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I have a (where pr=project root, confirmed via projectile-project-root) pr/lib (build garbage) and pr/src/lib dir.
I have tried pr/.projectile file:
lib/ # ignores everything both pr/lib and pr/src/lib
lib # same as above
-lib # same as above
-lib/ # same as above
/lib/ # works, but ONLY if i invoke projectile-find-file from pr, otherwise it INCLUDES both pr/lib AND pr/src/lib
/lib # same
-/lib # same
-/lib/ # same
help me out here, how can I get my head around this? this is complicated by the fact that there's native indexing (previously hybrid??) and hybrid (not same as previous hybrid) and alien.. i dont care which one i use as long as i get consistent results.
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Admittedly, for a very long time I've just used the alien indexing which completely ignores .projectile's filtering of results. I will revisit it at some point, but I can't promise when this will happen.
Btw, to be clear - you expect this to behave like .gitignore, right?
I'd say yes, but the point is it needs to work consistently. :) It also starts behaving differently inside and outside git repos, further confusing things.
I have a (where pr=project root, confirmed via
projectile-project-root
) pr/lib (build garbage) and pr/src/lib dir.I have tried pr/.projectile file:
help me out here, how can I get my head around this? this is complicated by the fact that there's native indexing (previously hybrid??) and hybrid (not same as previous hybrid) and alien.. i dont care which one i use as long as i get consistent results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: