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I've been having this issue with projectile
for a while. The projectile-grep
functionality turns up a lot of stuff from output directories in my projects that are gitignored - target
, cpcache
, resource folders with compiled js, etc - and reading the documentation it seems like it's supposed to follow the gitignore. This is making projectile-grep
basically useless for me in any clojurescript project because of all the noise. Anyone run into this or know what I can do to fix?
can you make it use the silver searcher or ripgrep? those will respect ignore files
If I understood you right, you can use projectile-ripgrep
(`C-c p s r` by default) and projectile-ag
(`C-c p s r` by default), if you prefer them. Of course you need to have ripgrep and/or silver searcher installed.
If you don't want to learn new key chords, you can always remap the projectile-grep
keychord (`C-c p s g` by default) to any of the other two functions.
Hello, is there something that i can use to prettify an edn buffer to be able to read it easily?
i don’t have one written but i think you can execute shell commands on a region, shell out to jet
and replace the highlighted region
i’d modify that to use the interactive region if present and fall back to the buffer’s contents but that’s exactly what i had in mind
Thanks, I was hoping something built-in on clojure-mode or some function already available in some package though
perhaps there's some crazy package but not that I've heard of there's parseclj/parseedn in the opposite direction