed in Homebrew.

Since e74b125, I don't think the install script matters much. You only need to add a single line to your shell configuration file, and using a package manager like Homebrew is preferable — manual installation via the script makes it easy to miss updates.

Can you tell me more about your set-up? How do you install and update fzf?

[Rec0gnice]

Thanks for the explanation, didn't know this was a deliberate design decision.
The reason for my PR is that I working with some setups that aren't managed by myself, i.e. I do not have the permissions to use a package manager.
In my latest company-managed system there was fzf already installed via apt on debian, but that was 20 minor versions behind. In this exact circumstance it resulted in the bash autocompletion not being supported.

Feel free to close the PR :)