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I also find the "space /" command to contanstly break and pick up files that are on the gitignore. i have messed with it in the past and if there is some trick to getting it to work then it would be nice if it were clear to me. for now im using rgrep
do you mean rgrep
i dont see a ripgrep
command
ripgrep
is usually shortened to rg
, so I suspect these are two different things
If you're running spacemacs develop, make sure you have something like this on your dotfile
dotspacemacs-search-tools '("rg" "ag" "pt" "ack" "grep")
(and make sure rg
is available on your system - it's on homebrew and nix!)Ill take a look, thanks!
@dnewberry The smart search commands can be a bit loopy
Simplest solution is probably to outsource it to git grep
by default. Here's an example diff:
https://github.com/Domon/dotfiles/commit/f2e0459f5705dceeb56b15a5d01f63162c792679
@UB0S1GF47 that's in your home directory (`~/.spacemacs`)
Just FYI, SPC f y y
prints the file path for the buffer under focus (and SPC f y Y
prints the relative-to-project-root path)
I am getting Error running timer 'org-indent-initialize-agent': (void-function org-time-add)
I was getting this error after updating to the latest packages, which I believe included Spacemacs org related packages.
I simply restarted Emacs, SPC q r
and the error went away 🙂
I installed a completely new set of packages, as I changed to Emacs version 26.3.
If you need the org package, then try moving all the existing packages in .emaca.d/elpa
(or just delete them). Then restart Emacs
Just FYI, SPC f y y
prints the file path for the buffer under focus (and SPC f y Y
prints the relative-to-project-root path)
I was getting this error after updating to the latest packages, which I believe included Spacemacs org related packages.
I simply restarted Emacs, SPC q r
and the error went away 🙂