How to make ripgrep display the completed content of the searched results

[khailifz]

when i use ripgrep to find ,it return to me
tar_logcat.log.09/tar_logcat/logcat.log.037:12-12 01:22:16.037 4757 4790 I TspManager: postTrackingData jsonMessage:{"commondata":{"app_package_name **[... 0 more matches]**
but i want result show like grep tool like this
tar_logcat.log.01/tar_logcat/logcat.log.043:2259:12-12 07:16:48.011 4757 4802 I TspManager: postTrackingData jsonMessage:{"commondata":{"app_package_name":"com.app.launcher","app_starttime":"","app_version":"14","behaviorid":"","clienttype":"","clientversion":"V1.0.6.14","cp_source":"com..app.launcher","device_starttime":"","event_type":"","frombrand":"","happentime":"12 07:16:48","id":"","imei":"","imsi":"","interactiveway":"1","network_type":"1","phone_num":"","screen_ratio":"16:9","screen_size":"1280x720","sign":"","userid_deviceid":"0\","uuid":"","vin":""},"trackingdata":{}}

[BurntSushi]

The [... 0 more matches] is appearing because ripgrep is trimming a long line. This is not default behavior. You had to opt into it. Either you're passing the -M/--max-columns flag explicitly, or you have it in an alias, shell function, wrapper script or a ripgrep config file.

If you re-run your command with --debug, then it should show any arguments loaded from a config file. Otherwise, try running which rg to see whether it's an alias or a shell function or a wrapper script that's inserting the extra argument.