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@mario.cordova.862 I assume you know about SPC p t
for opening the tree (neotree) in the current project.
Have you used R
when the tree (neotree) is open, this lets you change the root that neotree uses. I am unsure if that is a permanent setting though, but something easy to try.
SPC 0
is the one I use for the tree, not sure if this is just in the devleopment branch though
@jr0cket SPC p t
works nicely, but it would be nice to have neotree open up at a certain directory as the root. I have all my projects in a projects
directory
@mario.cordova.862 semi-related, but I completely forgot about neotree once I got used to SPC p f
and friends. Fuzzy matching is usually faster, and for relative navigation there's always SPC f f
(or helm-find
for rec. searches)
Yes, after getting used to Projectile I rarely use tree -C
from the command line or neotree. They became only a way to internalize a directory structure, not to actually handle the files or browse them.