and somehow projectile will try to start multiple greps (and sometimes just freeze up emacs entirely)... I'm on windows, btw
See: bbatsov/projectile#1124
@bbatsov I wonder if it would be a good thing to either make loading the projectile cache async or go forth with splitting the cache per-project as proposed in #1101 . what do you think? I can see scenarios where even on a single projects the list of files is large enough to delay loading the cache. Seeing as the cache is mostly used for project-find-file (if I'm incorrect on this please feel free to complain) this should be fine to do asynchronously. (emacs-async seems a good candidate to implement this with)
If a project matches multiple types ie. it's a gradle project and it matches a specific type I defined. Is there a good way to match both types when checking? Or is it only ever possible to resolve to one project-type? A use for me would be that an android project for me for example would resolve the
src path differently than my gradle project.
I like the convenience of compilation, but it screws up color codes and prevents me from interacting with interactive commands
When registering a project type, is there any way we can have some exclusions for marker files? With the way things seem to work now, any project that has frontend assets managed by npm will be detected as an npm project. This impacts some of my Clojure (lein-test) and Python projects, for example.
Projectile doesn’t seem to be saving any of my known projects. I have it installed via Nix on macOS. If I do
projectile-mode (which I have to do in each individual file) then C-c p h, it shows me all the files correctly scoped to the project dir, but C-c p p shows me no projects, and the projectile-bookmarks file is empty.
Always seems to fix once I make the folder recognisable as project.
I am new to projectile. I 'C-c p s s' to search with ag (projectile-ag). I often want to search my use of a particular bit of code in another project so I can pull that code into my current one. However, projectile-ag searches the current project. Projectile-switch-project would work, but, aside from being another step, also seems to want me to open a file in the project I'm switching to. I'd have to switch back into my current project after, as well. Is there a way to simply grep into another project for a string?
i have a project defined as basedir then use: ```
(defun open-matching-files-goto-line(dir file matcher lineno)
"Open file if it matches, goto lineno"
(when (string-equal file matcher)
(find-file (concat dir file))
(goto-line (string-to-number lineno))
)
t
)
(defun find-file-line-in-project (fileline)
"Find file line in project"
(interactive "sFind file:line in project: ")
(let (pt)
(walk-path
basedir
(lambda (dir file) (open-matching-files-goto-line
dir
file
(elt (split-string fileline ":") 0)
(elt (split-string fileline ":") 1)
)))))
seems like something that could already exist but haven't found it
(my lisp is no good)
bbatsov/projectile#1185
So Ill duplicate it here. Id like to create project-specific build system - integrate cmake-ide to projectile. I will apreceatecany ideas and hints in that direction. My idea is to replace projectile string with functions (allow string or function). So it will allow to remain current behaviour or use some lisp code
https://github.com/andreas-marschke/company-javadoc-lookup open sourced my first company backend, would love to get some feedback, may have missed a few things on making it better. @bbatsov
@bbatsov Something I've been wondering about for projectile, the basic configuration for new project types is awesome. But it feels like a limitation that the test/run/building portion is just a string and doesn't allow for a symbol in that spot that would resolve to a function to run to resolve. Is this something I could contribute? I've lightly checked through the code to find the pieces necessary but would love to know if it's something interesting to you too. The idea is that the project configuration points for tests at a function that is executed when you for example call
C-c p P or C-c p c and a function would assemble the build call. This would be interesting for example if you wanted to build a function that created the test line based on the file you're currently working on.
Any thoughts on this? I am running Emacs 26 on windows. When switching projects, the command fails. The directory does exist, but I don't know what that extra 'tr' is.
[helm-current-buffer projectile-project-p buffer-live-p projectile-project-root projectile-current-project-files nil expand-file-name] 8]’
(file-missing "Setting current directory" "No such file or directory" "c:/Users/jerem/Projects/amps/drgnjs/'tr' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
